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Arup Roychoudhury is an Indian journalist who covers economic policy and governance. With a career spanning over a decade, he has worked with leading publications such as Business Standard, Deccan Herald, providing in-depth analysis on government policies, financial regulations, and economic trends.
Arup Roychoudhury is an Indian journalist who covers economic policy and governance. With a career spanning over a decade, he has worked with leading publications such as Business Standard, Deccan Herald, providing in-depth analysis on government policies, financial regulations, and economic trends.
PM likely to announce sops for rural population, SMEs at Lucknow rally on Jan 2
Increase of 10-12% likely for some schemes in a bid to improve citizens' mood after demonetisation
From the next financial year, the railways will not have to pay any dividend
The government that the Budget should carry forward the work done through demonetisation
West Bengal finance minister walks out; next meeting on January 16
At those prices, the petroleum subsidy for next year would be a comfortable Rs 26,000-27,000 crore
Economic Survey likely to have a better take on Indian economy
PM's announcement were focused on those most affected by the note ban
In his address, Narendra Modi gave out the promised 'gains' after 50 days of demonetisation 'pain'
Host of sops for middle class, poor and farmers on cards
Minimum fine Rs 10000 and rising steeply; only exception for Indians outside country for some months
Jaitley said that indirect tax collections soared 26.2% between April 1 and November 30
Jaitley said that indirect tax collections soared 26.2% between April 1 and November 30
After March, holding 10 old notes, giving wrong information will attract penalty
Such a move will help bring a much-needed clarity to the centre's estimates of demonetised amount
Four mints are running at full capacity; pray that the machines don't break down
Holidays have hardly been part of the narrative ever since Modi took charge in May 2014
'There's an air of doubt after demonetisation. Nobody wants to risk going on an overseas trip'
The RBI said these restrictive conditions would apply on cumulative deposit of notes in a single account if it exceeded Rs 5,000
IDS-2 and raids to uncover black money stash are keeping receipts flowing