Textiles sector seeks a leg-up from government

Textiles sector seeks a leg-up from government Context  A couple of major issues have impacted the country’s textile and clothing sector in the past year. Expectedly, the industry’s aspirations for the Union Budget are related to the revival of exports and the GST ‘Stagnant exports, technology upgradation need attention’ According to data available with the… Continue reading Textiles sector seeks a leg-up from government

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Govt. may alter insolvency law

Govt. may alter insolvency law Context The insolvency law might be amended depending on recommendations of the panel reviewing issues related to the legislation, including those pertaining to home buyers, a senior government official said. What: Insolvency Law Committee A 14-member panel, also chaired by Mr. Srinivas, is working to identify and suggest ways to… Continue reading Govt. may alter insolvency law

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Conservative banking not bail-in, will bail us out

Conservative banking not bail-in, will bail us out Context FRDI Bill 2017 New method: Bail-in The Financial Resolution and Deposit Insurance (FRDI) Bill 2017 now pending before the joint committee of Parliament contains a new method for saving a failing bank — a ‘bail-in’ of customers deposits instead of a ‘bail-out’ by the government What… Continue reading Conservative banking not bail-in, will bail us out

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Where intent overrides impact

Where intent overrides impact Context The e-way bill, set to be introduced across India from February 1 as part of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) regime, could lead to ‘large scale’ disruption in the transportation of goods, transporters caution Intended purpose of the bill While the bill is intended as a mechanism to prevent… Continue reading Where intent overrides impact

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Banking on good faith: on efforts to recapitalise PSBs 

Banking on good faith: on efforts to recapitalise PSBs  Context More structural reforms are needed to maximize the bank recapitalization effort Benefit of recapitalization This capital offers a fresh lease of life as it will help meet regulatory requirements under the Basel-III regime as well as cushion them to an extent from possible haircuts on… Continue reading Banking on good faith: on efforts to recapitalise PSBs 

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Trans-pacific pact could hurt India

Trans-pacific pact could hurt India Context If India were to join the mega-regional Free Trade Agreement (FTA) called the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) and adopt its norms, they would severely hurt the country’s agriculture, manufacturing, services and the generic pharma industry, according to a new book Book Titled “Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement: A framework for future trade… Continue reading Trans-pacific pact could hurt India

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A vote for state funding

A vote for state funding Context Election Finance in India Issues Corporate donations constitute the main source of election funding in India which constitutes mainly of black money, business and corporate donations to political parties. The public disclosure system that exists is limited In 2008, using the provisions of the Right to Information (RTI) Act, the… Continue reading A vote for state funding

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Analysis: could a jail term for Khaleda Zia spell unrest in Bangladesh?

Analysis: could a jail term for Khaleda Zia spell unrest in Bangladesh? Context Verdict to be announced on February 8th on the case of alleged embezzlement of Tk. 21 million in foreign donations meant for the ‘Zia Orphanage Trust’ Threat of violence The BNP, backed by its Islamist allies, has warned that it would take… Continue reading Analysis: could a jail term for Khaleda Zia spell unrest in Bangladesh?

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