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Rohan Deshpande
Nirmala Sitharaman : Articles
21 Oct 2020
It was deemed that the projected growth rate of states’ revenue, had it not been subsumed by GST, would be 14% per annum, with the revenue collections for Financial Year (FY) 2015-16 considered as…
Subodh Varma
Nirmala Sitharaman : Articles
15 Oct 2020
In just the past month, inflation (annual price rise) has zoomed up, delivering a body blow to family budgets.
PTI
Nirmala Sitharaman : Articles
18 Sep 2020
Opposition questions government on states’ GST dues, PMCARES fund for COVID-19.
PTI
Nirmala Sitharaman : Articles
14 Sep 2020
Provisional GST compensation due was highest for Maharashtra at Rs 22,485 crore, followed by Karnataka (Rs 13,763 crore) and UP (Rs 11,742 crore.
Avay Shukla
Nirmala Sitharaman : Articles
14 Sep 2020
Since the ruling party’s practically all vaunted achievements and promises are nothing but fiction, what better than a celestial scapegoat to whom no Question Hour applies, a legal fiction which…
Tikender Singh Panwar
Nirmala Sitharaman : Articles
09 Sep 2020
The Centre taking the borrowing route to compensate states for the GST revenue shortfall is bound to impact a small state like Himachal Pradesh, whose major assets are nationalised.
Shiv Inder Singh
Nirmala Sitharaman : Articles
05 Sep 2020
Punjab is reeling under economic mismanagement, made worse by the Centre imposing untenable conditions.
Prabhat Patnaik
Nirmala Sitharaman : Articles
04 Sep 2020
When the Goods and Services Tax (GST) was introduced, and states virtually gave up the power to levy indirect taxes which they had enjoyed under the Constitution, the Centre had solemnly promised t
PTI
Nirmala Sitharaman : Articles
31 Aug 2020
Non-Bharatiya Janata Party-ruled states, such as Punjab, Kerala, Delhi and West Bengal, have already stated that raising debt is not an option for already stretched state finances.
Ronak Chhabra
Nirmala Sitharaman : Articles
04 Aug 2020
The workers’ unions have made 14 representations, including to the President and Prime Minister, demanding to withdraw the proposal to convert ordnance factories into a corporate entity.