Narendra Modi

The Bill proposes stricter punishment for paper leak offences, higher fines for organised crimes and service providers, and time-bound investigations and trials

A blacklisting policy is a framework used by organizations (or governments) to bar unreliable vendors, contractors, or employees from future business or employment. In corporate and government procurement in India, it is often referred to as "debarment" a

Blacklisting Policy 2

A blacklisting policy is a framework used by organizations (or governments) to bar unreliable vendors, contractors, or employees from future business or employment. In corporate and government procurement in India, it is often referred to as &quot;debarment&quot; and serves to protect commercial interests and ensure transparency.

The government told the Lok Sabha there is no proposal to abolish the long-term capital gains tax on equities and said tax rates are reviewed during the annual Budget process

Blacklisting Policy 2

Lok Sabha clears anti-paper leak bill by voice vote amid Opposition uproar

Govt says no proposal under consideration to remove LTCG tax on equities