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Centre Redefines Terrorism In New Criminal Code, Adds Fake Currency Cases
The government on Tuesday revamped the legal definition of "a terrorist act", including within it threats to the economic and monetary security of the country, through such actions as spreading counterfeit currency.
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Dunzo Secures $75 Million in Funding, Lays Off 30 Percent of Its Staff as Part of Business Revamp: Report
Indian online delivery platform Dunzo has secured funding of $75 million (roughly Rs. 614 crore) through convertible notes and is laying off about 30 percent of its staff as it plans a revamp of its business model, the Economic Times reported on Thursday.
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UK Opposition Party Vows To Abolish 'Unelected' House of Lords
Britain's opposition Labour party vowed on Monday to scrap the unelected and "indefensible" House of Lords as part of a constitutional revamp to redistribute economic growth after Brexit.
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Commerce Ministry Proposes Incentives To Revamp Special Economic Zones
The commerce ministry is proposing a host of direct and indirect incentives such as deferral of import duties and exemption from export taxes to revamp Special Economic Zones through a new legislation, an official said.
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Eyeing A Coherent Trade Promotion Strategy, Government To Revamp Commerce Department
Eyeing a more coherent trade promotion strategy, the commerce department is all set for a revamp
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Cryptocurrencies May Undermine Sanctions' Effectiveness, US Sounds Alarm
President Joe Biden's administration on Monday announced a set of recommendations to revamp its use of economic sanctions to make them a more effective tool of U.S. foreign policy.
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Budget 2020 Should Revamp Special Economic Zone Policy: Trade Body
According to TPCI, foreign investors should be allowed to import raw materials at zero duty and avail duty rebate proportionate to value addition.
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"Revamp CAA": Former Delhi Lt Governor Najeeb Jung's Message To Centre
Najeeb Jung -- the former Lieutenant Governor of Delhi -- today suggested that the Centre needs to talk to the opposition regarding the Citizenship Amendment Act and the National Register of Citizens in view of the economic costs of the widespread protests. As a way of making the protests "go away, he also suggested that the Act, accused of making ...
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Fearing Debt Trap, Pak Rethinks Chinese 'Silk Road' Projects
After lengthy delays, an $8.2 billion revamp of a colonial-era rail line snaking from the Arabian Sea has become a test of Pakistan's ability to rethink signature Chinese "Silk Road" projects due to debt concerns. The rail megaproject linking the coastal metropolis of Karachi to the northwestern city of Peshawar is China's biggest Belt and Road Ini...
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Maharashtra Eyes $16 Billion Push to Revamp Infrastructure
Seeking to accelerate economic growth, government has prioritised the kick-starting of infrastructure projects that had gathered dust, either because of an obstructive bureaucracy, a lack of private sector interest or in some cases, lengthy litigation.
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PPP Needs Revamp to Revive Private Sector Interest: Economic Survey
The contracts neglect principles allocating risk to the entity best able to manage it.
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'Bad Taxes' Like Cess, Surcharge Need to Go: Economic Survey
India's complex taxation system needs a revamp through new laws - Good and Services Tax (GST) and Direct Taxes Code (DTC) - as "bad taxes" like surcharges, cess and dividend distribution levy need to "eventually go" so as to boost investments as well as GDP growth, according to a government document.
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In Economic Survey, Signs of Reset For Pet Gandhi Schemes
The new government's first Budget may ring in a complete revamp of two flagship schemes of the previous Congress-led government - MNREGA or the rural jobs scheme and the food security plan.
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China's test; controlled slowdown or unemployment nightmare
The success or failure of China's efforts to revamp its giant economy may rest with workers like Hu Zhao and Deng Jindong.
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France to answer Moody's ratings downgrade with reforms
France said it would respond to Moody's credit downgrade by pushing ahead with economic reforms but complained the ratings agency had overlooked efforts already taken to revamp the euro zone's second largest economy.
