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THE TIMES OF INDIA | Dec 31, 2020, 21:20:25 IST
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21:20 (IST) Dec 31
On the first day of 2021, I will be taking part in a programme aimed at transforming India’s urban landscape. Will lay the foundation stone of Light House Projects and distribute PMAY (Urban) and ASHA-India awards.
PM Narendra Modi
21:18 (IST) Dec 31
Government has decided to extend the benefit of scheme for Remission of Duties & Taxes on Exported Products (RoDTEP) to all export goods with effect from January 1: Finance ministry
At Indore s Wall of Education , poor, needy students pick up donated books ANI | Updated: Dec 31, 2020 17:39 IST
Indore (Madhya Pradesh) [India], December 31 (ANI): The phrase putting up a wall often means encountering a roadblock. This is not the case in Madhya Pradesh s Indore district, where two walls have come up as part of a good Samaritan initiative to help the poor.
The walls erected on Adarsh Road, the city s cleanest road have each been named Siksha ka Diwar (Wall of Education) and Neki ka Diwar (Wall of Virtue).
The initiative has been started by Dilip Sharma, a former councillor of the region, with help from other likeminded people. Sharma said they first set up the Neki Ki Deewar where people donated clothes, that would be picked up the poor and the needy. Two food ATMs were also set up so that restaurants and even other people could leave the extra food for the underprivileged.