Hindutva agenda of fascism is the reform agenda of ethnic cleansing! - Now ONGC is tagged with Reliance
Hindutva agenda of fascism is the reform agenda of ethnic cleansing! - Now ONGC is tagged with Reliance
Hindutva agenda of fascism is the reform agenda of ethnic cleansing! - Now ONGC is tagged with Reliance.
Even after Tsunami on Indian sea coast line and Himalayan tsunami in Uttarakhand, even after Nepal earthquake and waiting for yet a series of more earthquake in the Himalayas, the business friendly RSS governance has made topmost priority to make India and the geopolitics radioactive killing field.
Arun Jaitley exempts foreign investors from MAT; simple income tax returns form on way!
Hindutva agenda of fascism is the reform agenda of ethnic cleansing!
Hindutva agenda of fascism is the reform agenda of ethnic cleansing! Latest cabinet decisions proved it beyond doubt. Rating agencies insist that the emerging make economy should be opened up with its doors and windows ajar to make this country a fascist gas chamber. Rating is linked with reforms, pardon, no with the so much so hyped growth rate!
Arun Jaitley exempts foreign investors from MAT; simple income tax returns form on way!
Rating is linked with reforms, pardon, no with the so much so hyped growth rate! Arun Jaitley offered tax relief to FIIs and announced that an "extremely simplified" income tax returns form will soon replace the controversial ITR.
Celebration times for all the money machines as Global agency Moody’s today said any upgrade in India’s sovereign rating will depend on implementation of policies by its leaders to improve business environment for private sector and for infrastructure growth. Mind you, Moody’s, which has given the lowest investment grade rating to India, named regulatory complexity and weak social and physical infrastructure as challenges before the country.
Sujh-boojh ki corporate Kesaria RSS governance of business friendly government is all set to install ten more nuclear plants for which PM Modi toured the developed world and struck deals with different nations as United State of America relaunched its production units to supply India nuclear reactors.
Nepal Earthquake is being misused to make the strategically very important Himalayas as permanent war zone beyond borders killing man and nature. Government of India has taken over the governance there as RSS network has been deputed to lead the rescue and relief operation.
Mind you, With Modi seated beside him in Lok Sabha, Jaitley took pot-shots at Gandhi and Congress who have been targeting the Prime Minister for his frequent foreign tours.
Mind you, Jaitley replies to Rahul's jibe, says this is 'sooj-boojh ki sarkar'!
Even after Tsunami on Indian sea coast line and Himalayan tsunami in Uttarakhand, even after Nepal earthquake and waiting for yet a series of more earthquake in the Himalayas, the business friendly RSS governance has made topmost priority to make India and the geopolitics radioactive killing field.
Thus, fifty smart cities get the cabinet clearance with full tax holiday for foreign investors and interests. The tax forgone is not a part of revenue and financial deficit statics at all nor the militarization of the state, privatization of defence and the arms shopping have to be considered to manage Indian Economy.
Crashing oil prices have made a Khulla Khel Farrukhabadi for money spinning hegemonisal ruling class as corporate taxes relaxed.
Now Reliance gets the permission to develop oil discoveries and the decision is justified as ONGC is tagged with it. Media reports say that the government has removed a key regulatory hurdle that virtually prevented the start of production in a dozen natural gas discoveries, a move that would allow ONGC and Reliance Industries, the country’s two largest hydrocarbon producers, to try and monetise an estimated 90 billion cubic metres of gas.
ONGC his on top in the disinvestment list since Arun Shourie times and ONGC discoveries have been gifted away to desi videsi companies. Now ONGC, to be sold off sooner or later, is tagged with Reliance.
While these gas reserves at the current market price of domestic gas — $4.66 per million British thermal units on a gross calorific value basis — are worth more than Rs 1 lakh crore, the firms have been given three options regarding the regulatory requirement of conducting drill stem tests (DSTs) at the discovery sites. Practically giving relief to the firms from the Directorate General of Hydrocarbon’s (DGH) diktat that DST is mandatory for commencement of production, the Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA) on Wednesday allowed the developers not to perform the expensive DST, but at their own risk, implying that any obligations arising out of a shortfall in output would have to be borne by them.
Indian Express reports.
Seeking to calm investor jitters, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today offered tax relief to FIIs by exempting some of their income from MAT and announced that an “extremely simplified” income tax returns form will soon replace the controversial 14-page ITR that sought details of all bank accounts and foreign trips.
Replying to the debate on the Finance Bill, 2015, in Lok Sabha, he said Prime Minister’s social security schemes will be exempt from service tax and also tinkered with indirect tax rates on raw silk, iron ore and rubber.
With funds fleeing India as the row over 20 per cent minimum alternate tax (MAT) on capital gains they made in past three years escalated, Jaitley offered relief by exempting income foreign firms earned from securities transactions and interest, royalties and fees for technical service from MAT.
The exemption would apply only in those cases where the normal tax rate is below 18.5 per cent.
He, however, offered no relief retrospectively as has been demanded by foreign portfolio investors.
The rules for the application of MAT for real estate investment trusts were also eased.
Later, the Finance Bill was passed by voice vote, bringing to close the three-stage budget process in the House.
On the indirect tax side, export tax on low-grade iron ore was cut to 10 per cent from 30 per cent, in a bid to boost shipments of the steelmaking raw material from Goa.
Palash Biswas


