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    Rebel TMC MPs announce merger with Nationalist Citizens Party, seek separate seating in Lok Sabha

    A significant split is unfolding within the Trinamool Congress. Rebel MPs have announced their merger with the Nationalist Citizens Party. They met Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla to request separate seating arrangements in Parliament. This move signals a major challenge to Mamata Banerjee's leadership. The party's electoral symbol is also a point of contention. The situation is developing rapidly.

    FM Nirmala Sitharaman calls Karnataka's stand on Jan Aushadhi Kendras as Congress pettiness, rejects tax devolution charge

    The Jan Aushadhi scheme had made medicines up to 60% cheaper and helped families save nearly Rs 40,000 crore across the country, Sitharaman said addressing party workers at the Viksit Bharat Sankalp Samavesh at the BJP headquarters in Bengaluru.

    12 years of Modi government strengthened India's health sector through accessibility and digital innovation: Amit Shah

    India's health sector has seen historic changes in the last 12 years. Accessible, affordable, and quality healthcare is now a reality for citizens. Initiatives like Ayushman Bharat and Jan Aushadhi Kendras have established a global model for health security. New medical facilities and digital health services have expanded nationwide. This progress ensures better health outcomes for all.

    Govt notifies rules to lift investments by persons resident outside India

    In an exciting development, India has relaxed its investment rules, making it more convenient for foreign investors to dive into its dynamic stock market. The latest regulations expand opportunities via the portfolio investment scheme, designed to lure capital inflows and support the stability of the Indian rupee.

    'Knot suitable': Digital checks save Rs 427 crore in UP's mass marriage scheme

    Uttar Pradesh's mass marriage scheme is using technology to prevent fraud. Online applications and digital verification are identifying ineligible applicants. This has saved over Rs 427 crore in the financial year 2025-26. The scheme aims to help needy families marry off their daughters. Technology ensures benefits reach genuine beneficiaries, improving governance and accountability.

    WFH 2.0 in Gurgaon? Haryana wants companies to adopt work from home to beat traffic, save fuel

    Haryana urges private firms to embrace work-from-home and staggered schedules to combat traffic congestion and rising fuel costs. This initiative, aimed at easing pressure on Gurgaon's roads, extends government austerity measures. Industry leaders and employees largely support the move, citing productivity and cost-saving benefits. The state is also implementing internal fuel-saving directives.

    The Economic Times
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