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Centre Reaches out to Stakeholders on Farm Bills https://www.facebook.com/centralchronicle www. centralchronicle.in CENTRAL CC Raipur, Wednesday, October 14, 2020 I Pages 08 I Price R 3.00 I City Edition I Fastest growing English Daily of Chhattisgarh Car shed shifting will affect German solidarity with Greece, Cyprus Ritu Phogat to face Combodia’s Pov METRO PROJECT, TRANSPORT IN TURKEY DISPUTE ON OCT 30 IN SINGAPORE IN PG-06 IN PG-08 IN PG-07 BRIEF Centre reaches out to AKSHARDHAM TEMPLE REOPENS stakeholders on farm bills Rajnath meets farmers, policy experts New Delhi, Oct 13 (PTI): Council Rakesh Gambhir, need to be made aware and who was part of the delega- educated about it. He said Reaching out to stake- tion that met both Union talking to the farmers in holders to allay apprehen- Ministers, said it was a their own language is im- sions about the recently good interaction and portant so that there is no passed farm bills, Union praised the government for confusion about these three Advance and Basic Minister Rajnath Singh on bringing these three bills. bills. Mountaineering Courses Tuesday met policy ex- "In a way these three Last week, Singh had a held at Mountaineering and perts, industry leaders and farm bills will usher a new long meeting with a delega- Skiing Institute at Auli, in academicians associated era of reforms in the agri- tion of award winning Chamoli district, Tuesday. with the agriculture sector, culture sector and will give farmers including a Padma who were all praise for the farmers' independence Shri awardee to deliberate new legislation. from the clutches of the on the government's farm Notice issued Singh along with middle men and help in get- legislations. Agriculture Minister ting them better prices for Earlier in a statement, New Delhi: The National Narendra Singh Tomar has their produce," Gambhir Singh had assured that the Commission for Scheduled so far held a series of meet- told reporters after the MSP mechanism will stay Castes has issued notice ings with farmers and meeting. and the support price will to AIIMS, seeking an many others associated Echoing similar senti- continue to rise under the action-taken report on an with the farm sector to de- ments, Chairman of Prime Minister Narendra ex-resident doctor's alle- liberate upon the three Punjab-based Green Valley Modi-led government.The gations that he was agriculture-related bills re- Farms, RPS Gandhi said meetings with a number of denied a post reserved for cently passed by there are enormous bene- stakeholders in the agricul- A view of the Akshardham Temple, that was reopened for the public after months of closure due to the the SC category because he had raised questions Parliament. Chairman of fits of the new farm-related ture sector are being held coronavirus pandemic, in New Delhi, Tuesday. about the interests of resi- Global Food and Retail legislation but the farmers at Singh's residence here. dent doctors.Harjit Singh Bhatti, an MD in geriatric CONTROVERSIAL STATEMENT New COVID-19 medicine from the AIIMS Centre permits 20 states to raise itself, in his complaint to cases drop to NCSC claimed that he was below 60k the only candidate to have Don’t recognize ‘illegally established’ UT of Ladakh: China Rs 68,825 cr via borrowing appeared for a walk-in Caseload rises interview on August 28 for country should take action said the Indian side "ramp- itated by the RBI or Rs 2.35 the contractual post of an India building that might escalate ten- ing up infrastructure devel- ‘Sino-India military to 71,75,880 To meet GST lakh crore from the market. assistant professor in geri- border infra, sions. Zhao was asked to opment along the border talks positive and New Delhi, Oct 13 (PTI): shortfall It had also proposed extend- atric medicine reserved react to the series of and stepping up military The number of new coron- ing the compensation cess for SC candidates at the deploying military bridges inaugurated in deployment is the root constructive’ avirus infections reported New Delhi, Oct 13 (PTI): levied on luxury, demerit institute. cause of tension India, including eight in cause for the tensions be- The seventh round of mili- daily across the country and sin goods beyond 2022 Ladakh and eight in tween the two sides". tary talks between India and dropped below 60,000, even as The Centre on Tuesday to repay the borrowing. Moderate quake New Delhi, Oct 13: Arunachal Pradesh. "We urge the Indian side China was "positive and con- the caseload surged to permitted 20 states to raise The Department of "First I want to make it to earnestly implement our structive", and both sides 71,75,880 and the total recov- Rs 68,825 crore through Expenditure, Ministry of Shimla: A moderate inten- After 44 new bridges in clear that China