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Lok Sabha Passes GST Bill To Tax Online Gaming, Casinos, Race Clubs At 28%
Lok Sabha today approved amendments to the Central and Integrated GST laws to levy 28 per cent tax on the full face value of bets in online gaming, casinos and horse race clubs.
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Bill To Levy 28% GST On Online Gaming, Casinos Introduced In Lok Sabha
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman today introduced bills to amend the Central and Integrated GST laws to levy 28 per cent tax on the full face value of bets in online gaming, casinos and horse race clubs.
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Amendment To GST Act On Online Gaming In Parliament Monsoon Session
Revenue Secretary Sanjay Malhotra today said the central government will bring clarificatory amendments to the GST Act in the monsoon session of Parliament to implement GST Council's decision of imposing 28 per cent tax on online gaming, casino and horse racing.
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After 2 Weeks Of Chaos, Price Rise Debate In Lok Sabha On Monday: Sources
First two weeks of Monsoon Session have been badly affected as Opposition kept demanding debate on inflation by suspending all other business
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Centre Likely To Discuss Price Rise In Parliament Next Week: Report
Government has given indications that a discussion on price rise may be taken up next week in Parliament, sources in the opposition parties claimed on Wednesday.
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Denied Debate On Price Rise, Opposition Disrupts Parliament For 5th Day
Lok Sabha was adjourned twice - first till noon and later till 2 pm - while the Rajya Sabha resumed at 12 pm as Opposition parties scaled attack at the Centre over rising prices, GST on daily essentials and the misuse of central agencies.
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"Running Away From Discussion In Parliament Unparliamentary": Rahul Gandhi Slams Centre
Former Congress president Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday attacked the government over the issues of price rise, hike in GST rates and depreciating value of Rupee.
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Opposition Parties Protest Outside Parliament Over Non-Payment Of GST Dues, Congress Not Invited
The leaders of eight opposition parties on Thursday held a protest in the Parliament complex against the government, demanding GST dues. Congress leaders were absent from the protest.
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PM Narendra Modi Hopes Monsoon Sessions Reflect GST Spirit Of Unity
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today hoped the "growing stronger together" spirit of GST will bring enthusiasm to Parliament proceedings and that political parties will engage in high standard of debate and provide value addition during the Monsoon session.
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'Growing Stronger Together' Another Name For GST Spirit, Says PM Narendra Modi
As he headed to Parliament, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said this morning that the Monsoon session will be "a good one," and thanked all parties for helping launch the mega tax reform, the Goods and Services Tax or GST. "Growing Stronger Together is the other name for the GST spirit," he said.
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Parliament's Monsoon Session Starts Today: 10-Point Guide
Stormy debates on cow vigilantism, farmers' protests, the Kashmir unrest, corruption charges against opposition leaders and India's stand-off with China are expected to dominate the discourse of the Parliament in the Monsoon Session that begins today. The Lok Sabha as well as the Rajya Sabha will be adjourned today due to the death of sitting membe...
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Want Debate On Security Issues In Parliament, Says Congress
The Congress party today said differences with China over Kashmir were a new focal point, and the party will seek a debate in parliament on the issue. The Congress said it stands with the government on matters of territorial integrity and national security
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PM Narendra Modi Says States Should Crack Down On Cow Vigilantes: 10 Points
A day before Presidential elections and the beginning of the Monsoon Session of parliament, hectic meetings were held in the ruling NDA and the opposition camps. The government, which is preparing to face a united opposition - a bloc of 18 parties - on a host of issues including the landmark Goods and Services Tax, held not only a strategy session ...
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18 Parties vs Government In Parliament. Nitish Kumar The Weakest Link?
The anti-BJP front of 18 parties has resolved that starting Monday, it will jointly confront the government on five big issues including the landmark sales tax GST, introduced just days ago, the impact of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's shock decision to ban high-denomination notes in November, and the government's exercising of "political vendetta"...
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18-Party Front To Fight Government In Parliament On 5 Issues Like GST
Eighteen opposition parties have come together to take on the government in parliament during the Monsoon Session beginning July 17 over demonetisation, GST and various other issues, according to political sources.
