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Govt declares 'zero coupon zero principal instruments' as securities

Govt declares ‘zero coupon zero principal instruments’ as securities

The government has declared “zero coupon zero principal instruments” as securities. Zero coupon zero principal instrument:  An instrument issued by a Not for Profit Organisation, will be registered with the social stock exchange segment of a recognised stock exchange. These will be governed by rules made by the Securities and Exchange Board of India. Social Stock Exchange: To serve

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Farmers' average income grew 1.3-1.7x between FY18 and FY22: SBI study

Farmers’ average income grew 1.3-1.7x between FY18 and FY22: SBI study

As per the SBI study, the average income of farmers between FY 2017-18 and 2021-22, has been increased in bracket of 1.3 -1.7 times across India. Income from allied and non-farm: 1.4-1.8 times(growth). Some crops like soybean in Maharashtra and cotton in Karnataka, incomes have in fact doubled during the same time. The study is based on primary data, contains granular data of various crops from agri-intensive

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Trade Deficit widens to record $26.1 Billion in June

Trade Deficit widens to record $26.1 Billion in June 

India’s merchandise trade deficit widened to a record $26.18 billion in June, wider than the government’s earlier estimate of $25.63 billion, after the Commerce Ministry revised upwards both the exports and imports figures for the month. The previous record monthly merchandise trade deficit was $24.3 billion in May. Last month’s trade deficit was almost three times as wide as the

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Center extends State and Central Tax and Levies Rebate Program

Center extends State and Central Tax and Levies Rebate Program

The government has approved the continuation of the Scheme for Rebate of State and Central Taxes and Levies (RoSCTL) with the same rates as announced by the Ministry of Textiles for exports of apparel/garments and made-ups until March 31, 2024 in an effort to increase exports and create jobs in the textile industry. RoSCTL is a growth-oriented, forward-looking

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Paper Import Monitoring System to come into effect from 1 October

Paper Import Monitoring System to come into effect from 1 October

Paper Import Monitoring System will come into effect from 1st October 2022, an importer need to provide advance information online about the import of papers and obtain a registration number. It is applicable on import by a Domestic Territory Area unit on a wide range of paper products covering 201 tariff lines, such as newsprint, handmade paper, tissue paper,

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