MMDR Bill may ease retrospective mineral tax burden for miners, steelmakers
The Bill seeks to restrict states’ powers to impose taxes and cesses on mineral rights and could provide relief from retrospective liabilities arising from a 2024 SC ruling
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The Bill seeks to restrict states’ powers to impose taxes and cesses on mineral rights and could provide relief from retrospective liabilities arising from a 2024 SC ruling
Urban unemployment edged up to 6.7 per cent in April-June, while rural joblessness rose to 4.8 per cent and overall labour force participation fell to 54.6 per cent
The panel said Mospi had not provided a convincing justification for not examining statutory status for the NSC and stressed the need for statutory backing
BSE’s inclusion follows NSE Indices’ semi-annual review and is based on its higher six-month average free-float market capitalisation compared with Wipro
Tata Trusts trustees have approached Maharashtra’s Charity Commissioner seeking permission for Sir Ratan Tata Trust trustees to attend key meetings ahead of the Tata Sons AGM
Anchor book draws Temasek subsidiary Zulia Investments, IFC and domestic mutual funds as the dairy company prepares to tap the public market
Staff body seeks five-year qualifying service for financial upgradation across grades up to Grade E and calls for a more inclusive work environment for women officers
India’s foodgrain stocks topped 92 million tonnes as of July 1, with Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan saying reserves are sufficient to meet domestic demand and support exports
NSE Indices announced major semi-annual rejig changes across Nifty 500, Nifty 100 and Nifty Next 50, effective September 30. BSE, Polycab, Hitachi Energy India, Vodafone Idea and Wipro will enter key indices, while several companies face exclusion.
The auditor flagged poor planning and land acquisition, saying BMRCL has continuously incurred cash losses and remains dependent on Karnataka to service its debt