The Indian government spent Rs. 25 lakh (Rs. 25,00,000) on banners and hoardings at prominent places to celebrate the milestone of reaching 100 crores (one billion) COVID-19 vaccination doses in the country.
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The Indian government spent Rs. 25 lakh (Rs. 25,00,000) on banners and hoardings at prominent places to celebrate the milestone of reaching 100 crores (one billion) COVID-19 vaccination doses in the country.
The Indian Government has said that as on November 1, 2021, a total number of 1,66,088 gram panchayats (GPs) or local village administrations are service-ready in the country under the Bharat Broadband Network.
Two television channels belonging to the Patanjali group of India’s yoga guru Ramdev have been given a clean chit by a Nepal government probe team after it found no local laws were breached and no infrastructure had been installed in Kathmandu.
The Indian government has now made it mandatory for private FM radio stations to furnish third-party audit of government ads aired on their networks as a criterion for payments.
“All empanelled Pvt. FM stations shall provide Third party ve...
Hackers from Pakistan used Facebook to target people in Afghanistan with connections to the previous government during the Taliban's takeover of the country, the company's threat investigators said in an interview with Reuters.
Facebook said the group, known in the security industry ...
Ahead of proposing a Bill in the Indian parliament during the forthcoming winter session, the government has frowned upon advertising crypto currencies in the local media, terming them ‘non-transparent’.
"It was strongly felt that attempts to mislead the youth through over-promising ...