The move in the Indian stock markets today is a big demonstration of how the LTCG/STCG/STT/Div Tax burden has brought down the Indian markets.
Just a statement from the Indian FM saw markets rising sharply .
Hope the mandarins and politicians take a cue from todays move and abolish these huge drags on Indian stock markets.
And communicate more.
Build confidence.
Spread Positivity.
India needs vibrant capital markets with huge foreign inflows .
Recognise that.
No harm in course correction and rectifying harmful decisions midcourse.
National Interest is Supreme.
Cut these huge taxes .
"Tired of going to the Supreme Court again and again, I don't feel there is any use of going to the Supreme Court, I have lost trust,"- Sr Adv Kapil Sibal.
"We go to the Court, but I don't know if we will get any relief. The people of the country feel that this Government should go. If anybody can save the Constitution in these times, it is the Supreme Court of India. But I am tired of keeping on going to the Supreme Court. I am speaking for myself. I don't think there is any use of going there. I don't have much trust in the Supreme Court of India. Whatever has to happen, will happen."
"We told the Supreme Court many times that the voters' names are being wrongly deleted and wrongly included, we argued for months. The evidence is before the public. And the appellate tribunals now say 93% of the voters were wrongly removed. So the Supreme Court must have known. But no relief was given. So I am speaking for myslef, I don't have [faith]" - @KapilSibal says.
SADDENED: Having covered Parliament since the early 1990s, I am deeply disappointed to see these images of a near-fracas between ruling party and opposition MPs in the Parliament precincts.
This is what happens when:
1.Politics becomes hyper-polarised and hyper-partisan.
2.Central Hall — once a wonderful space for genuine inter-party conversation — is shut down. A crazy Covid-era decision that should be revoked ASAP.
3.The ruling party treats Parliament as a notice board, while the Opposition treats the House as its only forum to vent.
4.MPs cross from one side to the other with total impunity, simply to remain on the right side of power.
5.Too few MPs are willing to do the hard grind of parliamentary work.
6.Senior MPs and ministers fail to lead by example. Many of them don’t even come to the House as often as they should.
7. Those in the Chair, whose first duty should be to uphold the dignity and neutrality of the House, often fail to show even a modicum of impartiality.
Parliament is not just about shouting across the aisle. It is also about talking across it.
How one misses the likes of Atal Bihari Vajpayee, Somnath Chatterjee and Jaipal Reddy — stellar parliamentarians who relished the cut and thrust of debate, but also understood that political opponents need not be personal enemies.
We are losing something far more valuable than parliamentary decorum: the culture of Parliament itself. VERY VERY TROUBLING in the 80th year of Independence. 🙏
@Cockroachisback Mujhe Garv hai un logon par jo police' ki lathi khane ke baad bhi sina taan k ground par khade rhe un social influencer ko bhi salute jinhone police ki ankho m ankhe milkar bina dar k unse sawal puch rhe hai is protest ko samarthan de rahe hain.
⦁ जिन्होंने हाथरस में कुछ नहीं किया
⦁ जिन्होंने उन्नाव में कुछ नहीं किया
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अब ये लोग महिला विरोधी माइंडसेट की बात करेंगे?
@priyankagandhi जी 🔥🔥
आज एक बेटे की मनमानी भी दिखी जिसके आगे माँ को झुकना पड़ा 😊, दरअसल सोनिया गांधी कुछ दूर और चलना चाहती थीं लेकिन राहुल गांधी ने एक न सुनी और उन्हें(सोनिया गांधी)को गाड़ी में बैठना पड़ा 👇👩👦,ये तस्वीरें केवल गैर राजनीतिक चश्मे से ही देखी जाएं