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The Congress on Wednesday blamed the Central government for corporate India's "failure" to generate employment and investment, claiming its refusal to invest or increase wages is a direct consequence of the Centre's "myopic" policy making. Citing a report, Congress General Secretary Jairam Ramesh claimed that corporate India is choking the middle class and hurting the India growth story by failing to increase wages despite higher profits and paying lower taxes after GST and tax sops in 2019. "In all fairness to India Inc, these failures are squarely the responsibility of the Union government," Ramesh said. "Here is the government's track record -- indiscriminate corporate tax cuts without linking them to employment creation or investment. Introducing a punitive GST regime, with input tax credits only for corporates. Overseeing and enabling the growing oligopolisation of the market. Introducing a CBI/ED/IT Raid Raj to extort donations from the corporate sector to the BJP," the Congre
More than 900 startups are expected to participate in the India Mobile Congress (IMC) flagship programme Aspire. "For the upcoming edition of Aspire, IMC has partnered with Telecom Centres of Excellence India (TCOE), Telecom Equipment and Services Export Promotion Council (TEPC) and TiE Delhi-NCR, with over 900 startups expected to showcase and take part in engaging discussions on categories, including 5G use cases, AI, deep tech, electronics, enterprise, green tech, industry 4.0, security, semiconductors, smart mobility, sustainability and telecommunications equipment," a statement said. Along with keynote addresses, panel discussions, and fireside conversations with company founders, IMC 2024 will also feature successful unicorn founders sharing their personal narratives, business lessons learned, and advice. India Mobile Congress 2024, co-hosted by the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) and Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI), is scheduled to take place from ...