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Union Budget 2018 Education Sector Highlights: Eklavya Schools, Medical Colleges, Prime Minister Fellowships Announced
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley proposed Eklavya schools for tribal population, 24 new medical colleges, Prime Minister Research fellowships among other schemes in his Union Budget 2018 presentation today for education sector.
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Government Sticks To 2017-18 Borrowing Target, Open To Extra Bond Sales
In February, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley had budgeted to raise 5.8 trillion rupees ($88.57 billion) in 2017/18 via bond sales.
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Budget 2017: Tech Firms Call for Electronics Manufacturing Ecosystem
Firms said the absence of a robust electronics manufacturing ecosystem in the country will only restrain the Make in India and Digital India vision.
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Budget 2017: Smartphone Makers Hail Higher Allocation for Electronics
The Electronics Development Fund (EDF) is at "an all-time high" of Rs. 745 crores - a move welcomed by some of the leading smartphone players.
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Budget 2017: Payments Industry Hails Proposal to Cap Cash Transactions and More
The industry is particularly enthused by the removal of import duty for point of sales (PoS) machines.
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Government To Reduce Time For Revising Tax Return To 12 Months
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley also proposed to reduce the time for completion of scrutiny assessments from 21 months to 18 months for Assessment Year 2018-19 and further to 12 months for Assessment Year 2019-20 and thereafter.
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Budget 2017: 'Made in India' Mobile Phones Likely to See Price Hike
The latest budget imposes a 2 percent Special Additional Duty (SAD) on populated printed circuit boards (PCBs) for use in the manufacture of mobile phones.
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Budget 2017 Key Highlights: BHIM App, IRCTC Service Charge, BharatNet, and More
All the India Union Budget 2017 highlights and updates, announced on February 1 by Finance Minister Arun Jaitley.
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Arun Jaitley May Hike Service Tax To 16-18% In Budget
The move, that will make flying, eating out, phone bills and a host of other services expensive, would be an attempt to take the rates closer to the proposed tax slabs for GST.
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Union Budget 2018 Education Sector Highlights: Eklavya Schools, Medical Colleges, Prime Minister Fellowships Announced
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley proposed Eklavya schools for tribal population, 24 new medical colleges, Prime Minister Research fellowships among other schemes in his Union Budget 2018 presentation today for education sector.
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Government Sticks To 2017-18 Borrowing Target, Open To Extra Bond Sales
In February, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley had budgeted to raise 5.8 trillion rupees ($88.57 billion) in 2017/18 via bond sales.
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Budget 2017: Tech Firms Call for Electronics Manufacturing Ecosystem
Firms said the absence of a robust electronics manufacturing ecosystem in the country will only restrain the Make in India and Digital India vision.
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Budget 2017: Smartphone Makers Hail Higher Allocation for Electronics
The Electronics Development Fund (EDF) is at "an all-time high" of Rs. 745 crores - a move welcomed by some of the leading smartphone players.
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Budget 2017: Payments Industry Hails Proposal to Cap Cash Transactions and More
The industry is particularly enthused by the removal of import duty for point of sales (PoS) machines.
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Government To Reduce Time For Revising Tax Return To 12 Months
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley also proposed to reduce the time for completion of scrutiny assessments from 21 months to 18 months for Assessment Year 2018-19 and further to 12 months for Assessment Year 2019-20 and thereafter.
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Budget 2017: 'Made in India' Mobile Phones Likely to See Price Hike
The latest budget imposes a 2 percent Special Additional Duty (SAD) on populated printed circuit boards (PCBs) for use in the manufacture of mobile phones.
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Budget 2017 Key Highlights: BHIM App, IRCTC Service Charge, BharatNet, and More
All the India Union Budget 2017 highlights and updates, announced on February 1 by Finance Minister Arun Jaitley.
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Arun Jaitley May Hike Service Tax To 16-18% In Budget
The move, that will make flying, eating out, phone bills and a host of other services expensive, would be an attempt to take the rates closer to the proposed tax slabs for GST.
