Government policies
Govt partially restores broadband in Kashmir, but no social media
15 Jan 2020
The government said the ban was necessitated to prevent anti-nationals aiding and inciting people by transmission of fake news and targeted messages, propagating terrorism, indulging in rumour-mongering, supporting fallacious proxy wars, spreading propaganda/ideologies to cause disaffection and discontent
Citizenship Amendment Act comes into force
13 Jan 2020
CCEA approves sale of stake in 5 mining PSUs
08 Jan 2020
Govts silent as seed companies push GM cotton sales
07 Jan 2020
A global investment company with interests in biotech and agro-chemical companies, is reported to be pushing GM seed through Shetkari Sanghatana while simultaneously putting pressure on the Modi government for grant of Genetic Engineering Appraisal Committee approval for these seeds
Rail fares up marginally from 1 January
02 Jan 2020
India to allow Huawei to participate in 5G network trials
31 Dec 2019
The in-principle nod for the trial run, however, does not assure an approval for commercial roll out by any operator or equipment supplier
Aadhaar enrollment touches 1.25 billion
27 Dec 2019
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