Asked if the cabinet has decided on any package for the ENPO areas, he said the discussions between the Centre and ENPO have to be made known to the
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Assam has made a strong case for ending the 14-year status quo on redrawing the boundaries of its parliamentary and assembly constituencies to protect the political rights ofindigenous communitiesand counter the possibility of minorities calling the shots in six of the 14 Lok
Sabha seats during the2024 polls.The state has submitted a proposal to the Centre, saying the situation is conducive for a delimitation exercise, said CM.
States revenue collection over Rs 1L cr
Despite market slowdown, the States total revenue collection has crossed Rs 1 lakh crore by the end of third quarter of the current Financial Year 2022-23.
The total revenue generation from both own tax and non tax sources registered a Growth of 5.6 percent by the end of December of current FY 2022-23 over the corresponding period of last FY.
The total revenue of the State has reached at Rs1, 01,119 crore by the end third quarters of the current fiscal.
In spite of negative growth in grants from the Central Government by about 21 percent, total revenue has been increased by 5.6 percent.
According to official sources, the revenue generation from own taxsources increased by 13.51 percent with a collection of around Rs 32,029 crore by the end of December, 2022 against corresponding period of last years collection of Rs 28,216 crore.
Similarly, with a total collection of Rs 63,523 crore, the revenue from States non-tax sources grew by 1.17 percent by
end of December 2022 in comparison to the corresponding period of the last year.Accordingly, the total revenue generation from both the sources by end of December 2022 has increased around 5.6 percent over the corresponding period of last fiscal.
With no clear policy, Tamil Nadu universities unaware of key reforms
State universities in Nadu are left in a quandary with no clear policy regarding academic bank of credits (ABC) or the introduction of four-year degrees. They are caught unawares of the fundamental changes in higher Education that are likely to take effect in the next few years.
The UGC conducted a national level meeting on operationalisation of the ABC on December 29 and a majority of state universities did not take part in
the deliberations. Professors said even if the State Government is opposed to the ABC or other key initiatives of National Education Policy, the professors and academicians need to attend these meetings for better understanding and put forth the state government’s views.Fund to help deep tech startups soon, says Rajeev Chandrasekhar
Minister of state for information technology and Skill development Rajeev Chandrasekhar said that the central government will soon launch a Digital India Innovation Fund to support deep tech startups.
Addressing around 1,000 college students as part of ‘New India for Young India: Techade of Opportunities’
programme at the Catholic Bishop House Campus at Thamarassery on Friday, he said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision of New India is one where there were ample opportunities for every Indian to participate in the development process and hard work and skills are the only determinants of success.He said that for most part of the past 75 years, India had been a dysfunctional Democracy where the opportunities for Growth were limited to a select few.
The minister had lunch with bishops Remigiose Inchananiyil and Varghese Chakkalakal and other members of Kerala Catholic Youth Movement.
K’taka govt withdraws six pvt varsity bills owing to objections from ruling, oppn parties
The Karnataka government on Thursday withdrew the bills to set up six private universities owing to objections not only from the opposition Congress and JD(S) but also from the ruling BJP MLAs in the Karnataka Assembly. Higher Education Minister C N Ashwath Narayan tabled the GM University Bill, The Sapthagiri NPS University Bill, Rajya Vokkaligara Sangha University Bill, The T John University Bill, The Kishkinda University Bill and The Acharya University Bill.
As the GM University Bill came up for discussion today, Narayan said 40 per cent of the seats will be regulated, while the fees for the
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