The government’s growth support measures, announced in fits and starts over the last one month, supplement the RBI’s generous dose of monetary stimulus.
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced mergers of 10 public sector banks, days after rolling back FPI surcharge and angel tax introduced in July.
Over generations, Bihar’s bane has been its utter lack of urbanisation. But now, even Bihar is urbanising. Or let’s say, rurbanising. Two decades under Nitish Kumar have created a new elite in its cities.
Indian govt officials last month skipped Turkish National Day celebrations in Delhi, in a message to Ankara following its support for Islamabad, particularly during Operation Sindoor.
Bihar is blessed with a land more fertile for revolutions than any in India. Why has it fallen so far behind then? Constant obsession with politics is at the root of its destruction.
I am surprised at this reporting . When other media are mentioning biggest single day gain of Sense in ten years, positive buoyancy in Auto sector, Equity market , Hotels etc This news here highlighted rise in GST for caffeinated drinks, while not providing due focuss on rate cuts for Room rents in hotels from INR 1000 to 7500 , Corporate Tax cuts …Abolition of Surcharge .. cuts on defense purchase for items not manufactured in India, Exemption of share buy back tax … In nut shell the industry is buoyant and affirmative with expectations of job and employment generation . This is all the more important given the challenge on revenue. Notable here urgent requirements for defense exist that can’t be postponed to tackle adventurism from any adversary.
My only humble expectation these benefits would incentivise our corporate sector to commit much more on inhouse R&D. This to propel India as hub of Contract R&D and our industry becones Technology Donors
not Tech Receivers, our future progeny can be working and be owning companies like Raytheon Lockheed Boeing Mitsubishi Toshiba . Vandemataram
This tax cut, a 3rd mini budget, is essentially an ice cream for the top 0.7% of the richest population in India. When they too find out it did not work for them either because of global situation, the 4th budget will be available by March of next year.
I am quite surprised to see that ThePrint is allowing users to comment today. Generally it does not.May be it is going to moderate it out
I am surprised at this reporting . When other media are mentioning biggest single day gain of Sense in ten years, positive buoyancy in Auto sector, Equity market , Hotels etc This news here highlighted rise in GST for caffeinated drinks, while not providing due focuss on rate cuts for Room rents in hotels from INR 1000 to 7500 , Corporate Tax cuts …Abolition of Surcharge .. cuts on defense purchase for items not manufactured in India, Exemption of share buy back tax … In nut shell the industry is buoyant and affirmative with expectations of job and employment generation . This is all the more important given the challenge on revenue. Notable here urgent requirements for defense exist that can’t be postponed to tackle adventurism from any adversary.
My only humble expectation these benefits would incentivise our corporate sector to commit much more on inhouse R&D. This to propel India as hub of Contract R&D and our industry becones Technology Donors
not Tech Receivers, our future progeny can be working and be owning companies like Raytheon Lockheed Boeing Mitsubishi Toshiba . Vandemataram
This tax cut, a 3rd mini budget, is essentially an ice cream for the top 0.7% of the richest population in India. When they too find out it did not work for them either because of global situation, the 4th budget will be available by March of next year.