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Indivjal Dhasmana
Indivjal Dhasmana
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.
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Is monthly October trade deficit rise overemphasised
The deficit did afterall almost halve on a year-on-year basis
 "Is monthly October trade deficit rise overemphasised")
FM to interact with trade bodies on service tax amnesty scheme
Govt had launched the scheme for paying service tax dues without interest and penalty
 "FM to interact with trade bodies on service tax amnesty scheme")
FinMin to engage with investors to ward off impact of QE tapering
Finance ministry to engage with debt funds from the Nordic countries, West Asia and Australia in a big way
 "FinMin to engage with investors to ward off impact of QE tapering")
IMF team coming to check India's economic health in Nov
Part of periodic Article IV consultations on state of the economy; team to have discussions with government as well as banks, private investors and civil society
 "IMF team coming to check India's economic health in Nov")
Govt 'sure' onion prices will fall in 10 days
Optimism due to Nafed imports and domestic supply
 "Govt 'sure' onion prices will fall in 10 days")
India handicraft players showcase products in Hong Kong show
Participation of 102 Indian handicraft exporters at the India Pavilion was aimed to project Indian handicrafts in world market
Ratan Tata to call on Anand Sharma today
This, a day after Tata-SIA deal got FIPB approval
 "Ratan Tata to call on Anand Sharma today")
Thomas-Pawar discuss skyrocketing onion prices
Delhi CM to meet both later today
 "Thomas-Pawar discuss skyrocketing onion prices")
FIPB to decide on Tata-Singapore Airlines proposal shortly
Officials say proposal is likely to cleared in bid to restore biz confidence
 "FIPB to decide on Tata-Singapore Airlines proposal shortly")
Finmin asks banks to monitor NPAs
Asks PSUs to set up a vertical to monitor NPAs
 "Finmin asks banks to monitor NPAs")
State-owned banks to give report card to FM today
Meeting comes weeks after govt agreed to infuse additional capital into banks
PSU dividends only solace in government accounts
Non-tax revenue during April-Aug of 2013-14 constitutes 40% of target pegged for the entire year
 "PSU dividends only solace in government accounts")
State FMs meet today on Constitution Amendment Bill for GST
Passage of GST would be a feat for the UPA govt, which is getting flak for lack of big reforms
At this time, we can't forecast a significantly lower CAD: Atsi Sheth
Interview with Vice-President, Moody's Sovereign Risk Group
 "At this time, we can't forecast a significantly lower CAD: Atsi Sheth")
Coal scam: CII warns govt against sullying image of businessmen
Also warned against creating fear psychosis in decision making
 "Coal scam: CII warns govt against sullying image of businessmen")
Small firms face web of laws, rules in India: World Bank
Small firms face plethora of hindrances even when they want to exit
 "Small firms face web of laws, rules in India: World Bank")
Macro economic concens: FM to take stock of PSUs investible surplus
CBEC to chalk out mid-term to shore up indirect tax collections
Invest or pay higher dividend: FM to tell PSUs
Currently, excess funds of some PSUs are estimated at around Rs 2.8 lakh crore
CCEA meeting shortly to take a call on wheat MSP hike
Other rabi crops MSPs also to be raised
 "CCEA meeting shortly to take a call on wheat MSP hike")
Even truncated growth of 4.7% for FY14 can't be taken for granted: World Bank
Says 4.7% target faces downside risks if govt doesn't continue its reform agenda
 "Even truncated growth of 4.7% for FY14 can't be taken for granted: World Bank")