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Centre Redefines Terrorism In New Criminal Code, Adds Fake Currency Cases
The government on Tuesday revamped the legal definition of "a terrorist act", including within it threats to the economic and monetary security of the country, through such actions as spreading counterfeit currency.
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Dunzo Secures $75 Million in Funding, Lays Off 30 Percent of Its Staff as Part of Business Revamp: Report
Indian online delivery platform Dunzo has secured funding of $75 million (roughly Rs. 614 crore) through convertible notes and is laying off about 30 percent of its staff as it plans a revamp of its business model, the Economic Times reported on Thursday.
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UK Opposition Party Vows To Abolish 'Unelected' House of Lords
Britain's opposition Labour party vowed on Monday to scrap the unelected and "indefensible" House of Lords as part of a constitutional revamp to redistribute economic growth after Brexit.
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Commerce Ministry Proposes Incentives To Revamp Special Economic Zones
The commerce ministry is proposing a host of direct and indirect incentives such as deferral of import duties and exemption from export taxes to revamp Special Economic Zones through a new legislation, an official said.
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Eyeing A Coherent Trade Promotion Strategy, Government To Revamp Commerce Department
Eyeing a more coherent trade promotion strategy, the commerce department is all set for a revamp
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Cryptocurrencies May Undermine Sanctions' Effectiveness, US Sounds Alarm
President Joe Biden's administration on Monday announced a set of recommendations to revamp its use of economic sanctions to make them a more effective tool of U.S. foreign policy.
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Budget 2020 Should Revamp Special Economic Zone Policy: Trade Body
According to TPCI, foreign investors should be allowed to import raw materials at zero duty and avail duty rebate proportionate to value addition.
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"Revamp CAA": Former Delhi Lt Governor Najeeb Jung's Message To Centre
Najeeb Jung -- the former Lieutenant Governor of Delhi -- today suggested that the Centre needs to talk to the opposition regarding the Citizenship Amendment Act and the National Register of Citizens in view of the economic costs of the widespread protests. As a way of making the protests "go away, he also suggested that the Act, accused of making ...
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Fearing Debt Trap, Pak Rethinks Chinese 'Silk Road' Projects
After lengthy delays, an $8.2 billion revamp of a colonial-era rail line snaking from the Arabian Sea has become a test of Pakistan's ability to rethink signature Chinese "Silk Road" projects due to debt concerns. The rail megaproject linking the coastal metropolis of Karachi to the northwestern city of Peshawar is China's biggest Belt and Road Ini...
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Maharashtra Eyes $16 Billion Push to Revamp Infrastructure
Seeking to accelerate economic growth, government has prioritised the kick-starting of infrastructure projects that had gathered dust, either because of an obstructive bureaucracy, a lack of private sector interest or in some cases, lengthy litigation.
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PPP Needs Revamp to Revive Private Sector Interest: Economic Survey
The contracts neglect principles allocating risk to the entity best able to manage it.
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'Bad Taxes' Like Cess, Surcharge Need to Go: Economic Survey
India's complex taxation system needs a revamp through new laws - Good and Services Tax (GST) and Direct Taxes Code (DTC) - as "bad taxes" like surcharges, cess and dividend distribution levy need to "eventually go" so as to boost investments as well as GDP growth, according to a government document.
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In Economic Survey, Signs of Reset For Pet Gandhi Schemes
The new government's first Budget may ring in a complete revamp of two flagship schemes of the previous Congress-led government - MNREGA or the rural jobs scheme and the food security plan.
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China's test; controlled slowdown or unemployment nightmare
The success or failure of China's efforts to revamp its giant economy may rest with workers like Hu Zhao and Deng Jindong.
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France to answer Moody's ratings downgrade with reforms
France said it would respond to Moody's credit downgrade by pushing ahead with economic reforms but complained the ratings agency had overlooked efforts already taken to revamp the euro zone's second largest economy.