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Lok Sabha Passes GST Bill To Tax Online Gaming, Casinos, Race Clubs At 28%
Lok Sabha today approved amendments to the Central and Integrated GST laws to levy 28 per cent tax on the full face value of bets in online gaming, casinos and horse race clubs.
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Bill To Levy 28% GST On Online Gaming, Casinos Introduced In Lok Sabha
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman today introduced bills to amend the Central and Integrated GST laws to levy 28 per cent tax on the full face value of bets in online gaming, casinos and horse race clubs.
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Amendment To GST Act On Online Gaming In Parliament Monsoon Session
Revenue Secretary Sanjay Malhotra today said the central government will bring clarificatory amendments to the GST Act in the monsoon session of Parliament to implement GST Council's decision of imposing 28 per cent tax on online gaming, casino and horse racing.
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After 2 Weeks Of Chaos, Price Rise Debate In Lok Sabha On Monday: Sources
First two weeks of Monsoon Session have been badly affected as Opposition kept demanding debate on inflation by suspending all other business
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Centre Likely To Discuss Price Rise In Parliament Next Week: Report
Government has given indications that a discussion on price rise may be taken up next week in Parliament, sources in the opposition parties claimed on Wednesday.
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Denied Debate On Price Rise, Opposition Disrupts Parliament For 5th Day
Lok Sabha was adjourned twice - first till noon and later till 2 pm - while the Rajya Sabha resumed at 12 pm as Opposition parties scaled attack at the Centre over rising prices, GST on daily essentials and the misuse of central agencies.
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"Running Away From Discussion In Parliament Unparliamentary": Rahul Gandhi Slams Centre
Former Congress president Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday attacked the government over the issues of price rise, hike in GST rates and depreciating value of Rupee.
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Opposition Parties Protest Outside Parliament Over Non-Payment Of GST Dues, Congress Not Invited
The leaders of eight opposition parties on Thursday held a protest in the Parliament complex against the government, demanding GST dues. Congress leaders were absent from the protest.
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PM Narendra Modi Hopes Monsoon Sessions Reflect GST Spirit Of Unity
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today hoped the "growing stronger together" spirit of GST will bring enthusiasm to Parliament proceedings and that political parties will engage in high standard of debate and provide value addition during the Monsoon session.
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'Growing Stronger Together' Another Name For GST Spirit, Says PM Narendra Modi
As he headed to Parliament, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said this morning that the Monsoon session will be "a good one," and thanked all parties for helping launch the mega tax reform, the Goods and Services Tax or GST. "Growing Stronger Together is the other name for the GST spirit," he said.
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Parliament's Monsoon Session Starts Today: 10-Point Guide
Stormy debates on cow vigilantism, farmers' protests, the Kashmir unrest, corruption charges against opposition leaders and India's stand-off with China are expected to dominate the discourse of the Parliament in the Monsoon Session that begins today. The Lok Sabha as well as the Rajya Sabha will be adjourned today due to the death of sitting membe...
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Want Debate On Security Issues In Parliament, Says Congress
The Congress party today said differences with China over Kashmir were a new focal point, and the party will seek a debate in parliament on the issue. The Congress said it stands with the government on matters of territorial integrity and national security
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PM Narendra Modi Says States Should Crack Down On Cow Vigilantes: 10 Points
A day before Presidential elections and the beginning of the Monsoon Session of parliament, hectic meetings were held in the ruling NDA and the opposition camps. The government, which is preparing to face a united opposition - a bloc of 18 parties - on a host of issues including the landmark Goods and Services Tax, held not only a strategy session ...
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18 Parties vs Government In Parliament. Nitish Kumar The Weakest Link?
The anti-BJP front of 18 parties has resolved that starting Monday, it will jointly confront the government on five big issues including the landmark sales tax GST, introduced just days ago, the impact of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's shock decision to ban high-denomination notes in November, and the government's exercising of "political vendetta"...
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18-Party Front To Fight Government In Parliament On 5 Issues Like GST
Eighteen opposition parties have come together to take on the government in parliament during the Monsoon Session beginning July 17 over demonetisation, GST and various other issues, according to political sources.
