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Why 35% Of Restaurants In India Want To Quit Food Delivery Apps: Survey Reveals
The findings of a new study suggest that 1 in 3 restaurants in India would stop using food delivery apps if given a choice. At the same time, the survey also highlights the benefits of these platforms.
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Gujarat, Delhi Most Investment-Friendly; Andhra, Tamil Nadu Most Corrupt
Gujarat and Delhi are India's most investment-friendly states. Bihar and Jharkhand are the worst. Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu are the most corrupt states for doing business. West Bengal is the most difficult for land acquisition, environmental clearances and approvals.
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Government Says Examining Reports On Black Money Estimation
Government today said reports received from three reputed institutes -- NIPFP, NCAER and NIFM -- on estimation of unaccounted income and wealth are being examined.
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Nilekani couple gifts Rs 50 crore to economic research body
Infosys co-founder and Unique Identification Authority of India chairman Nandan Nilekani and his wife Rohini have gifted Rs 50 crore to the National Council of Applied Economic Research.
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Why 35% Of Restaurants In India Want To Quit Food Delivery Apps: Survey Reveals
The findings of a new study suggest that 1 in 3 restaurants in India would stop using food delivery apps if given a choice. At the same time, the survey also highlights the benefits of these platforms.
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Gujarat, Delhi Most Investment-Friendly; Andhra, Tamil Nadu Most Corrupt
Gujarat and Delhi are India's most investment-friendly states. Bihar and Jharkhand are the worst. Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu are the most corrupt states for doing business. West Bengal is the most difficult for land acquisition, environmental clearances and approvals.
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Government Says Examining Reports On Black Money Estimation
Government today said reports received from three reputed institutes -- NIPFP, NCAER and NIFM -- on estimation of unaccounted income and wealth are being examined.
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Nilekani couple gifts Rs 50 crore to economic research body
Infosys co-founder and Unique Identification Authority of India chairman Nandan Nilekani and his wife Rohini have gifted Rs 50 crore to the National Council of Applied Economic Research.
