Rising medical expenditure has squeezed incomes and demand. But recovery is on the cards. Global growth and macroeconomic stability will support trade and investment flows.
Which of the two approaches proves most effective will shape the lessons a generation of officials take from the pandemic.
Net direct tax mop-up zooms 100% till June 15
The company plans to continue with its annual maintenance capex of Rs 100 crore for FY22
As power plants rush to hoard coal ahead of peak summer demand, coal production and its movement has also increased
Imports too rose by 98.33 per cent to $19.59 billion during the period, the data showed
The survey, which was conducted among 1,396 worker groups, adding up to 8,023 people that included 4,836 women and children, showed that 76 per cent of the workers had less than Rs 200 left with them
Farm Sector Growth: Swift progress of southwest monsoon, sharp surge in govt procurement and general uptrend in commodity prices this year could deliver better numbers
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The north India region, the largest market among all four zones of the country, has seen the worst, according to market analytics platform PredictiVu, with close to 10 per cent of outlets closing
On a sequential basis, they grew 5.35 per cent and 8.1 per cent as compared to May 2019
Indirect taxes are now higher than direct taxes. But cutting indirect tax rates to address this will amount to barking up the wrong tree
Ignoring it for long could increase longer-term costs
Between March and May, consumer sentiments in rural India fell more than twice as much as in urban India
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The finance ministry has asked all ministries and departments to assess the government guarantee requirement for the current fiscal and submit a prioritised list.
Proposes debt-income cap; common rules for all micro-loan lenders
What we have is effectively a tax though it is subtle and non-transparent as it is collected indirectly through the RBI.
Breaches RBI's comfort level in May on the back of costlier food items