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    Centre relaxes wheat procurement norms for Punjab to counter rain damage

    The central government has eased wheat procurement rules for Punjab and Chandigarh for the Rabi Marketing Season 2026-27. This decision follows untimely rains that damaged crops. Relaxations include increased tolerance for lustre loss and shrivelled grains. Punjab officials are ensuring smooth procurement and timely payments to farmers. Opposition parties had criticized the state government for delays in seeking these relaxations.

    Tap untapped potential of spices sector: Chirag Paswan at PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry conclave

    India's spices sector holds vast untapped potential. Minister Chirag Paswan urged a shift to value-driven growth, emphasizing innovation and global market integration. Enhanced quality standards are crucial for building trust and avoiding export rejections. Opportunities lie in nutraceuticals and wellness products. This focus is vital for achieving Viksit Bharat 2047.

    Chirag Paswan flags spice export quality issues, says rejections are “disheartening and embarrassing”

    Union Minister Paswan highlighted spices’ historic role in India’s trade and their vast untapped potential beyond culinary use.

    IIT Delhi graduate was happy to bag Rs 17 LPA in first job. Later realises the real cost he has to pay

    A 24-year-old graduate from the Indian Institute of Information Technology Delhi has gone viral after quitting his Rs 17 LPA banking job, citing toxic work culture, long hours, and pressure to meet aggressive sales targets. Chirag Madaan said the role stretched from a 9-to-5 into a 9-to-7 schedule with minimal breaks and strict leave policies. He also raised ethical concerns, claiming bankers are often forced to mis-sell products to customers.

    Youth reveals why he left Rs 17 LPA banking job: ‘Five days a week became six days a week, had to eat within 15 minutes….’

    A finance professional resigned from a ₹17 lakh banking role due to immense pressure, long hours, and unrealistic monthly targets of ₹10 crore. He also cited ethical concerns over mis-selling financial products to financially illiterate clients. The video resonated with others facing similar industry challenges.

    'Rs 17 LPA not worth it': IIT Delhi graduate quits bank job, says 'can’t sell peace of mind for a salary package'

    A 24-year-old IIT Delhi graduate resigned from a high-paying banking job, citing a toxic work culture that eroded his health and peace of mind. He felt pressured to sell financial products he didn't trust and faced relentless sales targets, leading him to prioritize well-being over a substantial salary.

    The Economic Times
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