Telangana’s H1 revenue below expectations as expenditure remains high
The State registers 38.14% of revenue receipts at the end of September month
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The State registers 38.14% of revenue receipts at the end of September month
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European Union leaders gathered in Brussels on Thursday for a two-day summit to discuss the bloc’s next long-term budget, continued support for Ukraine and measures to strengthen Europe’s economic competitiveness amid rising energy prices and geopolitical uncertainty. They voiced strong opposition to a new proposal for the bloc’s long-term budget, raising serious doubt about whether the key spending package will be agreed by the end of year. FRANCE 24's Dave Keating reports from Brussels.
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