New Delhi: The Government approved a trip in an expensive contribution on Wednesday, increased the minimum support price of key crops, and in order to strengthen the mission to increase pulses in the country, in a decision that will be the center of the center £1.2 trillion.
At the Bonanza festival season, the Union’s cabinet approved a 3% increase in Drahouška’s contribution (DA) and relief from expensive (DR) for employees and pensioners of the Central Government.
With effect from 1 July, DA is 58% of the basic wage and will benefit about 4.92 million employees. Similarly, Dr would benefit 6.87 million government pensioners, Ashwini Vaishnaw, Minister of Information and Broadcasting, Media said after a cabinet meeting. The growth of Da and Dr would cost a government £10 084 crore.
This step comes as further measures to strengthen demand by the government before Diwali. Previously, the government rationalized the GST regime for a predominantly two -hour structure – 5% and 18% – abolishing the rate of 12% and 28%, at the initiative of consumption estimated to £2 trillion. The new GST regime entered into force on 22 September.
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Pulses mission launched
The government approved a “mission for Aatmanirbhart in pulses” aimed at making India independent in pulses and reducing imports on imports. Vaishnaw said the centrally sponsored system will include expenses £11,440 Crore for a total of six years.
According to this mission, the government provided 100% purchase of three pulse – Tur, Urad and Masor – founded farmers who are registered with public procurement agencies such as Kafed.
As part of the mission, the government will provide farmers with quality seeds and train them to help increase the output of pulses.
A total of 416 districts were identified, where pulses would be carried out by means of a cluster -based approach. The aim of the mission is also to expand the grown area by 35 lakh hectares from the current 275 lakh hectares to 310 lakh hectares.
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Increased MSP rates
The government also announced the minimum support price (MSP) for six RABI or winter crops for the 2026-2027 marketing season. The highest increase in the MSP was made for Safflower on £600 to Quinttal, follows £300 on Quintal for the lens. Rates for rape and mustard, gram, barley and wheat were increased £250, £225, £170, and £160 on Quinttal.
After the growth stands Safflower £6 540 for Quinttal. The minimum support price of wheat has been increased £160 and repaired on £2 585 for Quinttal.
Wheat is the largest food growing during the Rabi season and its SMEs were increased by almost 6.6%. Among other things crops, MSP for mustard has been increased to £6 200 for quintal while at the lens (masur) £7,000 for Quinttal. SMPS for gram has been increased to £5 875 for Quinttal. Also MSP Pro barley has been increased by £2 150 for Quinttal.
Among other things, the main decision was approved by the Cabinet of the establishment of 57 new schools Kendriya Vidyalaya in a country, seven of which would be sponsored by the Ministry of the Interior of the Union and fifty state governments.
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The Cabinet Committee has approved the expansion and improvement of the existing road to the four-lane part of the Kalibor-Numaligarh NH-715 section, including the implementation of measures friendly to wild animals proposed in the Kaziranga National Park (KNP) in Assam. The project will be developed in engineering regime, public procurement and construction (EPC) with a total length of 85.675 km and the total cost of £6 957 crore.
Phase III of the BIOMEDICAL Research Career Program (BrCP), with oulay £1,500 crore, also received the cabinet approval. The program that was introduced in cooperation between the Ministry of Biotechnology (DBT) and Wellcom Trust (WT), Great Britain and SPV, India Alliance will be service scholarships and grants approved by 2030-31, at the total cost of total costs at total costs at total costs £1 500 crore.
According to an official statement, research scholarships, cooperation grants and research management program are expected to lead scientific perfection, skills, cooperation and knowledge exchange.
“Phase I and II II have placed India as an developing Biomedical Science Center for International State. India’s growing investment in science and its growing role in the global knowledge economy requires a new phase of strategic efforts. She said.
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