Centre to launch 'Bharat Taxi' app in Delhi on Jan 1; drivers to get over 80% fare – MSN
Centre to launch ‘Bharat Taxi’ app in Delhi on Jan 1; drivers to get over 80% fare MSN Source link
Centre to launch ‘Bharat Taxi’ app in Delhi on Jan 1; drivers to get over 80% fare MSN Source link
It’s finally that time of the year! Winters in North India come with a distinct mood altogether. The atmosphere is cold, the quilt is all the more cozy, and the food table transforms into a procession of all sorts of delicacies: gajar ka halwa, butter chicken, sizzling pakode, revdi, and gajak. The catch is that…
The Karnataka High Court has issued an order urging the Ministry of External Affairs, the Ministry of Home Affairs, and the Foreigners Regional Registration Office to prioritize and expedite a fresh citizenship application from Nighat Yasmeen, a Pakistani national. Married to Indian citizen Mohammed Younus and the mother of two Indian citizens, Yasmeen sought the…
Centre to launch ‘Bharat Taxi’ app in Delhi on Jan 1; drivers to get over 80% fare MSN Source link
Centre to launch ‘Bharat Taxi’ app in Delhi on Jan 1; drivers to get over 80% fare MSN Source link
Centre To Launch ‘Bharat Taxi’ App In Delhi On Jan 1; Drivers To Get Over 80% Fare – India Today India Today Source link
Advanced Monitoring Mechanism To Prevent Rising Cyber Frauds: What Centre Said New Delhi: The Union Government on Tuesday, December 16, said that it has taken several steps to monitor and to strengthen the mechanism to deal with cyber crimes in a comprehensive and coordinated manner. The Ministry of Home Affairs has set up the ‘Indian Cyber Crime…
NEW DELHI: The Delhi high court on Wednesday pulled up the Centre over the chaos faced by air travellers amid disruptions at IndiGo, questioning why the government failed to prevent airfares from soaring to Rs 35,000–Rs 39,000 and what immediate measures were taken to assist stranded passengers. “Why did such a situation even precipitate? What…
SRINAGAR: Jammu and Kashmir high court has given the Union Territory administration and the Centre three months to respond to petitions challenging a ban on 25 Kashmir-related books, an official in the additional advocate-general’s (AG) office said.The ban was clamped by the home department under lieutenant-governor (LG) Manoj Sinha on Aug 5 this year on…
NEW DELHI: The central government has clarified that it is not considering any proposal to merge dearness allowance (DA) or dearness relief (DR) with the basic pay of central government employees and pensioners.In a written reply to the Lok Sabha on Monday, minister of state for finance Pankaj Chaudhary said, “No proposal regarding merger of…