UP braces for challenges in implementing GST rate cuts
State officials believe that implementing the reduction may face several challenges.
State officials believe that implementing the reduction may face several challenges.
The lead investigating officer in the Rajiv Gandhi assassination case, then DIG Amod K Kanth, has challenged the makers of the Sony Liv web series The Hunt: Rajiv Gandhi Assassination Case for allegedly misrepresenting critical facts in one of the country’s most sensitive political investigations.
A year on, a pertinent question that has come under debate is whether the Majhi-led government has delivered the goods in general and in the employment sector in particular despite claims by the present dispensation.
Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) working president K.T. Rama Rao on Friday asked Congress leader Rahul Gandhi if he has the courage to take action against Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy over his 'secret' meeting with the BJP leaders.
The Economic Survey 2025 has highlighted challenges in the regulatory environment for the MSMEs. It said the regulatory compliance burden holds back formalisation and labour productivity, limits employment growth, chokes innovation and depresses growth.
The SP president pointed out that while farmers' income has not doubled, electricity has become expensive.
Himachal being popular worldwide for its quality apple, is also facing many problems regarding insufficient cultivation due to different factors.
Subhashish Panda said the training program has been designed with an objective to deal with multiple challenges of GST implementation effectively. The training would empower the Master Trainers for speeding up the learning of Tax Officers.
The situation is ironic because there is no shortage of unique and beautiful Indian names. I believe a name should satisfy two key criteria: i) it is as unique as possible because the purpose of even having a name is to be uniquely identified and ii) the name is easy to pronounce by everyone, especially Westerners.
Instability within the country has already hit Pakistan’s financial markets. Hoping to gain popularity and stave off the challenge, Imran announced a reduction in oil prices, alongside a slew of other schemes which his government can ill afford and which are against existing agreements with the IMF. This is adding to economic uncertainty as further financial assistance from IMF may be blocked leading to Pakistan defaulting on payments.