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Law to empower street vendors soon: Maken
A standing committee of parliament has given its report on the proposed bill, which aims at licensing street vendors and providing up to 2.5 percent of a city population an opportunity to conduct a regulated vending business. #Ajay Maken #empowerment #Street Vendors
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Realty regulation Bill likely in Budget Session: Maken
Government plans to set up a tough regulator for the real estate sector with provisions for even jail term for the developer for putting out misleading advertisements about projects. #Ajay Maken #PolicyWatch #parliament #Budget Session #Regulation Bill #Real Estate Bill
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Include poor in urban development: Ajay Maken
For sustainable urban growth, inclusion of the poor and participatory planning will help create healthier and sustainable cities, Minister for Housing and Poverty Alleviation Ajay Maken said on Tuesday. #GDP #Brazil #NewsTracker #Ajay Maken #Urban Development
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Why India can't have a uniform street vending law
The several stipulations under the law, which the Supreme Court had wanted enacted by 2009 itself, would be hard to implement because of the sheer numbers involved. It is easier to take a bribe and then turn a blind eye than to methodically monitor. #Supreme Court #ConnectTheDots #Ajay Maken #Street Vendors #Street hawking
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Here's why sportspersons are so keen on the Sports bill
A look at some incidents which highlight the importance of the changes that Ajay Maken is trying to bring to the system. #Sports #WhyNow #Ajay Maken #National Sports Bill #NotJobsButPassion
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Economic Times
BCCI should agree to come under RTI: Ajay Maken
NEW DELHI: Against the backdrop of allegations of spot-fixing during IPL matches, Union Minister Ajay Maken today said the BCCI - the national governing body for cricket in India - should come under the ambit of the RTI Act. "BCCI should agree to come un #BCCI #Ajay Maken #India
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Deccan Herald
We're united, Delhi Cong says after rap from Rahul
Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi visited Delhi Pradesh Congress Committee office on Thursday, where he made clear that he will not tolerate any indiscipline in the party. After his meeting, waring factions in the city unit claimed that infighting had #New Delhi #Indian National Congress #Rahul Gandhi
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Rediff
RTI is not applicable to us: BCCI chief
The Board of Cricket Control for India (BCCI) on Sunday accepted that they were not in a position to control spot-fixing in wake of the row, which involves three Rajasthan Royals players. BCCI president N Srinivasan said, "Each team #BCCI #India #Rajasthan Royals




