Government is working on a proposal to make PAN a unique identity for business entities with a view to improving ease of doing business and ensuring a company is incorporated in a day using an integrated e-biz portal.
Upset over China’s veto of its move to have the UN designate Pathankot terror attack mastermind and chief of militant outfit Jaish-e-Mohammed Masood Azhar as a proscribed terrorist has clearly not gone down well with India.
Prices for petrol and diesel have been raised with effect from midnight tonight. While prices of petrol per litre have been hiked by Rs 2.19 per litre, diesel will get dearer by 98 paise per litre.
New Delhi: A massive data leak of files from Panama-based law firm Mossack Fonseca has blown the lid off tax evasion and secret offshore dealings of powerful people across the globe. The International Consortium of
New Delhi: Government today declared that action will be taken against "unlawful" accounts held abroad by Indians and constituted a multi-agency group to continuously monitor information in the wake of Panama Papers that named 500
New Delhi: Indian Railway is passing through a tough time but the ministry has drawn up a comprehensive strategy to pull it out of this situation and make the public transporter financially viable, Railway Minister
New Delhi: Agri-food major India will co-sponsor M S Dhoni-led IPL cricket team Rising Pune Supergiants for promotion of its sunflower oil brand Gemini. Cargill India, part of US-based agri-food giant Cargill, also announced the
New Delhi: Five dozen companies have lined up to partner with India Post, pegged as the unwanted baggage not too long ago. Biggies in the financial sector wishing to partner with the postal department
New Delhi: The Special Investigation Team (SIT) on black money today said it will investigate thoroughly the reported list of about 500 prominent Indians including actors, politicians and businessmen who have allegedly stashed money in tax havens
New Delhi: Total indirect tax collection has surpassed the revised estimate target of Rs 7.04 lakh crore for 2015-16, a senior finance ministry official said on Saturday. "The final figures are still not known, because
Riyadh: Prime Minister Narendra Modi today invited oil-rich Saudi Arabia’s top business tycoons to invest in India’s key sectors like defence, insurance, railway and oil as he projected his country as an attractive investment destination
New Delhi: Putting to use alerts generated by its robust surveillance mechanism, regulator Sebi has debarred nearly 1,350 entities from the markets for misusing exchange platform to evade taxes and other manipulations. Besides, stock exchanges
Riyadh: Promising easier business environment for global investors, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said retrospective taxation has been relegated to history, but he is “not able to do anything” on two pending cases from the
New Delhi: FMCG major ITC today said it is not ready to print larger pictorial warnings on its cigarette packs, as required under a new government norm, and its factories will be shut till clarity
Retirement fund body EPFO has deferred the implementation of new norms regarding the withdrawal of provident fund by members till April 30
Liquor baron Vijay Mallya will not present himself before ED investigators in Mumbai on Saturday even as he sought time till May to depose before the agency which is probing his role in a money laundering case in the over Rs 900 crore IDBI loan fraud
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has acknowledged that under Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership, the Indian economy was now serving as the ‘engine of global growth’.
India will continue on the current path of growth for a couple of decades more, bringing benefits of liberalisation to its people and eliminating the curse of poverty, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said here today.
The sudden announcement by Tata Steel that it could sell its UK units has left the British government worried with speculation that Prime Minister David Cameron may take up the issue with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi when they meet in Washingt
London: Tata Steel’s decision to put up its entire UK business for sale has put thousands of jobs at risk and also pushed the government into a tizzy. British Prime Minister David Cameron is likely to call for an emergency meeting on Thursday
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