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    Rationalisation of govt bodies: WCD ministry 'officially' dissolves Food and Nutrition Board

    The Women and Child Development (WCD) Ministry has officially dissolved the Food and Nutrition Board (FNB), a technical wing of the ministry responsible for providing technical and logistical support for community nutrition programmes. The FNB had a network of offices and quality control laboratories in Delhi, Faridabad, Mumbai, Kolkata, and Chennai. The decision came after a Cabinet meeting in April last year, following recommendations from the Principal Economic Adviser's report on the rationalisation of government bodies.

    Congress manifesto promises 50% cap on SC-ST-OBC quota, 50% women reservation in govt jobs

    Congress promises a wide array of reforms if it wins upcoming elections, including reservation cap raise, women's quota, job creation, tax reforms, and election law changes. The manifesto also pledges economic reforms, OPS revival, and universal healthcare.

    Assam CM announces 4 pc DA hike for state government employees

    Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma announced a 4% hike in dearness allowance for state government employees starting from January 1, 2024. He also discussed recruitment plans for Grade-IV employees in schools and a solar panel subsidy scheme. The Union Cabinet approved a similar 4% DA hike for central government employees and pensioners.

    DDA Phase III Festival special housing scheme 2024: Date, total flats, locations, offers, discount, and other details

    The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) is launching the Phase III Festival special housing scheme 2024 today. The scheme offers ready-to-move-in flats in Narela, Jasola, Rohini, Siraspur, and Loknayakpuram. Discount available for LIG Flats, MIG flats at Ramgarh colony and Narela, and HIG flats at Jasola.

    Himachal Congress govt not in 'danger' now, Vikramaditya speaks with AICC leadership: Party sources

    "The government is in majority and will serve the people of Himachal Pradesh for the full five years, and any attempt to crush the mandate with the help of money power will not succeed," a party source involved in fire-fighting the political crisis in the state said.

    Govt will go bankrupt if old pension scheme is brought back, says Himanta Biswa Sarma

    Dissatisfied with the chief minister’s reply, the opposition walked out of the assembly and protested with “NPS is not required, OPS is needed” placards outside the house.

    The Economic Times
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