From Centre giving options to states for GST compensation to GMR planning to list airport business, here are top business headlines this morning
States given two options to borrow: Rs 97,000 crore or Rs 2.35 trillion, burden of repayment on extension of cess period
Confusion and delays could increase Centre-state friction
'We have received mails from students and parents who are in favour of holding exams', said the minister. Stay tuned news LIVE updates
The coronavirus pandemic was an "act of God" that may even lead to contraction in the economy, says Finance Minister.
Our worst fears are now coming true, Amit Mitra writes to Sitharaman
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Shares of two-wheeler majors Hero MotoCorp, Bajaj Auto and TVS Motor Company soared after Nirmala Sitharaman's comment that the GST Council will consider the proposal to cut GST on two-wheelers
Govt would look into the auto industry's demand for lowering the tax rate on two-wheelers, said Sitharaman
Council to take up issue; SoPs for hotels, tourism, aviation may be tweaked
The loan amounts sanctioned by PSBs increased to Rs 76,765 crore, of which Rs 58,230 crore has been disbursed as of August 24, Sitharaman said
The Finance Ministry on Monday said GST has reduced the rate at which people have to pay tax, helped increase compliance and doubled taxpayer base to 12.4 million
GST has helped increase compliance and doubled taxpayer base to 12.4 million, the ministry said in a series of tweets
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Saturday said the CAG report on defence offset performance will be tabled in the forthcoming session of Parliament
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, Railway, and Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal and Civil Aviation Minister Hardeep Singh Puri were among those who attended the meeting
During the meeting, both the leaders agreed to cooperate on areas like financial technology
The faceless appeal system was also unveiled by prime minister Narendra Modi on Thursday
This is because the government looks to maintain the pace of capital and infrastructure projects in a bid to soften the economic blow from the Covid-19 pandemic
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Friday met officers of the income tax department and thanked them for their efforts towards starting faceless assessment, sources said
She held a virtual meeting with secretaries of the ministries of shipping, road transport and highways, housing and urban affairs, defence and telecom, an official statement said