A poor monsoon in nearly 40% of the country is fast turning into a worry for India’s economy this year, with experts warning of a
GST: Tax department to probe Rs 65,000 crore credit claims of traders | business-news | Hindustan Times–15.09.2017
Transitional credit claims worth Rs 65,000 crore received from traders under GST have stumped the government and the tax authorities are now preparing to check
महंगाई मार गयी! अग्रलेख -महाराष्ट्र टाइम्स –१५.०९.२०१७
देशात महागाईने गेल्या चार महिन्यांतील उच्चांक गाठल्याने इंधन दरवाढीच्या चटक्यातून वाचू पाहणाऱ्या सर्वसामान्य नागरिकांना आता खाण्यापिण्याच्या वस्तूंसाठी संघर्ष करावा लागत आहे. केंद्र सरकारने ग्राहकांना आंतरराष्ट्रीय
महाग फुकटेगिरी | लोकसत्ता अग्रलेख १५.०९.२०१७
जपानचे अध्यक्ष शिंझो आबे, यांच्या उपस्थितीत अहमदाबादमध्ये पार पडलेल्या बुलेट ट्रेनच्या भूमिपूजन सोहळ्यात ही विशेष रेल्वे गाडी देशाला फुकटच मिळाली असल्याचे सांगून पंतप्रधान नरेंद्र मोदी
How online pharmacies are now rushing to pace up growth – The Economic Times–15.09.2017
The online pharmacy market, estimated to be a fraction of that at Rs 700-800 crore Pradeep Dadha is a busy man these days, re-laying the
For a law to protect privacy and data–Economic Times–15.09.2017
At Wednesday’s conclave on financial inclusion organised by the UN, finance minister Arun Jaitley was confident that the Aadhaar law would stand the test of
Don’t dither on judicial reforms-Economic Times–15.09.2017
It is welcome that four states and one Union territory — Haryana, Punjab, Himachal Pradesh, Kerala and Chandigarh — have reduced cases pending for over
GST to hit informal sector; GDP growth to moderate: UN report – The Financial Express–15.09.2017
The growth is expected to reach 2.6 per cent, slightly higher than in 2016 but well below the pre-financial crisis average of 3.2 per cent.
GDP to remain below 6 percent in Q2 FY18, says SBI report – The Financial Express
Country’s GDP is likely to remain below 6 per cent in the second quarter of 2017-18 owing to muted agriculture growth and sluggish performance of
NPAs to touch 10.5 per cent by March as banks recognise entire stress – The Financial Express
The report, however, said over the medium-term, a big increase in stressed loans is unlikely on factors like higher commodity prices, lower interest rates, improved
I-T dept to launch jurisdiction-free assessment from October | Business Standard News
The assessment of taxpayers is set to become jurisdiction-free. Come October, the income tax (I-T) department will launch a pilot project of the new system
Can start-ups really impact the economy? | Business Standard Column
My answer is “no” if we refer to e-commerce type of start-ups and the time horizon is 10 years. For sure, technology can and will
Sunrise at sunset point | Business Standard Column
The Indian pharma model has depended on a few fundamentals. It capitalised on a strong domestic base in India through rapid product introductions, the Hindu
CBEC lens on transitional CGST claims of ₹65,000 cr | Business Line
Board GST Council, puzzled by the huge claims Tax officials and experts are confused by claims of over ₹65,000 crore as transitional credit for Central
Poll year bounty? After rich harvest, Gujarat farmers get crop-loss claims | Business Line
Insurance industry sources allege that State Govt data showing big drop in output are not true It’s good time to be a farmer in Gujarat,
RTI is practically dead | Business Line–15.09.2017
The Right to Information Act was brought in with great hopes in 2005. After 12 years the law is losing steam as information is routinely
Good and simple tax: on the GST regime – The Hindu–15.09.2017
India’s goods and services tax regime is nearing the end of its first full quarter since roll-out this July. Revenue collections from the first month
Govt. committee to review exporters’ ‘$10 bn.-problem’ – The Hindu
A government panel headed by the Revenue Secretary will meet on September 19 to resolve a ‘$10 billion-problem’ troubling India’s exporters and its potential adverse
Inglorious uncertainty | The Indian Express
The economy now seems to be locked in a realm of inglorious uncertainty. In times when violent political intimidation, social polarisation and moral pathology have,
The long term gain | The Indian Express
RBI figures show that lakhs of fraud transactions are already under scrutiny. The latest figures released by the Reserve Bank of India clearly show that