With the country expected to witness its largest vaccination drive against COVID-19 next year the central government on Tuesday said it’s priority will be to first vaccinate a critical mass of the population and break the chain of transmission of the virus indicating that the entire population may not be mandatorily vaccinated
GST collections posted growth for the third month in a row in November over the previous year collections and sign that the economy continues to deflate after a strict lockdown
The government on Tuesday suggested setting up a committee to look into the issues raised by farmers protesting against the new farm laws but it was rejected by representatives of 35 agitating organizations during their marathon meeting with three union ministers that ended without any resolution
However if any farmer still preferred selling in the Mandi at the minimum support price the new law does not bite him or heard from exercising this option.Source-Internet,Magazine,Newspaper
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