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Tribal Welfare Schemes Can Contribute Much More With Better Utilization Of Funds - Vimarsana News

Tribal Welfare Schemes Can Contribute Much More With Better Utilization Of Funds

Tribal communities need and deserve a high priority for welfare schemes as there has been a past record of neglect and exploitation. The government has also

Sanjay Kumar Agarwal: 'Rs 1.7 trillion may be GST average collection next FY' - Vimarsana News

Sanjay Kumar Agarwal: 'Rs 1.7 trillion may be GST average collection next FY'

'We crossed Rs 1.7 trillion in three months this financial year.'

Source: rediff.com
Business News | RAJIV RANJAN'S ANALYSIS : Interim Budget 2024 -- in Campaign Mode - Vimarsana News

Business News | RAJIV RANJAN'S ANALYSIS : Interim Budget 2024 -- in Campaign Mode

Get latest articles and stories on Business at LatestLY. New Delhi [India], February 16: The Finance Minister presented her sixth consecutive Budget. Business News | RAJIV RANJAN'S ANALYSIS : Interim Budget 2024 -- in Campaign Mode.

Trinamul Congress (TMC) | Bengal fiscal crisis will worsen: Economist and Balurghat BJP MLA Ashok Lahiri - Vimarsana News

Trinamul Congress (TMC) | Bengal fiscal crisis will worsen: Economist and Balurghat BJP MLA Ashok Lahiri

'For the Trinamul government, it has become a tradition wherein their revised estimates on revenue receipts lag behind the budget estimates.... There was no exception to this even this year'

Govt allocated 22 per cent less funds for MGNREGA in revised estimates for current fiscal: Parliamentary panel report - Vimarsana News

Govt allocated 22 per cent less funds for MGNREGA in revised estimates for current fiscal: Parliamentary panel report

MoRD demanded Rs 1.1 lakh crore, Finance Ministry allocated Rs 50,000 crore less