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Total govt liabilities reach Rs 107 lakh crore in Q2 The central government issued dated securities worth Rs 3,46,000 crore in the first quarter as against Rs 2,21,000 crore in the same period a year ago PTI | December 31, 2020 | Updated 07:54 IST During Q2 FY21, 13 tranches of auctions were held for issuance of dated securities aggregating to Rs 4,20,000 crore, which was slightly more than the pre-announced calendar because of exercising of greenshoe option, it said Total liabilities of the government increased to Rs 107.04 lakh crore at end-September 2020 from Rs 101.3 lakh crore at end-Ju...

>> he's mad that the attorney general wouldn't entirely publicly stake his face and reputation to the lawfulness of the president's phone call in a nationally televised press conference? >> yeah, so the white house press office now disputes the president is mad. they note that even today he praised bill barr publicly, but we do knowr that the president wanted this to happen and it didn't. so, you know, i'll let viewers decide how they think the president's emotional state is. >> and we know -- has the -- the department of justice, one of the most interesting tributaries in this story is the fa...

And it is certainly not anything they're ready for on a logistical level when it comes to money or space. >> give us a history lesson. the acting i.c.e. director and the former d.h.s. secretary kirsten nielsen got the boot in april specifically because they pushed back against this plan. they had concerns about logistics, leegality, and publi backlash. they had to live through the public response to the zero tolerance policy and they said, no way. what has changed? have those concerns disappeared? >> reporter: well, no. concerns from the people having to carry this out has not disappeared but ...