Now, Mitra says Centre didn't give a paisa - Indian Express

The Hindu

Now, Mitra says Centre didn't give a paisa Indian Express “Not a single paisa has been provided to the state government by the Centre on account of debt relief, repayment and Backward Area Development Project so far,” Mitra said adding that the Congress leader “does not know the fact” and should have ... Not got a single paisa in relief from central government: BengalTwoCircles.net Got no Central relief: Amit MitraHindu Business Line West Bengal disputes receiving Rs 8000 cr from CentreFirstpost all 40 news articles »

Concern as national debt rises by 12pc - The Citizen Daily

Concern as national debt rises by 12pc The Citizen Daily “The soaring public debt was caused by several factors including increased spending on development projects, cumulative interest payments of external debts by countries that are yet to grant debt relief as well as the weakening of the shilling,” said ... and more »

IMF Executive Board Concludes 2011 Article IV Consultation with Democratic ... - Afribiz.info

IMF Executive Board Concludes 2011 Article IV Consultation with Democratic ... Afribiz.info São Tomé & Príncipe remains at a high risk of debt distress, although it has received substantial debt relief. The debt burden remains heavy, especially in relation to export revenues. Improvement in the outlook hinges on the commercial viability of ...

Lawmakers to Corbett: Hands off education funding - phillyBurbs.com

Allentown Morning Call

Lawmakers to Corbett: Hands off education funding phillyBurbs.com That was not the case last March when the headline out of Corbett's first budget address was cuts to schools: a $550 million ax to basic education; removal of $100 million for Accountability Block Grants for school districts to spend as they see fit; ... Gov. Corbett's spending plan might cut funds for higher educationPatriot-News all 57 news articles »

The Court That Broke Jersey - City Journal

City Journal

The Court That Broke Jersey City Journal “I don't think the supreme court has any business being involved in setting the budget of the state government,” Christie complained last year. Yet it is involved, extensively—and that must change if Jersey taxpayers are ever to find relief. and more »