India to have separate drug controller for traditional medicine | ummid.com
"India has a pluralistic healthcare delivery system where the government provides opportunity to every recognised medical system to develop and practice, with a view to provide integrated and holistic healthcare services," Health Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad said Wednesday inaugurating the International Conference on Traditional Medicine for South East Asian Countries here.
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Petrol, diesel prices likely to rise this weekend | ummid.com
Petrol, diesel prices likely to rise this weekend | ummid.com
Owing to the rupee's depreciation during the last fortnight, crude oil price increased to Rs.6,188.13 per barrel on Feb 12, as compared to Rs.5,926 during the prior fortnight.
Owing to the rupee's depreciation during the last fortnight, crude oil price increased to Rs.6,188.13 per barrel on Feb 12, as compared to Rs.5,926 during the prior fortnight.
No point in Nasheed being at the Indian mission: Minister | ummid.com
No point in Nasheed being at the Indian mission: Minister | ummid.com
"There is no point of his being there," Maldives Tourism Minister Ahmed Adheeb Abdhul Gafoor told IANS over phone from Male after the former president took refuge at the Indian mission here Tuesday as a court issued an arrest order for his failing to attend a hearing in the allegedly illegal detention of a judge.
"There is no point of his being there," Maldives Tourism Minister Ahmed Adheeb Abdhul Gafoor told IANS over phone from Male after the former president took refuge at the Indian mission here Tuesday as a court issued an arrest order for his failing to attend a hearing in the allegedly illegal detention of a judge.
Salaried people want tax exemption limit raised to Rs.3 lakh: Survey | ummid.com
Salaried people want tax exemption limit raised to Rs.3 lakh: Survey | ummid.com
Nearly 90 percent of the respondents said the slab of tax-free income has not moved up in line with real inflation. The current basic exemption limit of Rs.200,000 should be increased to at least Rs.300,000 with the limit for women going up to Rs.350,000, the Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry (Assocham) said in the survey report.
Nearly 90 percent of the respondents said the slab of tax-free income has not moved up in line with real inflation. The current basic exemption limit of Rs.200,000 should be increased to at least Rs.300,000 with the limit for women going up to Rs.350,000, the Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry (Assocham) said in the survey report.
Salaried people want tax exemption limit raised to Rs.3 lakh: Survey | ummid.com
Salaried people want tax exemption limit raised to Rs.3 lakh: Survey | ummid.com
Nearly 90 percent of the respondents said the slab of tax-free income has not moved up in line with real inflation. The current basic exemption limit of Rs.200,000 should be increased to at least Rs.300,000 with the limit for women going up to Rs.350,000, the Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry (Assocham) said in the survey report.
Nearly 90 percent of the respondents said the slab of tax-free income has not moved up in line with real inflation. The current basic exemption limit of Rs.200,000 should be increased to at least Rs.300,000 with the limit for women going up to Rs.350,000, the Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry (Assocham) said in the survey report.
Rural employment guarantee scheme may have adverse impact: Study | ummid.com
Rural employment guarantee scheme may have adverse impact: Study | ummid.com
The study, undertaken in 100 villages of Medak district in Andhra Pradesh and funded by the Consultative Group to Assist the Poorest (CGAP) of the World Bank and Ford Foundation revealed that casual labour, which the rural employment guarantee scheme is creating, may deter long-term growth.
The study, undertaken in 100 villages of Medak district in Andhra Pradesh and funded by the Consultative Group to Assist the Poorest (CGAP) of the World Bank and Ford Foundation revealed that casual labour, which the rural employment guarantee scheme is creating, may deter long-term growth.
dNursery admissions not under Right to Education purview, court told | ummid.com
Nursery admissions not under Right to Education purview, court told | ummid.com
Additional Solicitor General Rajeeve Mehra, appearing for the central government, told the court that as per section 13 of the Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act, children between the age 6-14 years were covered by the provisions for free and compulsory elementary education.
Additional Solicitor General Rajeeve Mehra, appearing for the central government, told the court that as per section 13 of the Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act, children between the age 6-14 years were covered by the provisions for free and compulsory elementary education.
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