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The Cabinet Cabinet approves the telecommunications package   INDIA Union Cabinet on Wednesday approved a telecommunications assistance package that includes a four-year suspension of official payments to telecommunications companies PTI In a major change, the Union Cabinet on Wednesday approved a telecommunications assistance package that included a four-year suspension of official payments to telecommunications companies and allowing foreign investment by 100 percent on an automated basis. Speaking to reporters on the Cabinet's decision, Communications Minister Ashwini Vaishnav said nine changes had been made to the communications sector. The definition of AGR, which has been a major source of pressure in the sector, has been made excuses for the phasing out of telecommunications companies. AGR refers to receivables that are considered payment of legal fees. The minister said 100 per cent of FDI (Foreign Direct Investment) telecom on automatic channels was approved by Cabinet. Am...

Punjab CM Capt. Amarinder Singh orders greater vigilance across Punjab to crack down on any attempts to disrupt terrorist peace   INDIA Prime Minister Capt Amarinder Singh has instructed the police to be extra vigilant, especially given the reopening of schools and educational institutions, as well as the timing of ceremonies and Assembly votes. Bipin Bhardwaj With the arrest of four other members of the ISI-backed terrorist module involved in an IED 'Tiffin' oil tank bombing operation last month, Punjab Prime Minister Capt. Amarinder Singh on Wednesday ordered that more attention be paid to the province. This is the fourth case that a Pakistani terrorist module has been released from the government 40 days ago. Two Pakistani terrorists, including a Pakistani intelligence official, were also identified and charged at the Ajnala police station, where one person had been arrested earlier, DGP Dinkar Gupta revealed on Wednesday. Focusing on the increased efforts of terrorist group...

The report of the Godhra violence panel was shocking: Former Gujarat police chief RB Sreekumar  INDIA The Panel ignored the nine affidavits he had submitted earlier based on what he saw as ADGP (Intelligence) in 2002, says RB Sreekumar in his second book 'Gujarat Behind the Curtain'. Rajiv Shah In a clever analysis of the 2002 commission of inquiry into the civil unrest, released by the Gujarat government in December 2019 five years ago, former state police chief RB Sreekumar said "undoubtedly" and "carefully" cares to stop investigating and taking erroneous action. criminal justice, which has led to many acts of violence and empowering criminals to commit crimes against minorities. ” The critique, added as a separate chapter, "Sycophantic Servility of Judicial Commission" in the second recently published edition of his book "Gujarat Behind the Curtain", point-by-point refers to the commission, which was then established by Prime Minister...

One NEET activist commits suicide in TN Neet candidate for the NEET, Soundharya T was found dead at his home in Katpadi in Vellore district in TN on Wednesday. He wrote to NEET on Sunday and told his friends he had not done well in the exams Johannesburg - National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET) candidate Soundharya T was found dead in his home in Katpadi in Vellore district in Tamil Nadu district on Wednesday. He had written to NEET on Sunday and told his friends he had not done well in the test. Police suspect he took his life as he did poorly in the NEET test. However, a suicide note has not yet been found. Soundharya's death is the third suicide in the state due to pressure from the NEET exam after 19-year-old student Danhanush was allegedly found hanging from his seat on Sunday morning, just hours before the test. On Monday evening Kanimozhi, the daughter of a couple who is a lawyer in the Ariyalur region, Tamil Nadu, had taken her own life after fearing that she did not...

Harsimrat Kaur has no moral right to talk about the problem caused by farm rules: Punjab CM Capt Amarinder Singh INDIA Harsimrat Kaur has no moral right to talk about the problem caused by farm rules: Punjab CM Capt Amarinder Singh ‘The problem caused by farm laws could not have been easily avoided when SAD was affiliated with the BJP and is part of central government,’ said Punjab CM Capt Amarinder Singh. Bipin Bhardwaj Punjab Prime Minister Captain Amarinder Singh on Wednesday said no Akali leader, especially former Union Minister Harsimrat Kaur Badal, who has the right to morally talk about problems caused by farm rules, could easily have avoided while part of Central. in government and were part of every anti-human decision. Hitting hard on Harsimrat Kaur, the Prime Minister criticized the Akali leader for his 'politically motivated' remarks which were nothing more than hiding his failure and that of his party to prevent a deliberate mistake. Laughing at Kaur's claim th...