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  1. A new Act is set to replace the existing MGNREGA 2005 scheme.
  2. The central government has begun implementing the new MGNREGS scheme in the Union Territory of Kashmir and is providing updates to Parliament.

Parliament receives data from the central government regarding the rise in cancer cases.

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Parliament receives data from the central government regarding the rise in cancer cases.

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  1. Health Ministry reports cancer statistics in Sri Lanka, coinciding with a caucus promoting breast cancer detection.Sub-event
  2. DOHSC cancer diagnosis data is used in a Private Members' Bill to hold the government accountable.1 source
  3. Parliament receives data on cancer incidence from the central government.1 source

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The central government has begun implementing the new MGNREGS scheme in the Union Territory of Kashmir and is providing updates to Parliament. All 1 developments

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