Gireesh Chandra Prasad is a Mint Author specializing in the Indian economy and government policy. His reporting encompasses a range of topics including finance, taxation, bankruptcy, and regulatory developments, with a focus on trends in the business landscape. Gireesh's work has been featured in VCCircle, Hindustan Times, and LiveMint.
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In the eight years since the IBC came into force, 1,068 companies have been nursed back.
The matter of audit revision dates back to the 2009 Satyam Computers scandal.
The Competition Commission of India seeks to consolidate multiple high court petitions to expedite the resolution process and address concerns of small sellers affected by ongoing litigation.
High-income taxpayers now lead the growth in India's tax receipts, while collections from low-income earners decline.
The rating agency sees India's economy growing at 7.2% in 2024 and inflation moderating despite a temporary uptick.
By: Rituraj Baruah, Gireesh Chandra Prasad, Utpal Bhaskar
The Indian government has decided to eliminate the windfall tax on crude oil and fuel exports, following a request from the petroleum ministry. This move comes as oil prices remain low, and the tax is deemed no longer necessary.
By: Gireesh Chandra Prasad
The Competition Commission of India ordered WhatsApp not to share user data collected on its platform with other Meta companies or products for advertising purposes for five years.
Expanding the age limit from 21-24 to 18-25 years will help increase internship opportunities for socioeconomically disadvantaged youth. Over 125,000 internships are currently available across various sectors.
In a proposal released for public feedback on Tuesday, the IBBI said officials authorized to liquidate insolvent companies must consult creditors compulsorily when rejecting the highest bids.
Modi is expected to hand out some of the initial placements at the event.
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