PM: Practical problems in Aid for Bengal
Despite the Trinamul Con-gress turning the heat on the UPA government, Prime Minister Manmo-han Singh on Friday indicated there were “practical problems” in granting West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee’s d
'Abduction occupational hazard for civil servants’
Following the abduction of Sukna collector Alex Paul Menon by Maoists, former Malkangiri collector R. Vineel Krishna, who was abducted two years ago by Naxals in Orissa, said that it has become an occ
‘Abduction occupational hazard for civil servants’
Following the abduction of Sukna collector Alex Paul Menon by Maoists, former Malkangiri collector R.
Jairam refuses funds for road project
West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee’s attempt to flex muscles appears to not have takers in the Centre, as Union rural development minister Jairam Ramesh on Monday shot down her demands for san
IAY funds get used up, Centre looks at non-BPL class
Amidst talks of “policy paralysis”, the UPA can finally claim to have reached a stage where it can think beyond the below poverty line (BPL) for flagship schemes.
Sanitation to get Rs36,000 crores
After hitting headlines on lack of toilets and roping in filmstars Vidya Balan and Shah rukh Khan for campaign, Union minister of rural development Jairam Ramesh has got an “assurance” from the Planni
Caste census at a slow pace
The ambitious Socio Economic and Caste Census (SECC) appears nowhere near completion even after missing the December 2011 deadline.
Poor distribution dogs farm output
Has India’s farm output peaked?
Ministry wary of food for work
The finance ministry’s proposal to utilise record foodgrains procurement for paying part of the wages to workers under Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MG-NREGA) appears not to
Didi: Give Bengal subsidised coal
In a move which may open a Pandora’s box for the Centre, West Bengal chief minister and Trinamul Congress chief Mamata Banerjee has sought coal at a special subsidised rate for local consumption from