The digital tax at the rate of 2% may particularly come as a setback to Chinese e-commerce players like AliExpress, Shein, and Club Factory selling in India
Lead, nickel and zinc lose 3.5% each on expectations of uncertain demand; slight dip in bullion
A large chunk of the labour has gone home following lock down; fleet owners are reluctant to carry consignments citing harassment
The move will help states distribute foodgrains free of cost to the poor and vulnerable sections impacted by the COVID-19
Corporate investors seen pulling out funds from liquid schemes to meet their debt onligations as coronavirus takes toll on businesses
The announcement comes after 28 new Covid-19 positive cases reported on Monday
All such workers will be deemed to be "on duty" during "such period of absence and necessary pay or wages would be paid," the order added
The amendment along with the Finance Bill was passed without a debate in the Lok Sabha
"For the full year, we now expect India's real GDP growth to slow further to 4 per cent year-on-year in FY21 (previously 5.1 per cent)," UBS said in a research note.
State monitors health of 750,000-odd tea workers; each estate to be given Rs 5,000 to sensitise workers and officials about Covid-19
Companies may look to terminate the contract of workers 'on the pretext' of the Covid-19 or may force their employees to go on leave without pay
Analysts say the market bloodbath is worse than in 2008. Last week, investor sentiment was crushed with the Sensex dropping as much as 17%
Petrol price remained unchanged at Rs 69.59 a litre in Delhi and diesel at Rs 62.29 for the seventh day in a row
The partial lockdown has also resulted in many film productions getting stopped temporarily causing budget over-runs
Tax payouts from dividend distribution tax are up 2%
Policyholders are requested to stay indoors and avoid visiting any office to pay premium. They can, however, use online services of LIC
"We clearly see a negative shock on the health side. Economically, there will be an impact"
The bank, however, could not hide its bad debt under the carpet for long as RBI auditors forced all banks to disclose their bad debts
In 2018-19, around 57 mt of wheat and rice was distributed in the country through the ration shops network
The people, reportedly rushing back after governments began shutting down major cities, may well be heading to regions more vulnerable to the pandemic