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APL Apollo unveils India s first closed steel door and window frames Apollo Chaukhat ANI | Updated: Feb 25, 2021 13:02 IST New Delhi [India], February 25 (ANI/NewsVoir): APL Apollo Tubes Limited (APL Apollo), one of the leading branded steel tubes manufacturers, has unveiled India s first closed steel door and window frames Apollo Chaukhat , based on trusted and dependable Italian technology. Emerging as a perfect choice for doors and windows, Apollo Chaukhat is a class apart in its segment. It is synonymous with strength, durability and world-class quality. For the consumers who have been traditionally using wooden frames for doors and windows, Apollo Chaukhat is loaded with inherent advantages. It is termite-proof, fire-resistant and rigid whereas even the expensive wooden frames remain prone to termites and are inflammable, expansion and contraction happen in wooden frames due to changes in weather. ....
The government has brought further transparency in the fiscal deficit numbers by doing away with loans from the National Small Savings Fund (NSSF) to the Food Corporation of India (FCI) from the next financial year. The government will provide Rs 2.54 trillion to FCI in the next financial year, wiping out its arrears. So far, the government used to give loans from NSSF to FCI, which did not account for the government expenditure. For instance, it pegged this loan to FCI at close to over Rs 84,000 crore in the current financial year, which in fact was over Rs 60,000 crore lower from the Budget Estimates. The government provided NSSF loan in the range of Rs 70,000 crore-Rs 1.1 trillion to FCI in the previous four years. ....