The prime minister said when the country's democracy was crushed during the Emergency, all major parties came together to save the Constitution.
In a Q&A, Anish Shah the valuation for the upcoming EV subsidiary is fair and the company will be rewarded adequately by investors soon
TWCo, an emerging firm led by Radeka Patil, makes real estate development debut with upcoming luxury residential high-rise at Haji Ali.
Samajwadi Party president Akhilesh Yadav on Friday alleged that contrary to claims of development of the Yogi Adityanath government, Uttar Pradesh is lagging behind in several key parameters. Talking to reporters here, Yadav said the BJP government is making tall claims of development in the state, but "everyone is aware of the truth". "Today all figures, whether of primary education or mid-day meal or you look at the data of NITI Aayog, Uttar Pradesh is continuously going down," he claimed. The former chief minister also said that no books have been distributed in primary schools yet. "Leader of the House (Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath) mentioned Akshaya Patra in his speech. I want to know why the job of modernisation of kitchens (in schools) given to Akshaya Patra by our government was taken back?" he asked. Yadav also accused the ruling dispensation in the state of 'attacking' the police. "... In Rampur, police (personnel) were beaten up and intimidated with revolvers. A BJP
The relation between economic growth rate and the degree of urbanisation is mutually reinforcing, as higher economic growth results in high incomes that influence the rate of urbanisation
The numbers posed by the former finance minister fall way short of the mark as development expenditure was nearly four times
Senior BJP leader and Union Minister Nitin Gadkari on Saturday said that development works, be it in Maharashtra or India, will be carried out without bringing in any kind of politics. Speaking at the inauguration ceremony of two National Highway projects in Sangli, the Union transport minister said he considers himself an "ambassador of Maharashtra" and feels that the state should emerge on top in the country. "In the last seven years of my tenure, I got an opportunity to execute development works worth Rs 5 lakh crore in Maharashtra. I was in port, shipping, water resources, MSME and road transport (as a minister), but I always considered myself an ambassador of Maharashtra and feel that the land of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj should prosper and flourish," Gadkari said. If any state should emerge as number one, it should be Maharashtra, he said. The minister further said that development works will be carried out without bringing in any politics and assured that the demands put .
With the appointment of three independent directors, sources said, the formation of full board would be completed
The SEDP is the flagship programme of the Mizo National Front (MNF) government
The industry will need to find at least $197 billion to cover maturing bonds, coupons, trust products and deferred wages to millions of migrant workers
The cells enhance the pipeline of investible projects in India, it said
He said the state government intends to connect the deprived and the poor with the mainstream
The four new industrial infrastructure development projects were approved at the inter-departmental coordination committee meeting
The loan supports the policies established by the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs to accelerate universal coverage of piped water supply and improved sanitation
"This is a part of our effort at cooperative federalism that we want to visit and engage with all states," Kumar said
Shah said taking development to all and making it work in a country with a population of 130 crore is a difficult job
Such initiatives gives job opportunities to 92,420 people, the government said
The project will build and upgrade 48 kilometres of new or existing stormwater drainage and construct 23 km of climate-resilient urban roads
The proclaimed goal of the Left government is to create a 'nava Kerala' (new Kerala) that is capable of withstanding natural calamities, the Chief Minister told the state Assembly
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Monday said a "world class drainage system" will be developed across the national capital. He said drainage systems like the one at Minto Road here will be replicated across Delhi and drains and sewers will be desilted regularly. The chief minister made the announcement after taking part in a review meeting on city's drainage system with officials from Public Works Department (PWD), civic bodies, Delhi Jal Board (DJB) and Irrigation and Flood Control (I&FC). The meeting was chaired by Lieutenant Governor Anil Baijal. "Considering the monsoon, a review meeting with PWD, MCD, DJB, I&FC under the chairmanship of Lieutenant Governor was conducted on Delhi's drainage system. "Minto Road type system will be developed at other (vulnerable) points in Delhi. Regular cleaning of drains and sewers will be ensured. We will develop a world class drainage system in Delhi," Kejriwal said in a tweet in Hindi after the meeting. Minto Road rail under ...