May-June 2026 का नया GSTN Advisory (15 June 2026 से लागू)
1.Ship-To GSTIN को Bill-To/Ship-To transactions में mandatory करना
2.Voluntary E-way Bill Closure facility शुरू करनाhttps://t.co/nTQgOXpOz1
India is set to launch a $1 billion stake sale in LIC next month, selling around 2% stake to institutional investors to raise up to ₹10,000 crore.The move aims to increase public shareholding in the state-run insurer.Formal Marketing for the offer is expected to begin in early.
HDFC Bank Shares Drop as Governance Report Deepens CEO’s Woes
The allegations include deposit "payments" booked as marketing expenses to win large state deposits, with CEO awareness flagged. This could trigger RBI scrutiny and impact the bank's governance and internal controls.
Taiwan to Launch Children Investment Accounts to Lift Birth Rate
Taiwan plans to launch government-subsidized investment accounts for youth from the ages of 6- to 18-years-old, a move that could provide a boost to the island’s booming wealth management sector.
👉 Iran Ceasefire:
Iran will not start talks until the U.S. lifts the blockade, calling it an act of war. It rejects negotiations under pressure and is open to diplomacy only on fair terms, keeping the ceasefire situation uncertain.
@GST_Council@nsitharaman@cbic_india@GSTN_IT Portal is not Working Properly Since Today Morning, Users are Facing Following Issue Difficulty in Login on Portal, Captcha is not Loading Problem in saving GSTR-3B, Kindly solve this problems as soon as possible,
@GSTN_IT@nsitharaman GST portal is currently not functioning properly. many taxpayers are facing difficulty in filing their GST returns on time. Therefore, I kindly request you to extend the GST return due date by at least 2 to 3 days .
@GSTN_IT : Representation against Withdrawal of Advisory permitting flexible Cross-Utilization of CGST and SGST ITC for payment of IGST Liability in Table 6.1 of GSTR-3B — Request for Reinstatement / Suitable Resolution
@nsitharaman@NCPCR@EduMinOfIndia@GovtOfIndia_ Subject : Complaint regarding schools forcing parents to purchase books, uniforms, dress and other materials exclusively from school-designated shops at inflated prices.