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Broad Consensus Has Emerged Over GST, Says Venkaiah Naidu
Claiming a "broad consensus" on the long pending GST Bill, Union Minister M Venkaiah Naidu today said the Centre was "very serious" about its passage in the monsoon session of parliament, but virtually rejected Congress' demand for a tax rate cap terming it "not feasible and advisable".
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Will Seek Broader Consensus On GST, Says Venkaiah Naidu
Ahead of an all-party meeting over the Budget session, Parliamentary Affairs Minister M Venkaiah Naidu today defended the government over the JNU issue, asserting it has not erred anywhere, and said they would look to have "broader consensus" on important bills including Goods and Services Tax (GST) and real estate.
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Government Ready To Discuss JNU Issue In Budget Session: Union Minister
Union Minister M Venkaiah Naidu on Sunday said the government was ready to have a discussion on all the issues including the JNU row in the upcoming Budget session. Speaking to reporters, Mr Naidu said Parliament could not transact much business in the last two sessions due to disruptions.
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The Fate Of GST In This Parliament Session
A busy political period is upon us. The Budget Session of Parliament begins this week in Delhi, and in West Bengal we are in the thick of pre-election preparations.
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GST Bill: Venkaiah Naidu Appeals Parties To Unite For Nation Building
Union Minister M Venkaiah Nadiu on Friday hoped that the long-pending GST bill will be passed in Parliament at the earliest, and called on political parties to unite for building prosperous and stable India.
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Venkaiah Naidu Targets P Chidambaram, Hopes For GST In Budget Session
Parliamentary Affairs Minister M Venkaiah Naidu on Saturday rejected Congress leader P Chidambaram's remarks blaming Government for the logjam on Goods and Services Tax or GST Bill and alleged that Congress was "dodgy" on this issue as per its "script".
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All Party Meeting Fails To Discuss GST
With disruptions delaying important legislation in the Parliament, the all-party meeting called by Rajya Sabha Chairman Hamid Ansari this afternoon to address the problem failed to discuss the passage of the Goods and Services Tax Bill.
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Birthday Wishes For Sonia Gandhi As Government Firefights In Parliament
Prime Minister Narendra Modi wished Congress president Sonia Gandhi a happy birthday early on Wednesday morning, as the BJP-led government continued to walk a fine line on the National Herald case.
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GST Will be Implemented From Next Fiscal: Venkaiah Naidu
A day after Prime Minister Narendra Modi reached out to the Opposition over the passage of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) Bill, Union Minister for Parliamentary Affairs M Venkaiah Naidu today said the GST Bill will be rolled out in the next financial year.
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Government Looking for Common Ground on GST: Union Minister Jayant Sinha
Amid opposition from the Congress party on the Goods and Services Tax (GST) Bill, Minister of State for Finance Jayant Sinha today expressed hope that it would be passed soon as the government is willing to consider the suggestions being made and will find "some common ground for everyone".
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Broad Consensus Has Emerged Over GST, Says Venkaiah Naidu
Claiming a "broad consensus" on the long pending GST Bill, Union Minister M Venkaiah Naidu today said the Centre was "very serious" about its passage in the monsoon session of parliament, but virtually rejected Congress' demand for a tax rate cap terming it "not feasible and advisable".
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Will Seek Broader Consensus On GST, Says Venkaiah Naidu
Ahead of an all-party meeting over the Budget session, Parliamentary Affairs Minister M Venkaiah Naidu today defended the government over the JNU issue, asserting it has not erred anywhere, and said they would look to have "broader consensus" on important bills including Goods and Services Tax (GST) and real estate.
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Government Ready To Discuss JNU Issue In Budget Session: Union Minister
Union Minister M Venkaiah Naidu on Sunday said the government was ready to have a discussion on all the issues including the JNU row in the upcoming Budget session. Speaking to reporters, Mr Naidu said Parliament could not transact much business in the last two sessions due to disruptions.
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The Fate Of GST In This Parliament Session
A busy political period is upon us. The Budget Session of Parliament begins this week in Delhi, and in West Bengal we are in the thick of pre-election preparations.
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GST Bill: Venkaiah Naidu Appeals Parties To Unite For Nation Building
Union Minister M Venkaiah Nadiu on Friday hoped that the long-pending GST bill will be passed in Parliament at the earliest, and called on political parties to unite for building prosperous and stable India.
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Venkaiah Naidu Targets P Chidambaram, Hopes For GST In Budget Session
Parliamentary Affairs Minister M Venkaiah Naidu on Saturday rejected Congress leader P Chidambaram's remarks blaming Government for the logjam on Goods and Services Tax or GST Bill and alleged that Congress was "dodgy" on this issue as per its "script".
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All Party Meeting Fails To Discuss GST
With disruptions delaying important legislation in the Parliament, the all-party meeting called by Rajya Sabha Chairman Hamid Ansari this afternoon to address the problem failed to discuss the passage of the Goods and Services Tax Bill.
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Birthday Wishes For Sonia Gandhi As Government Firefights In Parliament
Prime Minister Narendra Modi wished Congress president Sonia Gandhi a happy birthday early on Wednesday morning, as the BJP-led government continued to walk a fine line on the National Herald case.
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GST Will be Implemented From Next Fiscal: Venkaiah Naidu
A day after Prime Minister Narendra Modi reached out to the Opposition over the passage of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) Bill, Union Minister for Parliamentary Affairs M Venkaiah Naidu today said the GST Bill will be rolled out in the next financial year.
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Government Looking for Common Ground on GST: Union Minister Jayant Sinha
Amid opposition from the Congress party on the Goods and Services Tax (GST) Bill, Minister of State for Finance Jayant Sinha today expressed hope that it would be passed soon as the government is willing to consider the suggestions being made and will find "some common ground for everyone".
