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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.
The draft model pact is expected to replace the one that India has signed with 83 countries
Move meant to prevent Vodafone, Cairn-type international arbitration
Profits corresponding to their income from capital gains on securities transactions which are liable to tax at a lower rate, shall not be subject to MAT
The British company seeks compensation for steep fall in the value of its stake in Vedanta-controlled Cairn India
Moots lifting of sectoral, company-specific caps, end-use restrictions
Arup Roychoudhury explains why the ban of non-govt sites for finance ministry officials is an absurd move
Officers up to director rank have access only to '.nic.in' and '.gov.in' websites
Arun Jaitley has budgeted the highest ever disinvestment target of Rs 69,500 cr this budget
Following raids at six places in Delhi and two in Mumbai, the agency seized documents related to proposals before the Foreign Investment Promotion Board, sources said
Finance Bill might be tweaked to make this clear
The agencies are missing the intent behind the delay -- that Jaitley actually wants to fix the deficit
Finance ministry considering IPOs for HAL, RINL, THDC as part of Rs 69,500-cr stake-sale target
Post-Budget meet likely next week with Fitch, to be followed with S&P and Moody's
Amendments to RBI Act likely soon, minister of state for finance says in his first post-Budget interview
Interview with Revenue Secretary
Disinvestment Secretary Johri, however, says half of these stocks are in the metals and mining segment, markets for which are down globally
Interview with Minister of State, Finance
Sees fiscal deficit coming down to 3.9% of GDP in FY16, 3.5% in FY17 and 3% the next year
Makes a case for moving away from public consumption to public investment