Budget Session 2017
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Lok Sabha Passes All 4 GST Bills: Highlights
Four Bills related to the Goods and Services Tax or GST were debated in the Lok Sabha or lower house of Parliament today, as the government pushes to meet a July 1 launch date for the unified tax regime that subsumes a slew of indirect taxes at the Centre and in states. Seven hours were allotted for today's debate, which began at noon, with union m...
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Parliament Budget Session Day 13 Live: Government To Push Supporting GST Bills In Lok Sabha
The GST bills will be discussed in Parliament today and tomorrow in what is expected to be an intense debate between the government and the Opposition. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has called a meeting of his council of ministers today to get them on the same page on the Goods and Services Tax.
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Forced To Wait 'Over 5 Minutes', MPs Complain About VIP Security
Rajya Sabha members today objected to the breaching of five-minute time limit for VVIP route restrictions by the police in the capital to secure for their movement.
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Former Minister E Ahamed Collapses In Parliament, Rushed To Hospital
Former Minister E Ahamed collapsed today in parliament just as its budget session began. Mr Ahamed, who served as Junior Foreign Minister in Dr Manmohan Singh's government, was rushed out on a stretcher with a doctor attending to him.
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Budget Session 2017: President Pranab Mukherjee's Speech At Parliament
President Pranab Mukherjee addressed the Parliament in a joint session of both houses as is customary at the budget session which begins today. Despite opposition of parties, the government advanced the budget presentation to February 1.
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Trinamool Will Skip Budget On Feb 1, Here's Why
Parliament begins its Budget Session earlier than usual this year, on January 31, 2017. A day previously, on January 30, the all-party ritual will take place in Parliament House. This is meant to be a meeting of all parties to discuss the upcoming session and its broad agenda, but becomes an occasion for the government - and sometimes not just the ...
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The Likely Impact Of Notes Ban On Arun Jaitley's Fourth Budget
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley is likely to borrow more than originally planned when he presents the budget on February 1, senior aides and officials said, despite counting on revenues from a national sales tax whose launch date is still unknown.
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Lok Sabha Passes All 4 GST Bills: Highlights
Four Bills related to the Goods and Services Tax or GST were debated in the Lok Sabha or lower house of Parliament today, as the government pushes to meet a July 1 launch date for the unified tax regime that subsumes a slew of indirect taxes at the Centre and in states. Seven hours were allotted for today's debate, which began at noon, with union m...
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Parliament Budget Session Day 13 Live: Government To Push Supporting GST Bills In Lok Sabha
The GST bills will be discussed in Parliament today and tomorrow in what is expected to be an intense debate between the government and the Opposition. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has called a meeting of his council of ministers today to get them on the same page on the Goods and Services Tax.
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Forced To Wait 'Over 5 Minutes', MPs Complain About VIP Security
Rajya Sabha members today objected to the breaching of five-minute time limit for VVIP route restrictions by the police in the capital to secure for their movement.
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Former Minister E Ahamed Collapses In Parliament, Rushed To Hospital
Former Minister E Ahamed collapsed today in parliament just as its budget session began. Mr Ahamed, who served as Junior Foreign Minister in Dr Manmohan Singh's government, was rushed out on a stretcher with a doctor attending to him.
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Budget Session 2017: President Pranab Mukherjee's Speech At Parliament
President Pranab Mukherjee addressed the Parliament in a joint session of both houses as is customary at the budget session which begins today. Despite opposition of parties, the government advanced the budget presentation to February 1.
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Trinamool Will Skip Budget On Feb 1, Here's Why
Parliament begins its Budget Session earlier than usual this year, on January 31, 2017. A day previously, on January 30, the all-party ritual will take place in Parliament House. This is meant to be a meeting of all parties to discuss the upcoming session and its broad agenda, but becomes an occasion for the government - and sometimes not just the ...
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The Likely Impact Of Notes Ban On Arun Jaitley's Fourth Budget
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley is likely to borrow more than originally planned when he presents the budget on February 1, senior aides and officials said, despite counting on revenues from a national sales tax whose launch date is still unknown.
