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In Suicide Blaming GST At BJP Office, Uttarakhand Government's First Crisis
A businessman who reached the BJP office in Uttarakhand after drinking poison two days ago died in a hospital today in state capital Dehradun. The transporter's suicide has reignited criticism of the centre's demonetisation decision and the introduction of the Goods and Services Tax that the transporter blamed for ruining him.
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Yashwant Sinha Fails Arun Jaitley Big Time, Praises Nitin Gadkari
After a complete takedown of Finance Minister Arun Jaitley in the Indian Express today, senior BJP leader and former Finance Minister Yashwant Sinha spoke to NDTV and expanded on his view that the economy will not recover by 2019 when the next national election is due. The only exception to his targeted missiles was Nitin Gadkari, the Minister for ...
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RBI's Container Carrying Scrapped Notes Fined For Overloading
A container truck hired by Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to carry demonetised currency notes from Bhilai in Chhattisgarh to Nagpur, was stopped at Deori border check-post in Gondia district and penalised for overloading, by the Regional Transport Office (RTO).
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Banned Notes Worth Rs 8.15 Crore Deposited By Transport Corporation, Delhi Government Refers Matter To ACB
Demonetised notes worth Rs 8.15 crore were deposited in banks by Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) officials between November 8 and 20, an inquiry panel has said in its preliminary report, prompting the Delhi government to refer the matter to ACB for probe.
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Demonetisation Drives 70 Per Cent Trucks Off India's Roads
Kultaran Singh Atwal, a transporter, owns seven trucks. Now, he says, he is forced to keep five of his fleet idle due to demonetisation, as he has been deprived of the minimum Rs 20,000 cash per truck per trip that he requires as running expenses.
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Delhi Government For Exemption In Entry, Unloading Fee On Trucks Till November 24
With transporters and traders facing shortage of cash due to demonetisation of Rs 500/1000 currency notes, the Delhi government today decided to exempt entry and unloading fee till November 24 for vehicles coming to the city's wholesale fruits and vegetable markets.
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In Suicide Blaming GST At BJP Office, Uttarakhand Government's First Crisis
A businessman who reached the BJP office in Uttarakhand after drinking poison two days ago died in a hospital today in state capital Dehradun. The transporter's suicide has reignited criticism of the centre's demonetisation decision and the introduction of the Goods and Services Tax that the transporter blamed for ruining him.
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Yashwant Sinha Fails Arun Jaitley Big Time, Praises Nitin Gadkari
After a complete takedown of Finance Minister Arun Jaitley in the Indian Express today, senior BJP leader and former Finance Minister Yashwant Sinha spoke to NDTV and expanded on his view that the economy will not recover by 2019 when the next national election is due. The only exception to his targeted missiles was Nitin Gadkari, the Minister for ...
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RBI's Container Carrying Scrapped Notes Fined For Overloading
A container truck hired by Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to carry demonetised currency notes from Bhilai in Chhattisgarh to Nagpur, was stopped at Deori border check-post in Gondia district and penalised for overloading, by the Regional Transport Office (RTO).
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Banned Notes Worth Rs 8.15 Crore Deposited By Transport Corporation, Delhi Government Refers Matter To ACB
Demonetised notes worth Rs 8.15 crore were deposited in banks by Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) officials between November 8 and 20, an inquiry panel has said in its preliminary report, prompting the Delhi government to refer the matter to ACB for probe.
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Demonetisation Drives 70 Per Cent Trucks Off India's Roads
Kultaran Singh Atwal, a transporter, owns seven trucks. Now, he says, he is forced to keep five of his fleet idle due to demonetisation, as he has been deprived of the minimum Rs 20,000 cash per truck per trip that he requires as running expenses.
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Delhi Government For Exemption In Entry, Unloading Fee On Trucks Till November 24
With transporters and traders facing shortage of cash due to demonetisation of Rs 500/1000 currency notes, the Delhi government today decided to exempt entry and unloading fee till November 24 for vehicles coming to the city's wholesale fruits and vegetable markets.
