While several government initiatives as well as steps taken by private insurers are working towards ensuring adequate health coverage to the larger population of the country, this segment of our population whom we typically qualify as ‘Young Indians’ is still largely not covered by health insurance.
The Enforcement Directorate's action against the Congress party-promoted Young Indian that owns the National Herald newspaper came at a time when Congress was accusing BJP of using ED against rivals in the election season.
The Delhi bench of the ITAT, in an order on November 15, said Young Indian's "entire move for acquiring the AJL (Associated Journals Ltd), which had stopped/suspended its publication activities and was holding large number of properties worth hundreds of crores with huge rental and lease income, was for acquiring control and interest in such properties for mere sum of Rs 50 lakh."
The Delhi High Court today declined to stay the income tax proceedings against Young Indian Pvt Ltd in the National Herald case involving Congress leaders Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi and asked them to approach tax authorities.
Surjewala's remarks came after the Delhi High Court on Friday declined to entertain a plea by Young Indian Private Limited challenging Income Tax notices on the company.
A recent survey revealed that over 80% youngsters in India use smartphones for shopping. The survey, carried out by digital marketing firm Regalix, says that a whopping 83 per cent youngsters used their smartphones for
New Delhi: The National Herald case took a new turn with former Law minister Shanti Bhushan saying that he plans to challenge the transfer of ownership rights of the Associated Journals Ltd (AJL) to Young
New Delhi, Oct 1: Though India boasts of its young population, a survey by a UN panel has indicated that the country has around 90 million ageing people and the figure is expected to touch
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