The Railways has earned an additional revenue of around Rs 2,242 crore from senior citizen travellers in 2022-23 by revoking concession offered to them, an RTI response has found. The national transporter had generated Rs 1,500 crore in excess between March 20, 2020 -- when the assistance was suspended after the onset of the Covid pandemic -- and March 31, 2022. In its reply to a Right to Information (RTI) query filed by Madhya Pradesh-based Chandra Shekhar Gaur, the Railways said that between April 1, 2022 and March 31, 2023, it did not offer concessions to almost eight crore senior citizens which included about 4.6 crore men, 3.3 crore women and 18,000 transgenders. The total revenue from senior citizen travellers during the period is Rs 5,062 crore which includes an additional Rs 2,242 crore, earned due to the suspension of the concession, according to the RTI reply. For the Railways, the earnings from senior citizen fares has increased at a steady pace. Between March 20, 2020 a
Will remain slightly Overweight India in the Asia Pacific ex-Japan relative-return portfolio, says Christopher Wood, global head of equity strategy at Jefferies in his GREED & Fear note to investors.
The company posted a jump of 2,787 per cent in its net profit year-on-year (YoY) from Rs 7.64 lakh. On sequential basis, the company's profits jumped by 129.14 per cent from Rs 98.14 lakh
"With most indirect tax decisions shifted to the Goods and Services Tax Council, recent Budgets have become less eventful from a sectoral perspective"
Analysts expect the Indian equity markets to consolidate over the next few months, as they fully digest the negatives of rich valuations, rising interest rates amid growth headwinds.
As on September 30, 2022, the company expects its Gross Stage 3 to be around 7 per cent as compared to 8 per cent in Q2FY23 and Gross Stage 2 to be around 10 per cent as against 11.7 per cent.
Market is building an earnings growth of 10-12 per cent for FY23, which seems achievable given the present earnings momentum and economic outlook, says Sanjay Chawla of Baroda BNP Paribas MF.
'Now valuations have become more reasonable and trade at long-term averages. More importantly, there are palpable signs of peak inflation behind us'
In the last fiscal, FY22, the number of such executives rose by 33 per cent, 44 per cent and 113 per cent in HUL, ITC and USL, respectively
Tata Consultancy Services is set to announce its June quarter earnings today. Find out what analysts expect from TCS results, and what could be the road ahead for the company.
Retail investors in India are by default optimistic. They are strong believers in the long-term story of India, and rightly so, says Sandeep Bhardwaj of IIFL Securities.
Helped disbursals to over 120,000 merchants in Q1FY23, up from 66,000 merchants in Q4FY22
Overall, the management believes that the worst is behind the two-wheeler industry and expects the industry to get back on its growth path.
The brokerage firm cites a positive earnings revision cycle ahead, given the strong refining and gas environment, for the ratings upgrade.
Motilal Oswal Financial Services (MOSL) upgraded rating on the stock to 'Buy' with a price target price of Rs 335 per share.
We can see a possible earnings growth revival in the automobile sector if the raw material pressure softens and semiconductor availability improves
IIFL Finance on Thursday reported a 30 per cent growth in net profit to Rs 321 crore for the March quarter, driven by strong loan sales and lower provisioning for impaired assets.
The domestic market being in a cyclical bull run, the more prudent thing would be to buy on dips, said MD Kacholia
Oil prices pulled back too as another bout of risk aversion spread across markets and sent traders looking for safety in government bonds.
Besides strong corporate earnings, the current rally in the equity markets is also supported by benign macros, Nomura said, with a very supportive monetary policy