Government policies
Rajya Sabha approves Citizenship Amendment Bill 2019
12 Dec 2019
Once signed into law by the President, the Citizenship Amendment Bill 2019 will provide a big relief to persecuted minorities who have fled from the three Muslim countries to seek refuge in India, but are still not entitled to Indian citizenship
Bharat Bond ETF to open on 12 December
10 Dec 2019
LS passes citizenship bill 311-80, at midnight
10 Dec 2019
The CAB aims at ensuring Indian citizenship for Hindus, Buddhists, Sikhs, Jains, Parsis and Christians from Afghanistan, Pakistan and Bangladesh who have sought refuge in the country on grounds of religious persecution before 31 December 2014
New bill seeks to trim employee share in PF, take over CSR funds
09 Dec 2019
Over the long term, the government proposes to scrap EPFO and switchover to NPS, even as the amendments to the Social Security Code Bill 2019 provides for appropriating the corpus available from collections under corporate social responsibility to establish a social security fund
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