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FM Sitharaman: Reducing Debt-to-GDP Ratio Will Be Government’s Key Focus in 2026–27
New Delhi, Dec 17, 2025 Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Wednesday stated that reducing India’s debt-to-GDP ratio will be the government’s main priority in the upcoming financial year 2026–27. Speaking to the media in the national capital, she emphasized the need for sustained fiscal discipline to support long-term economic growth and strengthen India’s financial stability. The Finance Minister noted that India’s debt-to-GDP ratio had exceeded 60 percent during the Covid-19...
Meerut Man Allegedly Auctions Obscene Videos of Minors on Telegram; Police Launch Multi-State Manhunt
Meerut | December 16, 2025 A multi-state police investigation has uncovered a disturbing online network allegedly operated by a Meerut resident, who is accused of auctioning obscene videos of minor girls through a Telegram channel called “Lucifer.” Authorities say the case highlights the growing threat of organized online child exploitation. Amit Jain, a resident of Bagpat Gate in Meerut, is accused of running a sophisticated digital storefront where thumbnails of illegal videos were displayed...
India Overhauls Tax System to End ‘Tax Terrorism’; Customs Reforms Next, Says Sitharaman
New Delhi | December 6, 2025 Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has highlighted the government’s efforts to eliminate what many referred to as “tax terrorism” in India and revealed that the next focus will be on simplifying customs processes. Speaking at the Hindustan Times Leadership Summit 2025, she explained how reforms in the income tax system have made compliance easier, transparent, and less intimidating for taxpayers. Sitharaman emphasized that the problem was not high tax rates...
Railways Ministry Celebrates 150 Years of ‘Vande Mataram’ with Nationwide Events
New Delhi, November 7 The Ministry of Railways celebrated the 150th anniversary of India’s national song, Vande Mataram, with events across the country on Friday. The main ceremony took place at Rail Bhawan in New Delhi, led by Union Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw and senior Railway Board officials. The celebration began with a collective singing of Vande Mataram, which was held simultaneously across all railway zones and divisions. The event was connected live with the Ministry of Culture’s...
Indian Railways Manages Festive Rush with 1.6 Crore Passengers on Special Trains
Over 1.6 crore passengers have travelled through special trains arranged by Indian Railways during the festive season, with a similar number expected to return after Chhath Puja. Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said more than 12,000 special trains were added to handle the rush, supported by holding areas, CCTV monitoring, and better passenger flow systems. Travellers across India praised the Railways for improved cleanliness, efficiency, and comfort. The ministry’s well-planned measures ensured...
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