New Delhi based journalist @www.business-standard.com Previously with Mint, The Financial Express, The Economic Times, The Indian Express Group and UNI
#BSEditorial | From enforcement to trust
When #GST was introduced in 2017, concerns over revenue uncertainty and the need to compensate states shaped a compliance-heavy tax system. Simplicity took a back seat as authorities focused on preventing evasion.
Read more 👉 https://t.co/WYza735ICp
#GSTCouncil
.@NaushadF , co-chairman of Forbes Marshall, reflects on how the 1991 #economicreforms helped the company expand and why he has consistently advocated a shift from protectionism to a freer economy.
Read the interview with @Firstday75 and Rajesh Kumar.
#Liberalisation #IndianEconomy
https://t.co/kDfSMGLpwv
#GST Council is likely to review the GST rate structure only once a year, with any changes taking effect from April 1.
A slew of process reforms, including wider input tax credit access, tax refunds and easier e-commerce rules for small businesses, is also expected.
@Armilu@Firstday75
https://t.co/gvb67yNaG6
In 1991, India faced not just an economic crisis, but an external relations crisis as the Soviet Union collapsed, says former foreign secretary Shyam Saran.
@Firstday75, @ArchisMohan, @Rajesh_views & @v1kramgopal interview him
Edited excerpts: https://t.co/NIkGx49kBZ
#EconomicReforms #BSSpecial #PMO
The Delhi government will provide fully equipped hostel facilities to 10,000 students coming to the national capital, Chief Minister Rekha Gupta announced.
@apexa_rai shares details 👇
#Delhi#DelhiGovernment#RekhaGupta#Hostels#Students
https://t.co/XhVaXCthje
#StatsGuru | Tighter visa regulations for students, particularly in the US, has led to a decline in the spending by Indians on education-led travel overseas.
The recent Balance of Payments (BoP) data revealed that expenditure by Indians travelling abroad for education decreased from $6.82 billion in FY25 to $6.18 billion in FY26, after rising continuously since the pandemic.
Details: https://t.co/9GuiHmW8FQ
#IndianStudents #USVisa #StudentsVisa #UnitedStates
#India is readying itself to become an alternative supplier of #semiconductor chips and solutions as the world looks to diversify its supply chains, says Prime Minister #NarendraModi
Details: https://t.co/8WWWHdh9Tj | @cubscribe