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From no free FASTag to milk prices, list of changes that will affect all of us from March 1
From fuel prices to FasTags, here are some of the changes to take place in March.
DNA Web Team
Feb 27, 2021, 09:14 PM IST
With March 1, several new rules and regulations will come into effect that could significantly affect the middle-class. From fuel prices to FasTags, here are some of the changes to take place in March:
1. Fuel prices
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Fuel rates are revised daily but have reached an all-time high in India amid surging crude oil prices. However, Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan has hinted the price will decrease in the country as the winter season ends.
Milk prices may rise by Rs 12 per litre from March 1
Milk producers say that the transportation charge has increased due to hike in petrol and diesel prices, and animal feed has also become expensive. Representational image (Source: Reuters)
Updated: Feb 24, 2021, 01:44 PM IST
Ratlam: In another major blow to the common man, milk prices are likely to get high as producers in some villages of Ratlam have decided to hike the prices.
In wake of the increase in petrol and diesel prices, LPG cylinders and vegetables, milk producers from 25 villages attended a meeting held at the Ram Mandir of Kalika Mata campus on Tuesday. During the meeting, it was decided to hike the milk price to Rs 55 per litre from March 1.
Rajasthan: Curfew imposed after communal tension between 2 groups in Banswara
Rajasthan: Curfew imposed after communal tension between 2 groups in Banswara
Following The Communal Tension Between Two Groups Over A Religious Site In Banswara District In Rajasthan, Curfew Has Been Imposed In Many Party Of The Area. PTI | Updated on: 13 May 2017, 09:15:19 AM
New Delhi:
Following the communal tension between two groups over a religious site in Banswara district in Rajasthan, curfew has been imposed in many party of the area.
The curfew was imposed in Kalika Mata, Gorakh Imli, Khatwara and Pathri Ganj areas falling under Kotwali police station following stone pelting between two groups.
BJP, MIM activists clash over piece of land in Hyderabad DECCAN CHRONICLE.
Updated Dec 17, 2020, 3:30 am IST
MIM workers gathered at Balsetty Khet where they clashed with BJP men and tried to stop BJP s Bandi Sanjay who was on way to Dabeerpura PS
BJP Goshamahal legislator T. Raja Singh was detained for attempting to prevent construction of a fence around a parcel of land adjacent to Kalika Mata temple at Uppuguda. DC Image
Hyderabad: Police detained BJP Goshamahal legislator T. Raja Singh and BJP workers for attempting to prevent the construction of a fence around a parcel of land adjacent to the Kalika Mata temple at Uppuguda.