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Indivjal Dhasmana, a senior associate editor at Business Standard, writes on macroeconomics, taxes, and political economy. He has over three decades of experience in various journalism. He currently heads the economics data team at Business Standard.
Indivjal Dhasmana, a senior associate editor at Business Standard, writes on macroeconomics, taxes, and political economy. He has over three decades of experience in various journalism. He currently heads the economics data team at Business Standard.
The farm laws, Aadhaar, DBT and GST are just a few instances of political parties in the Opposition taking a contrarian stance on issues they supported when in power
Conducted across urban centres in northern, western and southern India, the study shatters myths about the way the elderly spend their money
Softens to four-month low of 1.22% in December from 1.55% in November as food items enter deflationary zone; core inflation at 2-year high of 4.2%
Economists suggested how to bring growth back to normal. That was the dominant theme discussed, sources said.
Economists call for continuation of stimulus package in Budget
The pension regulator also wants tax parity for employees of state governments and private companies with those of the central government in respect of contribution to the NPS
It said the due dates of filing audit reports have already been extended thrice till January 15 this year.
Rating agency expects monetary policy stance to change to neutral from accommodative in August 2021 policy review or later
Ask government to tap rising financial savings
FDI rose 11% till October this financial year, Modi said
The per capita income is projected to decline to Rs 1.27 lakh in the year compared to Rs 1.34 lakh in the previous year by Advance Estimates
Within services, financial, real estate and professional services are expected to perform well
Advance Estimates have accurately projected the real GDP growth rate in three of the past 12 years
A joint working group will be set up to follow up the implementation of this MOC
PMI fell to 52.3 in December from 53.7 in November; Companies fire workers due to liquidity problem among other factors
At infra spend review meet undertaken by FM, It was disclosed that many ministries and depts have shown substantial progress in project implementation and expenditure in Q2FY21
Says ministry's new curbs will impact businesses that usually have accumulated credits, as they will have to discharge output tax liability in cash instead of available credit balance
The GDP contracted an unprecedented 23.9 per cent in the first quarter and came in better than expected 7.5 per cent in the second quarter
There would now be four slabs, each attracting charges based on the quantum of assets under management
One area that failed to show an improvement was employment, with jobs being shed once again at the end of 2020