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Jharkhand To Conduct Caste-Based Survey In Next Financial Year: Minister
Personnel department has already been made a nodal agency to hold the task, said Transport, Revenue and Land Reforms Department minister Deepak Birua.
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Opinion | Why Land Reforms Should Be Part Of The Upcoming Budget
India's land records are often outdated, incomplete, or riddled with inaccuracies. This inefficiency stymies financial inclusion by perpetuating uncertainty and risk in lending.
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"Shall I Touch Your Feet?" Nitish Kumar Raps Officials Over Pending Land Survey
Nitish Kumar gave appointment letters to 9,888 candidates selected as the Special Survey Assistant Settlement Officer and other related posts and asked officials in the Revenue and Land Reforms department to complete the land survey before the polls.
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Opinion: Telangana's Land Reform A Disaster For The Dispossessed
Land reforms are intended to improve the situation of the poor, but in Telangana, this has not been the case with the government's digital land records updating programme, known as the Dharani portal.
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Congress vs JDS In Karnataka Amid Farmers' Protest Over Land Reforms Act
Farmers in Karnataka on Wednesday continued their protest against the three agriculture laws passed by the Centre recently.
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Karnataka Amends Land Law, Removes Restrictions On Buying Farm Land
The Karnataka government on Tuesday passed the controversial Land Reforms (Amendment) Act in the Legislative Council with support from the Janata Dal Secular, which had earlier opposed the amendments
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"They've Been Misinformed": Karnataka Chief Minister On Farmers' Protest
Farmers groups protested today in Bengaluru and other parts of Karnataka over the three bills passed in parliament last week and the land reform amendments introduced in the ongoing Karnataka Assembly session. There were protests on Hosur Road on the outskirts of the state capital and also near the Mysore Bank Circle - a common site of agitation.
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UN Peacekeeping Currently In "No-Man's Land": India Calls For Reforms
India has told the UN Security Council that peacekeeping currently is in a "no-man's land" and called for next generation of reforms in peacekeeping based on incentivisation, innovation and institutionalisation.
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Amartya Sen Praises Left's Bengal Land Reform, But Points To "Flip Side"
Nobel laureate economist Amartya Sen has said land reform measures were carried out "extremely well" by the previous Left Front government in West Bengal, but the destruction of industry was its flip side.
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With Demands Of Loan Waiver, Minimum Wage, Farmers Hit The Road In Delhi
Parts of Delhi turned a sea of red today as thousands of farmers from across India hit the streets of the national capital to draw attention to what they say is an agrarian crisis in the country. The rally, organised by Left-leaning farmers' and workers' groups, is demanding reforms in key government policies on farmers' compensation, minimum wage ...
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$100 Billion Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor Finally Sees Progress
A $7.1 billion rail corridor in Rajasthan that's set to cut freight times between Delhi and Mumbai to 14 hours from 14 days is now moving ahead.
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India Needs Bold Reforms to Achieve True Potential, Says HSBC
India is in the midst of a gradual recovery and expected to clock a growth of 7.6 per cent during the fiscal, but to meet its true potential, reforms, especially in land and labour will need to be "bolder", says an HSBC report.
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Kerala's Namboothiri Brahmins Demand Minority Status
An outfit of Kerala's Namboothiri Brahmins has demanded minority status for them, arguing that the community, which faced a socio-economic fall out after implementation of land reforms act, is miniscule in the state.
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Opinion: Why Modi's Reforms Lie in Tatters
Modi's proposed changes to labour laws led to such a furious reaction in organized labour circles, including the BJP's own trade union wing, that the labour reforms he sought in mid-2014 soon after becoming PM had to be postponed to bring the Sangh Parivar on board.
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Curfew in Manipur as Churachandpur Protests Intensify. Eight Dead.
Indefinite curfew has been declared in the whole of Manipur after three more people died in the protests over the three new state laws flared up again this morning. Altogether, eight people have died in the protests and eight people have been injured.
