Rajya Sabha returns Bill to Lok Sabha amid Opposition protests
The Indian Army has been given a budgetary allocation of Rs 2.84 trillion between 2017-18 and 2021-22 as against Rs 2.22 trillion in the previous five-year period
Backing the government's move, former Union Finance Minister P Chidambaram tweeted, "I am glad that we have put an end to an issue that has been troubling us for eight years"
Somanathan says that the government doesn't support retrospective taxation since it creates sudden and fresh liability and is not in line with the stability and predictability of taxation
The Union Ministry of Finance has accorded an administrative approval for the upcoming sports complex in Gujarat's Ahmedabad city, which will be constructed at the cost of Rs 584 crore
The move is to ensure fairness and prevent arbitrary use of latest dispensation provided by the government
Regulators fail to come up with issues to discuss at FSDC sub-committee meeting this month
Giving a substantial part of the meagre allocation under SEIS to hotels, restaurants and other tourism-related service providers against their NFE earnings in 2019-20 will help them cope with distress
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Sanyal says ministry's assessment of inflation remains on a par with RBI's
The West Bengal government has raised Rs 2,500 crore in state development loans at 6.99 per cent in the latest auction held by the Reserve Bank of India, official data showed.
The finance ministry on Wednesday invited entries from citizens for name, tagline and logo for the new Development Financial Institution
As many as 68.76 crore transactions have been done under PM-KISAN scheme till the end of June this year
The move includes evaluating the budgetary allocation for each scheme and phasing out various elements of schemes that may have become redundant
Finmin exploring a glide path; considering the interests of both policyholders and future shareholders
Besides removing exemptions, overall simplification is necessary
Even though a fifth of these cooperatives are in the financial sector, their share has remained low
The finance ministry has made a good beginning by reviewing the exemptions with intent to eliminate them
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Tuesday sought Parliament nod for net additional spending of Rs 23,675 crore in the first batch of supplementary demands for the current fiscal year. As per the first batch of supplementary demands for grants tabled in the Lok Sabha, approval is being sought for gross additional expenditure of over Rs 1.87 lakh crore. Of this, the proposals involving net cash outgo aggregate to Rs 23,674.81 crore and gross additional expenditure, matched by savings of the ministries/departments or by enhanced receipts aggregates to over Rs 1.63 lakh crore.
The excise duty rates on petrol and diesel have been calibrated to generate resources for infrastructure building and other developmental expenditure keeping in view the prevailing fiscal situation