Indian economy to grow more than 7 per cent next fiscal: Govt
February 04, 2017 14:33 ISTEconomic Affairs Secretary Shaktikanta Das today expressed confidence that the Indian economy will grow more than 7 per cent next fiscal.
Economic Affairs Secretary Shaktikanta Das today expressed confidence that the Indian economy will grow more than 7 per cent next fiscal.
The remonetisation exercise that started post scrapping of the old Rs 500 and 1,000 notes on November 8 is "nearly complete" and there will be no restrictions on withdrawals very soon, Economic Affairs secretary Shaktikanta
Economic Affairs Secretary Shaktikanta Das today asked Amazon to not be flippant about Indian symbols and icons, cautioning it that "indifference will be at your own peril". "Amazon, better behave. Desist from being flippant about
India's central banking institution, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has supplied as much as Rs 5.50 lakh crore in new currency to the banking system so far and more currency will be infused in
The government on Thursday asked the Reserve Bank of India to “countercheck” the data regarding deposit of now-defunct currency notes to ensure there is no double counting.
The government has said that the enforcement agencies are making all efforts to bring back the seized currency into circulation to meet the cash need post demonetisation.
Economic Affairs Secretary Shaktikanta Das has cleared the confusion surrounding the colour leak from the new currency notes said that it is normal for the notes to lose some colour when dissolved in liquid
Two days after announcing a ban on the Rs 1000 note, the government today announced that the high denomination currency note will make a comeback, albeit with a new design and enhanced security features.
New Delhi: As Britons vote today to decide Britain’s fate with the European Union, India is well prepared to handle any eventuality, a top official of the Finance Ministry said today. "If Brexit happens, India
New Delhi: Economic affairs secretary Shaktikanta Das on Wednesday said the Reserve Bank of India would soon issue a draft report on liberalising External Commercial Borrowings (ECBs) on which the government was holding discussions with
New Delhi: Government has very little room for tax concessions as India's tax-to-GDP ratio is very low in comparison to global average, Minister of State for Finance Jayant Sinha said today.“Our tax-to-GDP ratio is simply
New Delhi: The government will give a one-time ‘short window' to holders of blackmoney abroad to declare their wealth, pay taxes and penalty and escape prosecution under the proposed stringent law to deal with the
New Delhi: As negotiations with states on Goods and Services Tax (GST) enter a critical stage, the Centre is looking forward to implementation of the new indirect tax regime from April 1, 2016."The deadline for
New Delhi: Amid industry apprehensions, Revenue Secretary Shaktikanta Das on Saturday said the government would shortly take a view on whether controversial tax law GAAR should be implemented from the scheduled date of April, 2015."It
New Delhi: Days ahead of the Union Budget, the government today replaced Revenue Secretary Rajiv Takru with Shantikanta Das.This is the first high-level bureaucratic rejig in the Finance Ministry since the Narendra Modi-led government took
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