PM Anutin orders all ministries to listen to protestor’s demands, says fuel prices cut by 10 Baht, but only for B20 diesel Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has ordered government agencies to listen to the demands of protesters camped outside Government House, as pressure mounts over calls for a 10-Baht cut in fuel prices. Anutin said the government must listen to the protesters’ concerns and find solutions where possible, stressing that demonstrators are citizens the government has a duty to care for. Asked about the demand to cut diesel prices by 10 Baht per litre, the Prime Minister declared: “We have already done it — reduced diesel by 10 Baht.” He later clarified that he was referring specifically to B20 diesel, which has received a tax reduction, while the protesters are demanding a broader 10-Baht reduction in fuel prices. The protesters remain gathered outside Government House, making the government’s response to their demands an increasingly important political test. #thailand# #fuel# #protest# #กำนันมะโน# #costofliving# #cabinet#

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PM Modi to inaugurate India’s first Kankrej cattle breeding centre 🇮🇳 Tomorrow, October 30, PM Modi will dedicate the 127-acre Bharat Bovine Breeding and Research Centre in Banaskantha, Gujarat. The centre will accelerate breed improvement by 10-20 times, strengthen indigenous Kankrej cattle and advance modern breeding technologies. Alongside this, foundation stones will be laid for two Bio-CNG plants processing cattle dung at Banas Dairy. More milk. Better breeds. Higher farmer incomes. India is taking dairy farming from traditional strength to science-driven prosperity. 🇮🇳

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