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Want To Study In Switzerland? Check Swiss Scholarships For 2027-28 Intake
Study In Switzerland: Applications will then be evaluated in early 2027. Final results are expected by May 2027, with selected scholars beginning their programmes in Switzerland from September 2027 onwards.
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Black Money: India Gets Swiss Invite for Discussions
As India steps up pressure on Switzerland for details of alleged black money stashed there, Swiss authorities have invited Indian officials to Berne to discuss further cooperation in these matters.
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Swiss Gold Exports to India Rise to 42 Per Cent, Hit Rs 50,000 Crore
As a debate continues on alleged black money stashed by Indians in Swiss banks, India now accounts for nearly 42 per cent of total gold and silver leaving Switzerland shores the largest for any single country.
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Two 'Big Banks' Have Two-Third of All Swiss Money of Indians
It is just two big banks - UBS and Credit Suisse - which appear to be accounting for almost two-third of the total money held by Indians in the Swiss banking system, known for their famed secrecy walls.
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Swiss Government Prepares List of Indians With Suspected Black Money
In a major boost to India's fight against black money, Switzerland has prepared a list of Indians suspected to have stashed untaxed wealth in Swiss banks and the details are being shared with Indian government.
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Black Money: Swiss Government to Relax Rules for Assistance in Tax Evasion Cases
Facing global pressure, Switzerland on Monday decided to relax a key legislation to make it easier to extend help to foreign countries, including India, probing cases of suspected tax crimes.
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India Writes to Switzerland Seeking Information on Secret Accounts: Report
The latest request has been made by the Finance Ministry after a Swiss government official recently said that Switzerland was ready to cooperate proactively with India to share details on a 'spontaneous' basis about persons and entities suspected to have untaxed assets in Swiss banks
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Credit Suisse Staff Face More Deferred Pay Pain On Swiss Ban
The Swiss government is "temporarily suspending" deferred remuneration granted in the years up to 2022, according to a statement Tuesday.
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Swiss Government Issues Notices Over Bank Details Of Congress's Kuldeep Bishnoi, Wife
The Government of Switzerland has issued public notices for sharing of details with India about Swiss bank accounts and other financial assets of Congress leader Kuldeep Bishnoi and his wife Renuka following receipt of an ''administrative assistance'' request from the Indian authorities.
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Swiss Voters Reject 'Money For Nothing' Income Plan
Swiss voters rejected by a wide margin on Sunday a proposal to introduce a guaranteed basic income for everyone living in the wealthy country after an uneasy debate about the future of work at a time of increasing automation.
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Swiss Government Names Lalit Modi, Wife Among Those Facing Tax Probe
Switzerland today named Lalit Modi and his wife Minal among those about whom information and assistance have been sought from its tax department by the Indian authorities.
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In This Country, Residents May Get Rs 1.7 Lakh/Month Guaranteed Income
Swiss Government is considering a proposal to pay $2,500 per month (around Rs 1.70 lakh) to its citizens as guaranteed income, according to media reports.
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Yash Chopra Honoured With Bronze Statue by Swiss Government
"Mr Chopra, who opened a legacy of South Asian tourists flocking to Switzerland, loved to spend time there. Natural beauty and warm hospitality mark the association that his banner Yash Raj Films shares with the country," read a statement on Yash Raj Film's official page
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After Switzerland Names 7 Indians, More Expected, Say Officials
As India tries to uncover who has stashed untaxed money abroad, Switzerland is, in an unusual deviation from its super-secretive banking rules, releasing the names of people who are being investigated for alleged tax evasion in their countries of origin.
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The Black Money Bill Is Like A 'Medu Vada'
The government has used the extended session of parliament to pass a new bill in the Lok Sabha as part of its efforts to persuade the nation that it is serious about tackling the problem of "black money".
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Want To Study In Switzerland? Check Swiss Scholarships For 2027-28 Intake
Study In Switzerland: Applications will then be evaluated in early 2027. Final results are expected by May 2027, with selected scholars beginning their programmes in Switzerland from September 2027 onwards.
-
Black Money: India Gets Swiss Invite for Discussions
As India steps up pressure on Switzerland for details of alleged black money stashed there, Swiss authorities have invited Indian officials to Berne to discuss further cooperation in these matters.
-
Swiss Gold Exports to India Rise to 42 Per Cent, Hit Rs 50,000 Crore
As a debate continues on alleged black money stashed by Indians in Swiss banks, India now accounts for nearly 42 per cent of total gold and silver leaving Switzerland shores the largest for any single country.
-
Two 'Big Banks' Have Two-Third of All Swiss Money of Indians
It is just two big banks - UBS and Credit Suisse - which appear to be accounting for almost two-third of the total money held by Indians in the Swiss banking system, known for their famed secrecy walls.
-
Swiss Government Prepares List of Indians With Suspected Black Money
In a major boost to India's fight against black money, Switzerland has prepared a list of Indians suspected to have stashed untaxed wealth in Swiss banks and the details are being shared with Indian government.
-
Black Money: Swiss Government to Relax Rules for Assistance in Tax Evasion Cases
Facing global pressure, Switzerland on Monday decided to relax a key legislation to make it easier to extend help to foreign countries, including India, probing cases of suspected tax crimes.
-
India Writes to Switzerland Seeking Information on Secret Accounts: Report
The latest request has been made by the Finance Ministry after a Swiss government official recently said that Switzerland was ready to cooperate proactively with India to share details on a 'spontaneous' basis about persons and entities suspected to have untaxed assets in Swiss banks
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Credit Suisse Staff Face More Deferred Pay Pain On Swiss Ban
The Swiss government is "temporarily suspending" deferred remuneration granted in the years up to 2022, according to a statement Tuesday.
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Swiss Government Issues Notices Over Bank Details Of Congress's Kuldeep Bishnoi, Wife
The Government of Switzerland has issued public notices for sharing of details with India about Swiss bank accounts and other financial assets of Congress leader Kuldeep Bishnoi and his wife Renuka following receipt of an ''administrative assistance'' request from the Indian authorities.
-
Swiss Voters Reject 'Money For Nothing' Income Plan
Swiss voters rejected by a wide margin on Sunday a proposal to introduce a guaranteed basic income for everyone living in the wealthy country after an uneasy debate about the future of work at a time of increasing automation.
-
Swiss Government Names Lalit Modi, Wife Among Those Facing Tax Probe
Switzerland today named Lalit Modi and his wife Minal among those about whom information and assistance have been sought from its tax department by the Indian authorities.
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In This Country, Residents May Get Rs 1.7 Lakh/Month Guaranteed Income
Swiss Government is considering a proposal to pay $2,500 per month (around Rs 1.70 lakh) to its citizens as guaranteed income, according to media reports.
-
Yash Chopra Honoured With Bronze Statue by Swiss Government
"Mr Chopra, who opened a legacy of South Asian tourists flocking to Switzerland, loved to spend time there. Natural beauty and warm hospitality mark the association that his banner Yash Raj Films shares with the country," read a statement on Yash Raj Film's official page
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After Switzerland Names 7 Indians, More Expected, Say Officials
As India tries to uncover who has stashed untaxed money abroad, Switzerland is, in an unusual deviation from its super-secretive banking rules, releasing the names of people who are being investigated for alleged tax evasion in their countries of origin.
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The Black Money Bill Is Like A 'Medu Vada'
The government has used the extended session of parliament to pass a new bill in the Lok Sabha as part of its efforts to persuade the nation that it is serious about tackling the problem of "black money".
