The finance ministry has allowed public sector undertakings (PSUs) to invest in debt schemes of all mutual funds. Earlier, provisions limited central public sector enterprises (CPSEs) to investment in public sector mutual funds only, in which the government held more than 50 percent share. The period of maturity of any instrument of investment shall not exceed one year from the date of investment, except in case of term deposits with banks and government securities where it can extend up to three years.
Which mobile app developed for farmers to increase awareness about MSP rates, nearest procurement centers, payment tracking, best farm practices etc. in...
What is the main objective of the e-NAM platform?
An Inter-Ministerial Empowered Committee (IMEC) is established at the national level to look after the Implementation of PM-FME Scheme. Who among the fo...
How much funding has been allocated for the RAMP Scheme over a period of five years?
Which project by CSIR has successfully concluded its first phase with the collection of 10,000 samples, aiming for a new era in precision medicine?
What key initiative did the Prime Minister propose at the ASEAN-India Summit for enhancing economic engagement between South-East Asia, India, West Asia...
The members of PM-KMY Scheme are required to make a monthly contribution to the Pension Fund between _______ to _________, depending on their age with ...
NISHTHA Programme is one of the significant programmes that us aimed at changing the education scenario of our country. Who are the beneficiaries of th...
The National Green Hydrogen Mission was approved with the intended objectives of: Making India a leading producer and supplier of Green Hydrogen in the ...
___ mean change in a set of policies, rules and regulations from one period of time to another to achieve economic growth.
