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Day After Budget 2024, M Kharge Recalls "Groundbreaking" 1991 Budget
Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge on Wednesday said his party takes immense pride in the groundbreaking achievement of the Liberalisation Budget of 1991 and asserted that there is a pressing need once again for meaningful budget.
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Centre Won't Liberalise Foreign Direct Investment In Tobacco Sector: Minister
The central government is not inclined to liberalize Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in the tobacco sector, Union Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal said on Tuesday.
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Ministry's Clarification On Tax On Overseas Spending Through Credit Cards
The government on Friday said no TCS will be levied on international spending of up to Rs 7 lakh a year by using debit or credit cards.
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Vaccinations Declined During Implementation Of Liberalized Strategy: Centre
During the implementation of "Liberalized Pricing and Accelerated National COVID-19 Vaccination Strategy" from May 1 to June 20, the total number of doses administered declined, the Lok Sabha was informed on Friday.
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Centre Defends Vaccine Policy, Says Reports Of Inequities "Baseless"
The centre on Saturday defended its liberalised vaccine policy and said the media reports suggesting inequities in distribution of doses were "inaccurate and speculative in nature".
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29 Years After Watershed Budget, Congress's Throwback Pic Of Manmohan Singh
The Congress posted a nostalgic black-and-white photo of former Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh on Instagram in which he is seen standing in his office after presenting the Union Budget in 1991 - the year India opened up the economy with massive tax cuts and big foreign investments.
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India Transformed - The 1991 Economic Reforms: Highlights
Former Deputy Governor of the Reserve Bank of India Dr Rakesh Mohan, a key person in writing the new industrial policy of 1991, has now written a book to mark 70 years of independence that also comes 25 years after the reforms transformed India.
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Liberalisation Has Negative Impact On Indian Economy, Says Prakash Karat
Senior CPM leader Prakash Karat today criticised the post-1991 liberalisation regime.
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China Ends One-Child Policy, All Couples to be Allowed Two Children
China announced the end of its hugely controversial one-child policy today, after decades of strict, sometimes brutal enforcement left it with an ageing population and shrinking workforce, heightening the challenges of slowing growth.
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'Higher Foreign Direct Investment, Freer Licensing Regime Will Accelerate Indigenisation in Defence': GC Pati
Increased Foriegn Direct Investment (FDI) in the defence sector and a liberalised industrial licensing regime would help to accelerate the indigenisation of the military sector, Secretary (Defence Production) GC Pati said in New Delhi on Wednesday.
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India and Bangladesh sign extradition treaty, new visa regime
India and Bangladesh today signed a liberalised visa agreement and a landmark extradition treaty that would pave the way for the deportation of jailed ULFA 'general secretary' Anup Chetia and other wanted "criminals".
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Day After Budget 2024, M Kharge Recalls "Groundbreaking" 1991 Budget
Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge on Wednesday said his party takes immense pride in the groundbreaking achievement of the Liberalisation Budget of 1991 and asserted that there is a pressing need once again for meaningful budget.
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Centre Won't Liberalise Foreign Direct Investment In Tobacco Sector: Minister
The central government is not inclined to liberalize Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in the tobacco sector, Union Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal said on Tuesday.
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Ministry's Clarification On Tax On Overseas Spending Through Credit Cards
The government on Friday said no TCS will be levied on international spending of up to Rs 7 lakh a year by using debit or credit cards.
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Vaccinations Declined During Implementation Of Liberalized Strategy: Centre
During the implementation of "Liberalized Pricing and Accelerated National COVID-19 Vaccination Strategy" from May 1 to June 20, the total number of doses administered declined, the Lok Sabha was informed on Friday.
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Centre Defends Vaccine Policy, Says Reports Of Inequities "Baseless"
The centre on Saturday defended its liberalised vaccine policy and said the media reports suggesting inequities in distribution of doses were "inaccurate and speculative in nature".
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29 Years After Watershed Budget, Congress's Throwback Pic Of Manmohan Singh
The Congress posted a nostalgic black-and-white photo of former Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh on Instagram in which he is seen standing in his office after presenting the Union Budget in 1991 - the year India opened up the economy with massive tax cuts and big foreign investments.
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India Transformed - The 1991 Economic Reforms: Highlights
Former Deputy Governor of the Reserve Bank of India Dr Rakesh Mohan, a key person in writing the new industrial policy of 1991, has now written a book to mark 70 years of independence that also comes 25 years after the reforms transformed India.
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Liberalisation Has Negative Impact On Indian Economy, Says Prakash Karat
Senior CPM leader Prakash Karat today criticised the post-1991 liberalisation regime.
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China Ends One-Child Policy, All Couples to be Allowed Two Children
China announced the end of its hugely controversial one-child policy today, after decades of strict, sometimes brutal enforcement left it with an ageing population and shrinking workforce, heightening the challenges of slowing growth.
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'Higher Foreign Direct Investment, Freer Licensing Regime Will Accelerate Indigenisation in Defence': GC Pati
Increased Foriegn Direct Investment (FDI) in the defence sector and a liberalised industrial licensing regime would help to accelerate the indigenisation of the military sector, Secretary (Defence Production) GC Pati said in New Delhi on Wednesday.
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India and Bangladesh sign extradition treaty, new visa regime
India and Bangladesh today signed a liberalised visa agreement and a landmark extradition treaty that would pave the way for the deportation of jailed ULFA 'general secretary' Anup Chetia and other wanted "criminals".
