Shishir Sinha is a Senior Deputy Editor for businessline, focusing on national news in India. With a specialization in business and finance, Shishir covers a wide range of topics including taxation, government policies, economic trends, and corporate developments. His articles provide insightful analysis and updates on key issues impacting the Indian economy and business landscape.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
India (National)
Not enough data
Shishir Sinha's coverage primarily focuses on finance, economy, budget announcements, and government policies within India. He frequently cites data and reports on government announcements and legal policy regulations.
Given his focus on the Indian economy and taxation policies, Shishir would likely be interested in pitches related to expert commentary from economists or financial analysts regarding economic growth projections, tax reforms, budget implications, or analysis of specific government policies impacting the financial sector in India.
As a journalist focused on national issues within India surrounding finance and economy topics such as taxation laws or budgetary announcements would resonate with him.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
By: Shishir Sinha
Tax experts say not filing outstanding return could result in penalty
By: Shishir Sinha
While Tax officials said that formalisation of economy along with use of technology along with ease of compliance contributed in not just higher number of return filers
By: Shishir Sinha
Capital expenditure rises 10% in July-September quarter
Global price drop led to 38% dip in nutrient-based fertiliser subsidy payout, impacting fertiliser sales in India.
By: Prabhudatta Mishra, Shishir Sinha
Global price drop led to 38% dip in nutrient-based fertilizer subsidy payout, impacting domestic fertilizer sales
By: Shishir Sinha
The new norms, which will help in quick processing and inspection of consignments, are to be effective from December 1
Government servant's daughter remains eligible for family pension; ministries urged to release retirement benefits promptly to avoid interest payments.
CBIC sets one-year timeline for tax evasion investigations, emphasizing ease of doing business and timely actions.
Private survey shows manufacturing sector improvement in October, with rising PMI, job growth, and inflationary pressures in India.
Finance Ministry report shows 1 in 4 central government posts vacant, with declining sanctioned positions and rising expenditure.
(833) 317-6278 
