Kashmir: Ill-gotten assets from drug trade worth crores frozen, DM issued order under NDPS Act – Kashmir News

[ad_1] Kashmir: Ill-gotten assets from drug trade worth crores frozen, DM issued order under NDPS Act War Against Drugs: Ill-gotten assets from drug trade worth crores frozen in Shopian DM Shopian issued order under NDPS Act SHOPIAN, FEBRUARY 18 (KN): Acting tough against drug traffickers, District Magistrate Shopian today ordered seizure / freezing of illegally…

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KCR calls Budget a joke when Telangana has debt of Rs 3L Crores: Fin Min

KCR calls Budget a joke when Telangana has debt of Rs 3L Crores: Fin Min

[ad_1] Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman Hyderabad: Discussing the Union Budget 2023, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Thursday slammed Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao’s (KCR) for calling the Centre’s vision of a 5 trillion dollar economy, a joke. She further took a jab at the state’s economy and said that Telangana’s debt has mounted significantly…

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Private Investment Proposals Worth Rs 66,000 Crores Received, 1455 Industrial Units Established: Govt

[ad_1] SRINAGAR: Jammu and Kashmir is witnessing biggest industrial revolution in the history of UT as private investment proposals worth Rs. 66,000 crore have been received within a period of around one year as well as  1455 industrial units have also started their operations. These remarkable developments have opened up doors of immense possibilities for…

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Telangana: Rs. 255.48 crores awarded as compensation in National Lok Adalat

Telangana: Rs. 255.48 crores awarded as compensation in National Lok Adalat

[ad_1] (Representative image) Hyderabad: The National Lok Adalat for settlement of pending cases of various categories, pre-litigation cases including consumer disputes was organized on Saturday across Telangana. A total of 3,30,866 cases including 9,262 pre-litigation and 3,21,604 pending cases of various categories were settled. An amount of Rs. 255.48 crores was awarded as compensation to…

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