How Modi's 'free cooking gas' is not free for some

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How Modi's 'free cooking gas' is not free for some The scheme to connect millions of homes to gas, empower women and cut pollution — designed as a key vote-winning policy for Modi — has been beset by allegations of corruption and misuse. How rich are the 2019 Lok Sabha election candidates A look at the total worth of 2019 Lok Sabha election candidates. India votes in fourth round of Lok Sabha Elections The Election Commission has set up 1.40 lakh polling booths/stations and has made elaborate security arrangements. Extra abdication holidays pose dilemma for hardworking Japanese For the Emperor's abdication on April 30, Japanese workers are enjoying an unprecedented 10-day holiday as a rash of special days off combine with the traditional "Golden Week" in May. JLR plans to let car drivers earn cryptocurrency while they drive The company is developing what it calls "smart wallet" technology to be installed in its automobiles. 7 steps to take before moving abroad for work Managing wealth across multiple countries is easy for the very wealthy. For ordinary investors, it needs a good amount of groundwork before planning a move abroad. Revamped Russian animation goes for global audiences With its Netflix contracts, state-owned Parovoz is at the forefront of a resurgence of the Russia's animation industry. Mozambique's second cyclone floods northeastern centers Rains from Cyclone Kenneth, the second tropical storm to hit Mozambique within weeks, continued to pound the northeastern city of Pemba and surrounding areas causing massive flooding and destruction. India inc gets inked; Tendulkar, Bhupathi keep date with democracy The 17th Lok Sabha polls are in full swing in the country. The fourth phase of elections, which is taking place in Mumbai today, marks the end of poll season in Maharashtra. Today, India's largest city saw actors, directors, sports personalities and India Inc bosses at poll booths to cast their vote. These top mutual fund managers offered over 20 per cent returns Most us invest in mutual fund schemes because we think we are better off with a professional fund manager who knows how to take care of the investments. If the fund manager is able to beat the benchmark and category consistently, s/he is worth the money you are paying for.

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