does not consensus and refrain from agreed to earnestly imple- eries crossed 62 lakh, the open market borrowings to Finance, has granted per- sity earthquake of magni- border areas were opened recognise the Ladakh actions that might escalate ment the understanding Union Health Ministry data bridge the GST revenue mission to 20 states to raise tude 3.1 hit Shimla on reached by their leaders to Tuesday, the by Defence Minister Union Territory illegally the situation and take con- stated on Tuesday. The total shortfall. The decision came an additional amount of Rs Rajnath Singh, China, in a set up by the Indian side crete measures to safeguard not turn differences into dis- cases mounted to 71,75,880, a day after the GST Council 68,825 crore through open Meteorological putes, a joint statement by sharp reaction, said on and the Arunachal peace and tranquility along with 55,342 infections being meeting failed to reach a market borrowings, an offi- Department said. There the two armies said on was no report of any casu- Tuesday that it "does not Pradesh. We stand against the border," said Zhao. Tuesday. The two sides de- reported in a day,while death consensus on the stalemate cial statement said on alty or damage to proper- recognize the Ladakh the development of infra- The new bridges will fa- liberated on ways to disen- toll climbed to 1,09,856 as the over the Centre's proposal of Tuesday. "Additional bor- ty.The quake was reported Union Territory illegally structure facilities aimed cilitate faster movement of gage from various friction virus claimed 706 lives in a states borrowing against fu- rowing permission has at 4.38 pm with its epicen- set up by India" and oppos- at military contention troops and weapons closer points in eastern Ladakh span of 24 hours, the data up- ture GST collections to been granted at the rate of tre at a depth of 5 km es infrastructure building along the border area," said to the border, officials said. during the nearly 12-hour- dated at 8 am showed. For the make up for the shortfall. 0.50 per cent of the Gross north-east in Shimla, the in the region. the Chinese spokesperson. News of the bridges long talks in Chushul on the fifth day in a row, the active The projected total com- State Domestic Product department said, adding Zhao Lijian, spokesman "Based on consensus, emerged as senior military Indian side of the Line of cases of COVID-19 remained pensation shortfall in the (GSDP) to those States who that tremors were felt in for China's Foreign neither should take actions officials of India and China Actual Control (LAC) on below 9 lakh. The country current fiscal stands at Rs have opted for Option- 1 out and around the district. Ministry, also called border along the border that might met on Monday at Chushul Monday. India and Chinese has been recording less than 2.35 lakh crore. The Centre of the two options suggest- infrastructure develop- escalate the situation that in Ladakh for the seventh troops are locked in a border 75,000 new infections daily had in August given two op- ed by the Ministry of Suicide bid ment "the root cause for is to avoid undermining the time to restore calm after standoff in eastern Ladakh for the fifth consecutive day tions to the states -- to bor- Finance to meet the short- tension between the two efforts by the two sides to several recent confronta- for over five months. and fatalities below 1,000 for row either Rs 97,000 crore fall arising out of GST im- Lucknow: A 35-year-old sides" and said neither ease the situation." He also tions. 10 straight days. from a special window facil- plementation," it said. woman on Tuesday set herself afire near the UP Vidhan Bhavan but police Deepak Kochhar managed to douse the ‘Observe COVID-19-appropriate behaviour CBI team examines family sent in ED custody flames and rushed her to hospital. Family disputes Mumbai, Oct 13 (PTI): A spe- during festival season, winter months’ cial court appear to be behind the members of Hathras victim drastic step the woman here on from Maharajganj district New Delhi, Oct 13 (PTI): mounted by India in its fight Tuesday re- took, said police. "A 35- against the pandemic and Visits crime scene manded year-old woman from India has the highest the encouraging results so Deepak Maharajganj district COVID-19 recovery rate of far,it said in the statement. Hathras, Oct 13 (PTI): Kochhar, alighted from an auto- 86.78 per cent globally with With 62,27,295 recovered husband of rickshaw at the capital tri- 62,27,295 recovered cases cases, India has the highest A CBI team on Tuesday former ICICI section in Lucknow on and the lowest fatality rate recovery rate of 86.78% in quizzed the family mem- Bank CEO Chanda Kochhar, in Tuesday afternoon, poured at 1.53 per cent, Union the world.
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