GST Council scraps arrest powers for tax officials, raises prosecution threshold fivefold
The high-powered GST Council on Thursday approved removing the arrest power of tax officials and...
The high-powered GST Council on Thursday approved removing the arrest power of tax officials and...
Expectations that the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) would lead to faster resolutions and better...
India Ratings and Research (ind-ra) believes the growing adoption of insurance surety bonds (ISBs) represents...
Driven by higher government spending, rising indigenisation, private sector participation and robust defence exports, India's defence industry is projected to grow from Rs 1.78 lakh crore in FY26 to Rs 3 lakh crore by FY29.
Manufacturing and electricity drive broad-based industrial expansion, while capital goods and infrastructure segments signal continued investment momentum despite global uncertainties.
A sustained US-Iran truce and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz could ease input cost pressures, limiting the impact on India Inc's operating margins to around 100 basis points this fiscal, says Crisil Ratings.
India's investment momentum remains robust despite global uncertainties, with private sector participation rising sharply and sectors such as power, renewables, data centres, AI and transport attracting the bulk of new capital commitments.
Government-led capex, lower interest rates and resilient domestic demand drive fresh investments in infrastructure, capital goods, retail and select manufacturing sectors despite global trade uncertainties.
Cost efficiencies of domestic producers will be underpinned by highly integrated operations, including captive power, alumina refinery, and bauxite linkages.
The persistently high gold prices and the recent hike in customs duty on gold are likely to dampen demand across various segments.