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Issue White Paper On Goa Finances: Congress To BJP-Led State Government
The Goa Congress Sunday demanded a white paper on the coastal state's financial condition against the backdrop of the BJP-led government deciding to sell bonds worth Rs 100 crore.
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Rs 10,000 Fine For Drinking In Public In Goa Soon?
Bombarded with complaints about drinking of alcohol on beaches, roads and highways and in public areas by tourists, the Goa government on Monday introduced a new amendment to state excise law which recommends identification of 'no alcohol consumption zones' across Goa.
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Central Funds Helped Goa Manage its Finances: Chief Minister Laxmikant Parsekar
Goa Chief Minister Laxmikant Parsekar said today though hit by ban on mining, funding from the Centre has managed to keep state's financial health sound.
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20 more firms to come under retrospective tax law, say sources
The additional cases will generate revenue of Rs 25,000 crore, ministry officials said, excluding the Rs 20,000 crore the government hopes to recover from British telecom operator Vodafone group. Euro Pacific Security and Pan Asia have already paid the taxes as per the IT Department’s tax demand, ministry officials said.
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Issue White Paper On Goa Finances: Congress To BJP-Led State Government
The Goa Congress Sunday demanded a white paper on the coastal state's financial condition against the backdrop of the BJP-led government deciding to sell bonds worth Rs 100 crore.
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Rs 10,000 Fine For Drinking In Public In Goa Soon?
Bombarded with complaints about drinking of alcohol on beaches, roads and highways and in public areas by tourists, the Goa government on Monday introduced a new amendment to state excise law which recommends identification of 'no alcohol consumption zones' across Goa.
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Central Funds Helped Goa Manage its Finances: Chief Minister Laxmikant Parsekar
Goa Chief Minister Laxmikant Parsekar said today though hit by ban on mining, funding from the Centre has managed to keep state's financial health sound.
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20 more firms to come under retrospective tax law, say sources
The additional cases will generate revenue of Rs 25,000 crore, ministry officials said, excluding the Rs 20,000 crore the government hopes to recover from British telecom operator Vodafone group. Euro Pacific Security and Pan Asia have already paid the taxes as per the IT Department’s tax demand, ministry officials said.
