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Freight tax cut to drive logisticsEarlier, this was taxed at 12% with ITC. For road haulage, renting of goods carriages with operators, where fuel is included, now attracts ...- Parliament passes The Carriage of Goods by Sea Bill, 2025India's Parliament has passed the Carriage of Goods by Sea Bill, 2024, replacing the outdated 1925 Act. This modernizes maritime regulation...
- Monsoon Session of Parliament: Economic bills on tax, shipping and minerals likely to be discussedParliament's Monsoon session is set to begin. Several economic bills are lined up for discussion. These bills focus on tax reforms and ship...
- Lok Sabha passes Carriage of Goods by Sea BillThe Lok Sabha has passed the Carriage of Goods by Sea Bill, 2024, aimed at modernizing the legal framework for maritime commerce. Additiona...
- Lok Sabha passes Carriage of Goods by Sea Bill; step towards ending colonial-era laws, says ministerThe Lok Sabha passed the Carriage of Goods by Sea Bill, 2024, on Friday. The bill aims to align with international conventions and address ...
- Government introduces Carriage of Goods by Sea Bill, Bills of Lading Bill in Lok SabhaThe Carriage of Goods by Sea Bill, 2024, and the Bills of Lading Bill, 2024, were introduced in the Lok Sabha to modernize maritime cargo l...
- Sarbananda Sonowal introduces two shipping-related bills in LSSaugata Roy (TMC) opposed the introduction of the bill saying that the Indian Carriage of Goods by Sea Act, 1925, has been serving its purp...
- Odisha train accident: PIL in SC seeking probe by expert panelA PIL has been filed in the Supreme Court demanding an investigation into the triple train accident in Odisha's Balasore by an expert panel...
- Indian government cancels some passenger trains to make way for coal amid power crisisThe measure is temporary and passenger services will be restored as soon as the situation normalizes, said Gaurav Krishna Bansal, an execut...
- Fresh coal crisis looms in India as top miner adds new curbsCoal India Ltd. is restricting deliveries to industrial consumers to prioritize power plants, with fuel stockpiles already below target lev...
- Railways announces initiatives against smoking, carrying inflammable itemsThe national transporter has instructed zonal railways to initiate intensive awareness drive of seven days to educate all the stakeholders,...
- Bill to scrap 58 old laws introduced in Lok SabhaOpposition members accused the government of "rushing through" bills without giving lawmakers due time to deliberate on their content.
- Make in India: IIP to hold meet on packaging transportation and UN Certification tomorrowIndian Institute of Packaging will organise a national conference on 'Make in India - Packaging Transportation of Hazardous Goods and UN Ce...
- GCF ropes in BEL to upgrade L/70 anti-aircraft guns used by Indian defence forcesThere is a plan to upgrade 200-odd L/70 guns, Sinha said adding that their hydraulic system is being changed to electric drive.
- Central Excise slaps Rs 4.6 crore tax notice on Indian OilIOC will have to reply why the amount of Rs 4.64 crore along with interest, penalty and additional penalty should not be charged, said the ...
- Lack of competition hurting power sector growth: CCI chief Ashok ChawlaEmphasising that good competitive environment helps in promoting biz dynamism, CCI chief Ashok Chawla said that lack of competition is hurt...
- Digitisation: Cable operators flay TRAI guidelinesWithin a few days of TRAI announcing tariff rules for cable TV, cable operators and multi-system operators (MSOs) have slammed Trai
- Packers must now pay up for loss of goods in transitIf goods transport agents (GTAs) lose your high-value items during transit due to negligence or with an insidious intent to steal, they wil...
- Railways to levy surcharge of 5-7% on all itemsThe railways have decided to levy a busy season surcharge of 5-7% on transportation of all products, which would further push up costs.
- Carriage fees set to see correctionCarriage fees charged by multi-system cable operators (MSOs) from broadcasters is set to see a correction with television monitoring indust...
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