Government policies
Rlys mulls 90-year lease for station development
14 Jan 2017
Centre wants water resources moved to Concurrent List
14 Jan 2017
The centre is discussing the issue of bringing water under the Concurrent List with states so as to minimise the disparity in allocation of water resources among states
CM Fadnavis launches 500 Wi-Fi hotspots across Mumbai
09 Jan 2017
Announcing the roll-out of the first phase of MumbaiWiFi in a tweet, Maharashtra chief minister Devendra Phadnavis described it as the largest public Wi-Fi service across India and, perhaps, globally
SC sees no urgency in hearing plea for budget postponement
06 Jan 2017
A bench of Chief Justice Jagdish Singh Khehar, Justice NV Ramana and Justice DY Chandrachud said they would decide the issue when it comes in its normal course
Buy LPG cylinder online and get Rs5 discount
04 Jan 2017
GST rollout to be delayed as states put up fresh demands
04 Jan 2017
With coastal states demanding rights to levy GST on trade in goods within 12 nautical miles off shore holding law on Integrated-GST (IGST) and non-BJP states demanding higher compensation for post-demonetisation revenue fall, GST roll-out looks unlikely in the near term
Restaurants’ body NRAI insists on service charge
04 Jan 2017
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