Paswan lauds Nitish for backing Kovind, urges him to join NDA

Union Food and Consumer Affairs Minister Ramvilas Paswan on Sunday ruled out a legislation to penalise hotels and restaurants in the country for levying service charge on customers. Paswan said enough awareness on the issue and public demand were required ...

The owners of the city' star category hotels and restaurants today hailed Union Minister of Consumer Affairs Ramvilas Paswan's suggestion to fix the quantity of food items served so that they were not wasted.

Following are the top stories from the Eastern Region at 2100 hoursCAL2 PREZ-PASWAN-NITISH Patna : Union minister Ramvilas Paswan lauds Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar for sticking to his stand on supporting NDA's presidential nominee Ram Nath Kovind and ...

The government has unveiled its next course of action— nutritional security for the poor. Food minister Ramvilas Paswan has said that in the next two years the government’s focus would be on nutritional security of the country's two-thirds population ...

The Bihar CM's endorsement Ram Nath Kovind, the NDA’s presidential candidate, even though he is in the Opposition is just one of the many decisions that prove that he is nobody but his own man.  As opposition leaders sat to discuss the presidential poll on Thursday, one man’s absence told its own tale. The man was Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar and his message was clear. The Janata Dal-United president was nobody’s man but his own -- and his party’s. Opposition ...

Food Minister Ramvilas Paswan today said that the Centre has directed all state governments to lift all sort of stock holding limits on pulses because of adequate supplies and drop in prices."The stock holding limits on all pulses has been lifted with ...

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The central government announced it was allowing import of 500,000 tonnes of raw sugar, at zero import duty till June 12, to maintain local prices at reasonable levels. At present, India levies an import duty of 40 per cent on sugar. The import will be ...