May GST mopup up by 16.4%; shows FY26 off to a flying start
India's GST collections soared 16.4% to ₹2.01 lakh crore in May, signaling strong economic momentum at the start of FY26.
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India soars to 3rd spot in global aviation market, says IATA
India's aviation sector has surged past pre-pandemic levels, becoming the world's third-largest in passenger traffic. IATA highlights rising costs and
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India’s creator economy set to influence $1 trillion in consumer spending by 2030: Report
India’s creator economy is reshaping the digital and consumer space, with creators now influencing over $350 billion in annual spending—a
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Order volumes across D2C brands grew 4.5% in the January-March quarter: GoKwik
Despite a general slowdown in consumer spending, D2C brands experienced a 14.5% order volume increase in Q1, driven by customer
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MIB, Maharashtra sign MoU to set up IICT in Mumbai for AVGC-XR sector
The Ministry of Information & Broadcasting has partnered with the Maharashtra government and MFSCDCL to set up the Indian Institute
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No need to panic, India-US talks on: Piyush Goyal to exporters
At a meeting with exporters and industry, Piyush Goyal said that the team working on the Bilateral Trade Agreement (BTA)
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FM Nirmala Sitharaman to visit UK, Austria for bilateral meetings
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman will visit the UK and Austria from April 8 to 13 for high-level bilateral meetings, the
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Waqf Bill a brazen assault on Constitution: Sonia Gandhi
Sonia Gandhi criticized the Waqf (Amendment) Bill as a deliberate move by the BJP to polarize society and an attack
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Restaurant services in hotels with tariff over Rs 7,500 per day to attract 18 pc GST from April
Hotels with room tariffs over ₹7,500 per day will have their restaurants taxed at an 18% GST rate with input
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Wealth gatekeepers advise big bets on stocks again
Chinese, European and Japanese equities are their favourite picks among international markets. A look at what five leading wealth advisors
