Telangana to sponsor annual foreign study tours for government teachers: CM Revanth
While Telangana spent about ₹1.08 lakh annually on each student in government schools, parents of children studying in private schools spend around ₹50,000 a year. Introspection on why parents continue to prefer private schools is needed, says Telangana CM and Education Minister
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Health Minister orders 10-year review into medicine procurement and management in Kerala
K. Muraleedharan issues directive after it emerges that a considerable quantity of medicines procured for government health institutions has expired unused, resulting in financial losses to the exchequer. KMSCL’s role in procurement of medicines to be examined in detail
A.P. government, Kia Motors sign MoU for ₹12 crore ITI project in Penukonda
Addressing a CSR programme, Minister says the two-acre campus is expected to be ready for the next academic year and will impart industry-oriented technical skills to local youth
Audited financial statements for PM CARES Fund have not been made public since FY 2022-23
Chaired by the Prime Minister with Union Ministers as trustees, all donations qualify for 100% deduction under the I-T Act, and count as CSR expenditure under the Companies Act, yet the Fund remains ‘outside the ambit of the RTI Act, parliamentary scrutiny, and audit by the CAG’, RTI activists say
Minister Bindhu Krishna to inaugurate scheme to enhance workplace safety on August 3
‘Har Din Surakshit’, ‘Ease of Doing Business Licensing’, and ‘Unregistered Factory Registration’ schemes aim at enhancing workplace safety, reduce industrial accidents, and streamline factory compliance