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Insincere Tripura government employees will be forced to retire: Biplab Deb

Tripura CM Biplab Deb has announced that the state will force retire insincere employees working in state government jobs. The government will however provide them retirement benefits. Centre has provided RS 1500 crore to Tripura to meet the demands arising out of implementation of 7th Pay Commission. State government employees in Tripura found to be insincere, incompetent and remiss would be forced to retire, Chief Minister Biplab Kumar Deb has announced. "The state government employees are getting higher pay-scale from the BJP government in Tripura. But if they are found to be insincere, incompetent and remiss, they would be forced to go on retirement. However, these employees would be provided their due financial benefit," the Chief Minister said while addressing the 2nd Triennial Conference of the Tripura Rajya Karmachari Sangh, a pro-BJP organisation of government employees, on Sunday in Agartala. The state government would provide all the fina

02 July
2019

Early retirement planning can help you build corpus with less stress

The importance of efficient money management in fulfilling financial goals is driving more individuals to take up financial planning seriously. While modern investors are saving and investing towards a plethora of goals, preparing for retirement ranks right up there in this list. The growing fixation of Indians with retirement planning can be attributed to multiple reasons. Maintaining a lifestyle in the old age without passing on its burden to the children is a common concern. Additionally, longer life expectancy and increasing cost of healthcare has made it imperative to provide for unexpected events post-retirement. The aspiration for a comfortable life, after grinding hard over the work life, has brought retirement planning under the spotlight. In spite of the clarity of the goal, many investors struggle when it comes to building a retirement fund. Starting the process itself seems challenging. Lack of clarity on basics such as how much to save, when to start and where to

12 June
2019

Retiring tax officers accused of misconduct needs to be complemented by reducing discretionary power

Government has “compulsorily retired” a dozen senior officers in the Income Tax department on account of charges of misconduct in most cases. The implications of low tolerance for misconduct should ripple through bureaucracy. The compulsory retirement is, therefore, a significant development. Prime Minister Narendra Modi, backed by a renewed mandate, is in a position to clean up the administrative framework. His government has taken an important step in this direction by indicating that it will not tolerate misconduct by senior officials under the direct supervision of the central government. As some of the allegations against the senior officials show, their misconduct has its roots in abusing the enormous power they wield. Arbitrary power coupled with limited accountability will always breed corruption. The Modi government has the opportunity to correct this through a systemic change. Towards the end of July, a task force to reform the direct tax system is scheduled

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With Over A Lakh Books, This Septuagenarian Couple

There is only one place on earth that you would find a 1942 issue of Sakthi with a resplendent Rukmini Devi Arundale on the cover, letters written by Rajaji and poet Bharathiyar’s daughter Thangammal, a rare photocopy of Thampiran Vanakkam (1578)—the first Tamil book ever published, and a hand-written 1867 Latin-Tamil dictionary, all under one roof. Gnanalaya is a private library and research centre in Thirukokarnam, Pudukkottai that was established by B Krishnamurthy an Read More

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17 Nov

The Joy Of Giving: Mumbai Man Offers Free Tiffins

From his tiny kitchen in Borivali, 59-year-old Mark D’Souza has been delivering free lunches to needy senior citizens in Borivali’s IC colony since 2012; the number of lunches is slowly growing. Every day, a little afternoon, about 56 senior citizens in Mumbai wait for a certain man to walk through their doors, for he comes bearing son-like devotion packaged in two wholesome meals, and generous servings of his time and company. Mumbai’s Mark D’S Read More

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04 Nov

20 Natural Wonders Of India We Bet You Missed In Y

When we think of natural wonders, the Grand Canyon, the Great Barrier Reef, Mount Everest and the Amazon Rainforest are the names that typically come to mind. However, there lies a treasure trove of strikingly scenic natural wonders a little closer to home too. One of the world’s most varied countries in terms of geographical diversity, India has an astonishing array of natural wonders. Some are pretty well-known and undeniably spectacular, while others are less-discovered gem Read More

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28 Oct

Meet The Two Rupee Doctor Serving Chennai S Under

In a world where affordable healthcare is a distant dream to many, one 67-year-old doctor in Chennai has been serving patients quietly as a little consultation fee of Re 2 since 1973. Living up to his Hippocratic oath, this 67-year-old medic, Thiruvengadam Veeraraghavan dedicated his life to make affordable medical attention accessible to the most underprivileged sections in Vyasarpadi situated in North Chennai since the last 40 years. It i Read More

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