Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju hosts all-Party meet ahead of Budget Session
Congress MP Gaurav Gogoi raised the issues related to NEET, the alleged misuse of Central agencies like ED and CBI, and the deputy speaker post at the meeting.
Congress MP Gaurav Gogoi raised the issues related to NEET, the alleged misuse of Central agencies like ED and CBI, and the deputy speaker post at the meeting.
Rajya Sabha and Lok Sabha is adjourned again till 2 pm amid the protests by Opposition MPs over various issues.
They pointed towards the Treasury benches and shouted "BJP Ministers and MPs are not allowing the opposition to speak. Not allowing the opposition to express themselves."
BJP President Amit Shah on Thursday lambasted the Congress for the washout of the second half of the Budget Session…
Parliament’s Budget Session ended last week, after the completion of its second part, of five-weeks, although there were doubts if…
The Lok Sabha was adjourned for the day on Monday following uproar over several issues including the multi-crore Punjab National…
Revealing the final date of Goods and Services Tax (GST) implementation, Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley on Saturday said the Bill is on track and it will be implemented by July 1.
“GST Council has cleared the final draft of Central Goods and Services Tax (C-GST) and Integrated Goods and Service Tax (I-GST) law,” Jaitley said, adding “It will be implemented by July 1”.
“Approval of draft of state-GST (S-GST) which is to be cleared by state assemblies is on the anvil,” Jaitley said.
“UT-GST along with SGST will be on lines of CGST law; GST Council to consider them at March 16 meeting,” he added.
Meanwhile, talking about passing the Bill in Parliament, Jaitley said, “C-GST, I-GST and UT-GST law will be taken to Parliament in the second half of Budget Session beginning March 9”.
However, Jaitley added that the “cap rate will be kept at a higher rate and applied rate will be 5, 12, 18, 28 per cent”.
Revealing the final date of Goods and Services Tax (GST) implementation, Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley on Saturday said the Bill is on track and it will be implemented by July 1.
“GST Council has cleared the final draft of Central Goods and Services Tax (C-GST) and Integrated Goods and Service Tax (I-GST) law,” Jaitley said, adding “It will be implemented by July 1”.
“Approval of draft of state-GST (S-GST) which is to be cleared by state assemblies is on the anvil,” Jaitley said.
“UT-GST along with SGST will be on lines of CGST law; GST Council to consider them at March 16 meeting,” he added.
Meanwhile, talking about passing the Bill in Parliament, Jaitley said, “C-GST, I-GST and UT-GST law will be taken to Parliament in the second half of Budget Session beginning March 9”.
However, Jaitley added that the “cap rate will be kept at a higher rate and applied rate will be 5, 12, 18, 28 per cent”.
