Related News
01-01-1970 12:00 AM | Source: Reuters
India govt extends its free food programme for poor
News By Tags | #874 #7565 #857 #139

Follow us Now on Telegram ! Get daily 10 - 12 important updates on Business, Finance and Investment. Join our Telegram Channel

The Indian government is likely to extend its free food programme for the poor by three to six months, CNBC TV18 reported on Wednesday, cited sources.

India has spent nearly $43 billion since April 2020 on the programme.

Latest News
Buy ABB India Ltd For Target Rs.8,500 By Motilal Osw...
`The Sabarmati Report`: Vikrant Massey highlights fi...
Shraddha Kapoor, Varun Dhawan spotted in dazzling bl...
India aims for equity and balance when negotiating F...
Evening Roundup : A Daily Report on Bullion Energy &...
Mumbai: Actor Amitabh Bachchan greets fans outside h...
PM Narendra Modi receives traditional welcome in Rio...
Brazilian Vedic scholars chant `Vedic Mantras` to we...
Brazilian Vedic scholars to chant `Vedic Mantras` be...
Indian Diaspora excited, emotional and proud over PM...

Top News

India?s lifestyle market to hit $210 bn by 2028 riding on economic growth
Krsnaa Diagnostics inches up on operationalizing one diagnostics center in Uttar Pradesh
Krsnaa Diagnostics inches up on operationalizing one diagnostics center in Uttar Pradesh
India's Tata Group signs $1.6 billion Electric Vehicle battery plant deal
India's Tata Group signs $1.6 billion Electric Vehicle battery plant deal
Government issues guidelines for PLI scheme on drones
Government issues guidelines for PLI scheme on drones

Tag News

G20 summit: PM Narendra Modi welcomes world leaders at Bharat Mandapam

PM Narendra Modi welcomes African Union's inclusion as permanent member of G20
PM Narendra Modi welcomes African Union's inclusion as permanent member of G20
One Nation, One Election: A Transformative Electoral Idea India`s Electoral Evolution: `One Nation, One Election
One Nation, One Election: A Transformative Electoral Idea India`s Electoral Evolution: `One Nation, One Election
Ashok Leyland unveils E-LCV
Ashok Leyland unveils E-LCV

More News

Defence Minister calls for innovation in ammunition for self-reliance
Voting begins to elect new President of India
Voting begins to elect new President of India
Rural tourism policy to be announced in September: Rajsthan chief Secretary
Rural tourism policy to be announced in September: Rajsthan chief Secretary

Army's Northern Command pays homage to bravehearts on Independence Day
Army's Northern Command pays homage to bravehearts on Independence Day