Transporters' body terms 16 paisa cut in petrol, diesel rates 'ostentatious', seeks more reduction
PTI Transporters' body AIMTC on Friday termed the recent 14-16 paise per litre cut in petrol and diesel prices across major cities as "ostentatious", and said there is still a room to reduction their prices by up to ₹40 per litre.In a statement, the All India Motor Transport Congress (AIMTC), which claims representing over 95 lakh truckers and entities, said it is an open fact that this small cut in the petrol and diesel prices has a bearing on the election in four States — West Bengal, Tamil Nadu,Turkey bans use of cryptocurrencies for payments, sends Bitcoin down
Reuters Turkey's central bank bannedthe use of cryptocurrencies and crypto assets to purchase goodsand services, citing "irrepairable" possible damages and significant risks in such transactions.In legislation published in the Official Gazette overnight,the Central Bank of Turkey (CBRT) said cryptocurrencies and other such digital assets based on distributed ledger technology could not be used, directly or indirectly, as an instrument ofpayment."Payment service providers will not be able toA Budget that fails to address the hunger pandemic
Dipa Sinha In a year of economic slowdown and growing inequality, we have been presented with a stingy Budget that fails to ensure the bare necessities for allA promising Budget with a few disappointments
M.Govinda Rao While the Budget promises to revive the economy faster, it continues to emphasise the protectionist trendThe Finance Minister has delivered, but the road ahead is long: on Union Budget 2021
Ananth Narayan This Budget scores very high marks on credibility and on its potential to create domestic output and jobs, but much more remains to be doneTamil Nadu sees over twofold jump in investments
Vikas Dhoot It received projects worth over 1 lakh cr. in 2020-21, only second to Maharashtra.India’s pharma exports grew 18.7% in FY21
N. RAVI KUMAR At $24.4 billion, best performance and came even as global pharma market growth in 2020 declined