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Keeping [HASHTAG]#LalitGate[/HASHTAG] aside, this Vyapam related deaths are seriously scary.
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Keeping [HASHTAG]#LalitGate[/HASHTAG] aside, this Vyapam related deaths are seriously scary.
WTF happened with Lalit Gate ?
LalitGate was put in cold storage once Auntie's $60 million deal to settle things for Lalit Modi.. & Pappu along with his Jijaaji enjoying LM's hospitality came into light!WTF happened with Lalit Gate ?
WTF happened with Lalit Gate ?
Bjp govt. is average and i don't think it is doing any remarkable work on economic front. It seems either he doesn't know what to do or he is just incompetent.
true that bro, he is busy in vowing people@Georgeclark This is why KCR isn't giving more money. He is more interested in wasting money on Populist & welfare schemes & on vote-bank politics measures(26 crore for Ramzan-- Ghmc Elections) & blaming TDP, Chandrababu Naidu or anybody with an Andhra connection when he discovers he has none. -_- .
& all this is happening despite TG being the second richest state in India (in KCR's own words) -_- .
Reserve Bank of India move starves Telangana of cash
Hyderabad: The Telangana government has plunged into its worst financial crisis after the Reserve Bank of India diverted Rs 1,274 crore from its account to the income-tax department to pay I-T arrears of AP Beverages Corporation last week. Unless the Centre comes to its rescue, the government will be not in a position to pay salaries for employees next month.
Union finance minister Arun Jaitley had assured that the money would be refunded to the state government in two days, but it has not happened so far. Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao had rushed IT minister K.T. Rama Rao and chief secretary Rajiv Sharma to New Delhi last week after the RBI action. The team told Mr Jaitley that the state government was not in a position to meet its day-to-day expenses following the RBI move.
This comes on top of the deficit crossing Rs 2,500 crore in the first three months of 2015-16. Finance officials have sounded a red alert and urged the government to take urgent steps to avert the crisis. In desperation last week, the TS government diverted Rs 500 crore NREGA funds, provided by the Centre to pay rural workers, to its treasury department to meet its daily needs.
It diverted another Rs 300 crore belonging to the land regularisation scheme, lying in the accounts of tehsildars, even before it was done under the payment category. This amount was paid by nearly 30,000 applicants as the first instalment for regularisation of encroached government land in March.
The state earned a revenue of Rs 7,261 crore in April and May and another Rs 2,000 crore was mobilised through loans. Against this, the revenue expenditure was Rs 8,500 crore. If the planend spending is included, the figure crossed Rs 10,921 crore, resulting in a revenue deficit of Rs 1,220 crore. This deficit increased to nearly Rs 2,500 crore after RBI diverted the Rs 1,274 crore to I-T department.
“The first challenge before the government is to pay Rs 2,200 crore to banks as the second instalment of the crop loan waiver scheme. The kharif season is in full swing and farmers are awaiting bank loans. Banks will halt disbursal of loans if the government does not pay up,” said a senior official.
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Hyderabad Stinks Civic Staff to Intensify Strike - The Hans India
Striking employees stage protests at all circles; Home Minister appeals to them to discharge duties
Hyderabad: The strike by the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Employees union JAC seeking hike in wages and permanent employment for the outsourced employees has started to affect the sanitation works in the city. The municipal workers registered their protest in all ward offices by raising slogans against the government. Heaps of garbage were spread across the GHMC limits as workers on Monday boycotted the sanitation works in all parts of the city. Protests were held in all ward offices in the GHMC limits on Monday.
On Tuesday the union would hold protests at all circles offices and on Wednesday at all zonal offices, the union leaders said. The union has been demanding minimum wage for sanitary workers be raised from Rs 8,500 to Rs 14,170. And for the skilled workers, they want a hike in minimum wage from Rs 9,500 to Rs 17,380.
AITUC activists burning an effigy of Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao at Narayanguda Crossroads in the city on Monday
A total of nine municipal corporations and 53 municipalities with 40,000 employees are participating in the stir. Apparently annoyed by the stir of the employees, Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao directed Home Minister Naini Narsimha Reddy and Finance Minister Eatala Rajender to talk to them and resolve the issue.
Home Minister appealed to the GHMC JAC to withdraw the strike and discharge duties. Addressing a meeting after holding a discussion along with Minister E Rajender and JAC leaders, the Home Minister said the government would take a decision on their demands. The demands would be put before Chief Minister for a final call on Tuesday, he said. Keeping Ramzan festival in view, the staff of the GHMC should attend their duties to remove garbage before it piled up, he appealed.
Chandrashekar Rao will take a final call on the demands including that of regularisation of outsourcing employees. When asked, Reddy said that the Cabinet had to take a policy decision on regularisation demand of outsourcing staff. But the municipal workers refused to call off the strike till they get a clear time-bound assurance from the Chief Minister. The two Ministers will hold another round of meeting on Tuesday afternoon.
Meanwhile, the AITUC leaders demanded hike in their salaries on par with the permanent employees according to the 10th PRC fitment. They also reminded the Chief Minister that Hyderabad could not be made a world class city without the help of sanitation workers. They further said the GHMC was not even providing proper tools to work.
BMS leader Shanker said that the government was discriminating the municipal workers from others and looking down at them. “Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao who compared us with Gods and saluted us is now ignoring us. We are ready to call off the strike once the government passes a GO on salary hike and permanent employment,” he said. Labour Minister Naini Narasimha Reddy held discussion with them on June 20.
The Municipal Administration Department officials also held talks twice on June 22 and June 23 and sought 10 days time to address their demands. However, there was no response from them so far, he pointed out.AITUC Greater Hyderabad unit extended its support by burning effigy of Chandrashekar Rao at Narayanguda junction. Seven unions, which include CITU, FTU, BMS, HMS, IFTU, AITUC and TSTU served the strike notice on July 7.
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I wonder what will happen to Swachh Telangana, Swachh Hyderabad if the strikers refuse to back down...
I think KCR could use such a moment for publicity & come out & clean the roads himself . That could get his mind of the MPTC elections in TG & Revanth Reddy's bail
Add to that Modi will tag & praise him on Twitter.
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@Echo_419 @Guynextdoor2 @JanjaWeed Ambani agent confirmed
Congress scams still poping up left and right - Delhi government has no proof how Rs 19,000 crore was spent: CAG - The Times of India