What did the ministers who came from Bihar get:
1. Giriraj Singh- Textile
2. Lalan Singh- Ministry of Animal Husbandry and Fisheries, Dairy with Panchayati Raj
3. Jitan Ram Manjhi- Small and Micro Industries (MSME)
4. Chirag Paswan- Ministry of Food Processing (food and Processing)
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5. Nityanand Rai- Minister of State for Home
6. Ramnath Thakur-Minister of State for Agriculture and Farmers Welfare
7. Satish Chandra Dubey- Minister of State for Coal and Mines
8. Rajbhushan Nishad- Minister of State for Jal Shakti
1. Giriraj Singh- Textile
2. Lalan Singh- Ministry of Animal Husbandry and Fisheries, Dairy with Panchayati Raj
3. Jitan Ram Manjhi- Small and Micro Industries (MSME)
4. Chirag Paswan- Ministry of Food Processing (food and Processing)
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5. Nityanand Rai- Minister of State for Home
6. Ramnath Thakur-Minister of State for Agriculture and Farmers Welfare
7. Satish Chandra Dubey- Minister of State for Coal and Mines
8. Rajbhushan Nishad- Minister of State for Jal Shakti
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Om Birla becomes first Lok Sabha Speaker in 20 years to be re-elected as MP
👉 Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla won the Kota parliamentary seat by a margin of over 41,139 votes, thus becoming the first presiding officer to be re-elected to the lower house in 20 years.
👉 In 2019, BJP's Birla, Lok Sabha member from Kota, was elected Speaker. In 2024, Birla retained the Kota parliamentary seat by defeating Congress's Prahlad Gunjal.
👉 The last Lok Sabha Speaker to be re-elected to the lower house was P A Sangma, who was the presiding officer of the 11th Lok Sabha from 1996 to 1998. Sangma, then a member of the Congress, was re-elected from Tura in Meghalaya in the 1998 Lok Sabha elections.
👉 Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla won the Kota parliamentary seat by a margin of over 41,139 votes, thus becoming the first presiding officer to be re-elected to the lower house in 20 years.
👉 In 2019, BJP's Birla, Lok Sabha member from Kota, was elected Speaker. In 2024, Birla retained the Kota parliamentary seat by defeating Congress's Prahlad Gunjal.
👉 The last Lok Sabha Speaker to be re-elected to the lower house was P A Sangma, who was the presiding officer of the 11th Lok Sabha from 1996 to 1998. Sangma, then a member of the Congress, was re-elected from Tura in Meghalaya in the 1998 Lok Sabha elections.
🕸The credit-deposit ratio (CDR) is a financial metric representing the percentage of loans a bank has issued relative to its total deposits.
🕸Calculated by dividing total loans by total deposits and multiplying by 100, the CDR offers insights into a bank's lending practices and risk exposure
🕸This ratio indicates a balance between the bank's lending activities and its available funds, ensuring liquidity while promoting lending growth
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🕸Calculated by dividing total loans by total deposits and multiplying by 100, the CDR offers insights into a bank's lending practices and risk exposure
🕸This ratio indicates a balance between the bank's lending activities and its available funds, ensuring liquidity while promoting lending growth
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Once complete, these expressways will significantly improve connectivity and accessibility in Bihar.
The travel time savings and smooth traffic flow will boost tourism, agriculture and industrial growth across this belt.
Although land acquisition poses challenges, cooperation from local communities will help realise this infrastructure priority for Bihar.
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The travel time savings and smooth traffic flow will boost tourism, agriculture and industrial growth across this belt.
Although land acquisition poses challenges, cooperation from local communities will help realise this infrastructure priority for Bihar.
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Social Audit is the critical assessment of government programmes and activities by the community with active involvement of the primary stakeholders
How it aids in good governance:
🕸️reduce corruption
🕸️monitoring and feedback
🕸️accountability and transparency
🕸️encourages community participation
🕸️empowering marginalised
🕸️policy evaluation
🕸️strengthens local government
Issues in social audit:
🕸️rules not followed
🕸️not institutionalised
🕸️apathy in implementing agency
🕸️no incentives to participate
Way forward:
🕸️support of implementing agencies
🕸️using management information system(MIS)
🕸️civil society participation
🕸️role of media
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How it aids in good governance:
🕸️reduce corruption
🕸️monitoring and feedback
🕸️accountability and transparency
🕸️encourages community participation
🕸️empowering marginalised
🕸️policy evaluation
🕸️strengthens local government
Issues in social audit:
🕸️rules not followed
🕸️not institutionalised
🕸️apathy in implementing agency
🕸️no incentives to participate
Way forward:
🕸️support of implementing agencies
🕸️using management information system(MIS)
🕸️civil society participation
🕸️role of media
#BIHARspecial
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