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Jharkhand To Conduct Caste-Based Survey In Next Financial Year: Minister
Personnel department has already been made a nodal agency to hold the task, said Transport, Revenue and Land Reforms Department minister Deepak Birua.
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Opinion | Why Land Reforms Should Be Part Of The Upcoming Budget
India's land records are often outdated, incomplete, or riddled with inaccuracies. This inefficiency stymies financial inclusion by perpetuating uncertainty and risk in lending.
-
"Shall I Touch Your Feet?" Nitish Kumar Raps Officials Over Pending Land Survey
Nitish Kumar gave appointment letters to 9,888 candidates selected as the Special Survey Assistant Settlement Officer and other related posts and asked officials in the Revenue and Land Reforms department to complete the land survey before the polls.
-
Opinion: Telangana's Land Reform A Disaster For The Dispossessed
Land reforms are intended to improve the situation of the poor, but in Telangana, this has not been the case with the government's digital land records updating programme, known as the Dharani portal.
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Congress vs JDS In Karnataka Amid Farmers' Protest Over Land Reforms Act
Farmers in Karnataka on Wednesday continued their protest against the three agriculture laws passed by the Centre recently.
-
Karnataka Amends Land Law, Removes Restrictions On Buying Farm Land
The Karnataka government on Tuesday passed the controversial Land Reforms (Amendment) Act in the Legislative Council with support from the Janata Dal Secular, which had earlier opposed the amendments
-
"They've Been Misinformed": Karnataka Chief Minister On Farmers' Protest
Farmers groups protested today in Bengaluru and other parts of Karnataka over the three bills passed in parliament last week and the land reform amendments introduced in the ongoing Karnataka Assembly session. There were protests on Hosur Road on the outskirts of the state capital and also near the Mysore Bank Circle - a common site of agitation.
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UN Peacekeeping Currently In "No-Man's Land": India Calls For Reforms
India has told the UN Security Council that peacekeeping currently is in a "no-man's land" and called for next generation of reforms in peacekeeping based on incentivisation, innovation and institutionalisation.
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Amartya Sen Praises Left's Bengal Land Reform, But Points To "Flip Side"
Nobel laureate economist Amartya Sen has said land reform measures were carried out "extremely well" by the previous Left Front government in West Bengal, but the destruction of industry was its flip side.
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With Demands Of Loan Waiver, Minimum Wage, Farmers Hit The Road In Delhi
Parts of Delhi turned a sea of red today as thousands of farmers from across India hit the streets of the national capital to draw attention to what they say is an agrarian crisis in the country. The rally, organised by Left-leaning farmers' and workers' groups, is demanding reforms in key government policies on farmers' compensation, minimum wage ...
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$100 Billion Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor Finally Sees Progress
A $7.1 billion rail corridor in Rajasthan that's set to cut freight times between Delhi and Mumbai to 14 hours from 14 days is now moving ahead.
-
India Needs Bold Reforms to Achieve True Potential, Says HSBC
India is in the midst of a gradual recovery and expected to clock a growth of 7.6 per cent during the fiscal, but to meet its true potential, reforms, especially in land and labour will need to be "bolder", says an HSBC report.
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Kerala's Namboothiri Brahmins Demand Minority Status
An outfit of Kerala's Namboothiri Brahmins has demanded minority status for them, arguing that the community, which faced a socio-economic fall out after implementation of land reforms act, is miniscule in the state.
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Opinion: Why Modi's Reforms Lie in Tatters
Modi's proposed changes to labour laws led to such a furious reaction in organized labour circles, including the BJP's own trade union wing, that the labour reforms he sought in mid-2014 soon after becoming PM had to be postponed to bring the Sangh Parivar on board.
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Curfew in Manipur as Churachandpur Protests Intensify. Eight Dead.
Indefinite curfew has been declared in the whole of Manipur after three more people died in the protests over the three new state laws flared up again this morning. Altogether, eight people have died in the protests and eight people have been injured.
