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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.
Inflation above RBI's comfort zone of 6% for six straight months, Q2 inflation slightly higher than MPC's projection, MPC may refrain from cutting rate in December policy too
While the government claims that companies are booked under GST laws for fraudulently claiming the input tax credit, experts find loopholes in the provisions, particularly those related to arrests
The IRN generation has grown by 163 per cent from October 1 - 7
A new provision was introduced in February in the Customs Act for strict verification of rules of origin of imports under FTAs
Says Indian economy could fare thrice as poorly as projected earlier in the wake of coronavirus-induced lockdowns and a decline in household income
Companies have raised questions over the NAA, especially regarding the lacunae in the methodology of computing profiteering, and approached the Delhi HC
These funds collectively manage assets worth Rs 38 trillion, see scope in India despite Covid
Campaign to be launched due to unlocking and upcoming festival season, winters
Industry now sees sectors witnessing better pick-up and capacity utilisation than what was projected in March.
Some believe recent indicators like GST numbers are overstated, most are sceptical about the impact of a stubborn pandemic
Trade growth in Covid-19 related products was strong in June and July, showing the global economy's ability to help governments obtain supplies
At 49.8 in Sept from 41.8 in August, but contracts for 7th month in row
As such issue of voting in the Council over this issue does not arise, they say
About two thirds of states opt for RBI-window of Rs 1.10 trillion, rest still want the Centre to borrow instead
Some major indicators raise hopes but there are segments showing that revival is still nascent
CBIC has said companies will not attract any penalty if they move goods without e-invoicing
Asserts that recent trends of economic recovery are testimony to government's intervention
Development marks yet another sign of revival as imports continue to decline, albeit at a slower pace, trade deficit shrinks
In a Q&A, the Labour and Employment Minister says Removal of rigidity in labour laws, reducing compliance levels would stimulate setting up larger industries generate employment
The minister said that the laws protect the workers' right to strike and it has not been "taken away from them in any manner