Dipak Mondal is the Chief of Bureau (Business) at The New Indian Express. He specializes in the BFSI sector, covering topics such as banking, finance, trading, and personal finance, while also delving into emerging markets and international finance. Dipak's insights and analyses have been featured in MSN and The New Indian Express.
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Dipak Mondal's coverage primarily focuses on government announcements and data citations in the business, finance, and economy sectors. He frequently covers banking, government policies, RBI regulations, financial crises, insurance as well as artificial intelligence.
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By: Bivekananda Biswas, Dipak Mondal
With Indian equity markets entering a prolonged phase of tepid growth, investors are increasingly looking overseas to diversify their portfolios. Latest data from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) suggest that investors are stepping up overseas allocations through both equity and debt investments.
By: Dipak Mondal
NEW DELHI: The Tamil Nadu Authority for Advance Ruling (AAR) has held that licence fees collected by temple authorities for permitting contractors to collect human hair donated by devotees amounts to a taxable supply of service under the GST regime and would attract 18% tax.
By: Dipak Mondal
NEW DELHI: The Tamil Nadu Authority for Advance Ruling (AAR) has held that licence fees collected by temple authorities for permitting contractors to collect hu
The Supreme Court on Wednesday gave the verdict in support of the government's retrospective levy of 28% Goods and Services Tax (GST) on online gaming firms, and validated tax claims on earlier transactions.
By: Dipak Mondal
NEW DELHI: State Bank of India recovered more than Rs 10,000 crore from written-off loan accounts during FY26, using multiple bad-loan resolution mechanisms, including the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC), one-time settlements and asset sales to reconstruction companies.
By: Dipak Mondal
NEW DELHI: The decade-old insolvency framework has helped creditors recover more than Rs 4 lakh crore and sharply improved recovery rates and credit discipline, with the government and regulators hailing the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) as one of the country's most significant economic reforms.
By: Dipak Mondal
India’s public sector banks, often criticised for mounting written-off loans, recovered more than Rs 35,000 crore from bad and technically written-off accounts
By: Dipak Mondal
NEW DELHI: NITI Aayog has set an ambitious target of building a USD 120-150 billion semiconductor value chain by 2035, outlining a 10-year roadmap aimed at transforming India into a globally indispensable player in the chip ecosystem.
By: Dipak Mondal
The ministry said the near-term outlook for the economy is one of cautious resilience, with domestic fundamentals remaining broadly intact.
By: Dipak Mondal
NEW DELHI: India's economy remains resilient despite escalating global uncertainties triggered by the conflict in West Asia, but rising energy prices, a weakeni
