PV Fintech Launches Pension Bazaar To Boost Retirement Planning In India
PV Fintech Launches Pension Bazaar To Boost Retirement Planning In India
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An India Today special investigation reveals the easy availability of bomb-making materials, including ammonium nitrate and NPK fertilizer, in Haryana's Nuh, Sonipat, and Faridabad. The report, featuring undercover work, shows these controlled substances are sold without documentation, highlighting a national security issue following the uncovering of a terror module of doctors who procured similar materials from the area. Former Uttar Pradesh DGP Dr. Vikram Singh calls it a "cumulative failure" of regulatory agencies. The bulletin also covers a political controversy in Jammu and Kashmir over merit-based medical college admissions at the Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Institute of Medical Excellence, where 42 of 50 seats were secured by Muslim students. This has drawn reactions from political figures including J&K Chief Minister Omar Abdullah. The program concludes by marking the 17th anniversary of the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks.
PV Fintech Launches Pension Bazaar To Boost Retirement Planning In India
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