Today's major headlines including Narendra Modi's rallies in the neighborhood of voting on April 11
Congress President off Rahul-"has clarified that the burden of income tax on people will not be increased for the minimum income scheme (justice). Most of today's newspapers have given their place on the first page of this statement. He said that for this, money will be raised for justice without any extra burden on the middle class. Rahul- off further said -The Congress manifesto has been prepared very carefully. For him, all sections of society have been consulted.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's election rally in the neighborhood of voting on April 11
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is preparing to make three election rallies on April 11. According to the report of The Economic Times, they are Moradabad and Aligarh of Uttar Pradesh. At the same time Narendra Modi will address a public meeting in Kathua of Udhampur in Jammu and Kashmir. It is said that on 11th April, there is a polling in Ghaziabad, Gautam Buddha Nagar and Meerut in Uttar Pradesh under the first phase. These are neighboring seats of Moradabad and Aligarh. The same thing applies with Udhampur. On 11th April, when the Prime Minister will be addressing the public meeting in Kathua, next to him the people of Jammu will be engaged in queues for voting.
Adityanath Sarkar ready to pay interest on cane farmers' dues
Adityanath Sarkar of Uttar Pradesh has prepared the sugarcane farmers to pay interest on the arrears of farmers. However, its scope covers only dues from the year 2012-13 to 2014-15. According to the news of Navbharat Times, the government has given this information in an affidavit given to the Allahabad High Court. It has been said that the sugar mills are going to benefit from 12 percent annual rate of interest on the arrears of farmers. At the same time, it will be seven per cent annually for loss-making mills. It is believed that this will benefit the 40 lakh sugarcane farmers of the state. Earlier, the High Court had ordered the state government to pay interest on arrears in the previous order.
No interim stay on election bond
The Supreme Court has rejected the demand for an interim ban on election bonds. In addition, he said that there is a need for detailed hearing on this matter. For this, the apex court has asked the petitioner to file a new petition. According to the news published in India, lawyer Prashant Bhushan on behalf of the petitioner said, "Anonymous people are giving donations to millions of rupees for political parties. In this, 95 per cent of bonds have been given to one party, that is, to the ruling party. "At the same time, the Attorney General on behalf of the Central Government said that election bonds were brought to prevent black money received by political parties. He alleged that Prashant Bhushan belongs to Congress party and giving political speeches. The Supreme Court has fixed the next date of hearing of this case on April 10
Supreme Court seeks details of cases registered in states of 2014 elections
The Supreme Court has asked all the States and Union Territories to take action on the rigging and cash seizure during the 2014 Lok Sabha elections. According to the news published in Amar Ujala, on Friday, the Election Commission handed a chart to the apex court on its behalf. However, the court has asked to give it as an affidavit. Also, a bench headed by Justice NV Raman has sought information from the Commission for the cases filed in the year 2019 elections. All states have also been asked to state the status of these lawsuits.
Vivek Oberoi included in the list of BJP's star campaigners for Gujarat
The BJP has included actor Vivek Oberoi in the list of star campaigners for campaigning for Lok Sabha elections. Vivek Oberoi is in his role in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's biopic. The Asian Age has said to the party sources that they will be seen promoting the BJP for different seats in the state. Apart from Narendra Modi and Amit Shah in the list of star campaigners of the state, Smriti Irani, Paresh Rawal and Hema Malini are also included. Apart from these, former Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan has also been included in this list.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's election rally in the neighborhood of voting on April 11
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is preparing to make three election rallies on April 11. According to the report of The Economic Times, they are Moradabad and Aligarh of Uttar Pradesh. At the same time Narendra Modi will address a public meeting in Kathua of Udhampur in Jammu and Kashmir. It is said that on 11th April, there is a polling in Ghaziabad, Gautam Buddha Nagar and Meerut in Uttar Pradesh under the first phase. These are neighboring seats of Moradabad and Aligarh. The same thing applies with Udhampur. On 11th April, when the Prime Minister will be addressing the public meeting in Kathua, next to him the people of Jammu will be engaged in queues for voting.
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Adityanath Sarkar ready to pay interest on cane farmers' dues
Adityanath Sarkar of Uttar Pradesh has prepared the sugarcane farmers to pay interest on the arrears of farmers. However, its scope covers only dues from the year 2012-13 to 2014-15. According to the news of Navbharat Times, the government has given this information in an affidavit given to the Allahabad High Court. It has been said that the sugar mills are going to benefit from 12 percent annual rate of interest on the arrears of farmers. At the same time, it will be seven per cent annually for loss-making mills. It is believed that this will benefit the 40 lakh sugarcane farmers of the state. Earlier, the High Court had ordered the state government to pay interest on arrears in the previous order.
No interim stay on election bond
The Supreme Court has rejected the demand for an interim ban on election bonds. In addition, he said that there is a need for detailed hearing on this matter. For this, the apex court has asked the petitioner to file a new petition. According to the news published in India, lawyer Prashant Bhushan on behalf of the petitioner said, "Anonymous people are giving donations to millions of rupees for political parties. In this, 95 per cent of bonds have been given to one party, that is, to the ruling party. "At the same time, the Attorney General on behalf of the Central Government said that election bonds were brought to prevent black money received by political parties. He alleged that Prashant Bhushan belongs to Congress party and giving political speeches. The Supreme Court has fixed the next date of hearing of this case on April 10
Supreme Court seeks details of cases registered in states of 2014 elections
The Supreme Court has asked all the States and Union Territories to take action on the rigging and cash seizure during the 2014 Lok Sabha elections. According to the news published in Amar Ujala, on Friday, the Election Commission handed a chart to the apex court on its behalf. However, the court has asked to give it as an affidavit. Also, a bench headed by Justice NV Raman has sought information from the Commission for the cases filed in the year 2019 elections. All states have also been asked to state the status of these lawsuits.
Vivek Oberoi included in the list of BJP's star campaigners for Gujarat
The BJP has included actor Vivek Oberoi in the list of star campaigners for campaigning for Lok Sabha elections. Vivek Oberoi is in his role in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's biopic. The Asian Age has said to the party sources that they will be seen promoting the BJP for different seats in the state. Apart from Narendra Modi and Amit Shah in the list of star campaigners of the state, Smriti Irani, Paresh Rawal and Hema Malini are also included. Apart from these, former Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan has also been included in this list.
Today's major headlines including Narendra Modi's rallies in the neighborhood of voting on April 11
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