Ahead of the Budget, a majority of the members surveyed by FICCI favoured review of the direct tax structure with a view to spur demand and boost growth. Category: Press ReleaseBy support@swadeshishodhJanuary 29, 2025 Author: support@swadeshishodh Post navigationPreviousPrevious post:Amid concerns over high valuations, heavy selling by FIIs, poor earnings and a challenging macro scenario, a large number of stocks have entered bear marketNextNext post:The transformation of India’s energy landscape has been nothing short of remarkable. The nation’s rapid progress in the renewable energy (RE) sector, fuelled by an ambitious goal to achieve 500 gigawatts (GW) of renewable energy capacityRelated PostsChina’s String of Pearls Policy: Implications for IndiaMay 26, 2025‘If Indians keep investing in FDs’: ISB alum links mindset to GDP lag behind China, South KoreaMay 23, 2025Morgan Stanley upgrades India’s growth forecast for FY26 & FY27 as US-China trade tensions de-escalateMay 22, 2025Donald Trump claims India willing to cut 100% tariffs on US goods, ‘but…’ ByMay 17, 2025Tariff cuts ease mass China layoffs threat, but job market pain persistsMay 16, 2025Rupee India Semiconductor Mission: How India plans to become the world’s next chip powerhouseMay 15, 2025
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