Friday, December 20, 2024 | 12:32 AM ISTEN Hindi

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BS Web Team New Delhi

FILE PIC: Army trucks move towards Ladakh in the midst of border stand-off. Photo: PTI

3:12 PM

For the benefit of MSMEs, all banks and NBFCs are allowed to offer loans to these companies at discounted rates: Govt

For the benefit of MSMEs, all banks and NBFCs are allowed to offer loans to these companies at discounted rates. No double discounting will be allowed: Prakash Javadekar

3:11 PM

Cabinet briefing LIVE: PFC and REC to extend more loans to discoms beyond the cap of 25% of last year's working capital, says Javadekar

3:08 PM

Cabinet briefing LIVE: Jaipur, Guwahati and Thiruvananthapuram Airports to be given to private players on lease for maintenance and operation for 50 years

3:07 PM

Union Cabinet approves setting up of 'National Recruitment Agency' to conduct Common Eligibility Test

3:06 PM

Cabinet briefing LIVE: Govt purchased 1.9 billion litres of ethanol last season, says Prakash Javadekar

3:05 PM

FRP for sugarcane farmers raised to Rs 285 per quintal; 10 million farmers will benefit: Govt

3:04 PM

National Recruitment Agency will conduct one common exam for employment: Prakash Javedkar

At present, students have to take several competitive tests to get employment, Now, it has been decided that the National Recruitment Agency will conduct one common exam for employment: Prakash Javedkar

3:03 PM

LIVE: Cabinet approves increase in sugarcane FRP by Rs 10 to Rs 285/qtl for 2020-21

3:03 PM

Prakash Javadekar and Jitendra Singh brief the media over Union Cabinet decisions

3:01 PM

LIVE updates: Govt briefing on next round of airport privatisation underway

2:50 PM

Sushant Singh Rajput death case: SC verdict is victory against injustice, says Bihar DGP

The Supreme Court's order for a CBI probe into the Sushant Singh Rajput death case was on Wednesday described by Bihar Director General of Police (DGP) Gupteshwar Pandey as a "victory for justice against injustice". He said, "I am personally very happy with this decision."

After the Supreme Court's decision, Pandey, during a media interaction here, said that the Bihar police was acting in a constitutional and legal manner from the beginning in this case but accusations were made against the Bihar police. Now the Supreme Court has justified the work done constitutionally by the Bihar Police and given it a stamp of approval, said the DGP, according to an IANS report.

2:48 PM