From September 2020 to October 2022, as many as 70 anti-dumping and countervailing duties recommendations of the commerce ministry were rejected out of 120.
From September 2020 to October 2022, as many as 70 anti-dumping and countervailing duties recommendations of the commerce ministry were rejected out of 120.
The rejection rate of the commerce ministry’s recommendations to impose anti-dumping and countervailing duties on different imported products by the finance ministry has gone up substantially between September 2020 to October 2022, according to a report. The report of the ‘Centre for Digital Economy’ also said that the rejections are almost invariably without giving any reasons.
The rejection rate of the commerce ministry’s recommendations to impose anti-dumping and countervailing duties on different imported products by the finance ministry has gone up substantially between September 2020 to October 2022, according to a report. The report of the ‘Centre for Digital Economy’ also said that the rejections are almost invariably without giving any reasons.
The rejection rate of the commerce ministry’s recommendations to impose anti-dumping and countervailing duties on different imported products by the finance ministry has gone up substantially between September 2020 to October 2022, according to a report. The report of the ‘Centre for Digital Economy’ also said that the rejections are almost invariably without giving any reasons.
The rejection rate of the commerce ministry’s recommendations to impose anti-dumping and countervailing duties on different imported products by the finance ministry has gone up substantially between September 2020 to October 2022, according to a report. The report of the ‘Centre for Digital Economy’ also said that the rejections are almost invariably without giving any reasons.
Of all those who are illiterate in the world, 37 percent are in India. India is a country with the largest number of illiterates at 287 million. Of all those who are illiterate in the world, 37 percent are in India. India is a country with the largest number of illiterates at 287 million.
Credit Suisse experienced a significant boost in their shares on Thursday morning, increasing by over 30%, following their announcement of borrowing up to 50 billion Swiss Francs from the Swiss National Bank. This came after the Saudi national bank, the top investor, revealed it could no longer provide….
The collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature: Short sellers warned of trouble since January, yet the US government’s delay in action led to panic, impacting startups and funding globally. Let’s hope this doesn’t trigger a recession. Government must step in to prevent further collapses.
The collapse of America’s 16th Largest Bank: The U.S. government’s fiscal imprudence during the pandemic led to inflation. To curtail inflation, the Fed hiked their rates, which affected the bank’s investments in government bonds.
This Union Budget 2024 continued on the path to enabling increased allocation to digital infrastructure, including Digital Platform Infrastructure, thus ensuring that the Indian economy accelerates towards a lower cost, higher efficiency, competitive economy.
LED light bulbs are nowhere close to their promised life of 20 years. There is grounds for suspicion that perhaps this industry has fallen back to the days of the infamous Phoebus cartel, which ensured that the old filament-based light bulb’s lifespan was reduced from 2,500 hours to 1,200 hours.
The weaponization of AI would require a different set of defences to be set up. The same needs to be worked upon on an immediate basis.
Discover the importance of income generation capabilities and the potential for gig workers. Get an in-depth analysis of the issues surrounding data collection and its impact on the Indian economy.
Budget 2023 is no ordinary budget. Rather, it’s a landmark budget that has the potential to pitchfork India into the big league.
Grant Thornton webinar on ‘Decoding Union Budget 2023’ as we unlock #Budget2023 and share our perspective on India’s economy, key tax and policy announcements, and their impact on sectors/industries. Get insights on how the announcements impact you and your business.
All eyes on Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman as she gears up to deliver the 2023 Union Budget speech. Given that it is the last full Budget of this government before the elections in 2024, Budget 2023 is expected to have a hint of populism. Reports suggest that some income tax relief may be on the cards, in particular tweaking of the income tax regime slabs as also reconsidering basic exemption limits.
A smart building is a structure that interconnects various technologies available in the space to better understand how the building is operating and to optimize the building’s use of resources, including energy, water, and other utilities.
PM Narendra Modi’s clear message to chief secretaries of states on ending mindless compliance and removing redundant laws & rules that is slowing down India’s journey on unprecedented reforms.
Union Minister of Commerce and Industry Piyush Goyal and his Bangladesh counterpart Tipu Munshi held a discussion regarding the settlement of trade in Indian rupees in New Delhi on Thursday. The two countries are likely to develop a free trade agreement (FTA) soon.
RBI’s digital currency went live. Digital rupees, or e-rupees, are electronic versions of sovereign currencies issued by the RBI. Retail digital rupee can provide access to safe money for payment and settlement as it is a direct liability of the central bank, believes the reserve bank of India.
Dr. Jaijit Bhattacharya opinion on whether crypto is a safe investment or not? at NewsX – The Roundtable With Priya Sahgal
India moved a step closer to getting 5G services with the auction of 5G spectrum. If all goes well, 5G services will be launched by the end of the year, propelling this country into the same or similar league comprising 5G nations.
Billionaire Elon Musk has rustled up $44 billion to buy social networking and microblogging site twitter. He will oversee his new empire with no board to oversee what he does or how he does it. That could be problematic for India, argues Jaijit Bhattacharya, president of the Centre for Digital Economy Policy.
“There is no jurisdiction of Indian govt on certain aspects of cryptocurrency,”: @jaijit , President, Centre for Digital Economic Policy Research to @RohitWellington.
In Stalwarts Speak, IIPA Faculty speaks to the eminent personalities associated with the Government of India who have been an integral part of the project or a process of bringing reforms in various sectors of welfare.
Indian and Australian governments have fast tracked the FTA which was pending from more than ten years and has created a golden opportunities for Indian manufacturers.
According to the latest updates on cryptocurrencies, top RBI officials have told a parliamentary panel on finance that cryptocurrencies can lead to dollarization of the part of the economy.
‘CRYPTOS POSE THREAT TO FINANCIAL SYSTEM’: RBI “You don’t have control over these foreign currencies,” said @jaijit, President, Centre for Digital Economic Policy Research to Mirror Now’s @RohitWellington
Celebrating India’s Tech Innovators: Indian Tech Services & Contribution to GDP- How will tech blockchain & AI Impact us? Is software services- India’s growth pill?
“No one is saying we must have a surveillance State. The question is where do we draw the line…, ” says CEO Zerone Microsystems – Jaijit Bhattacharya
Twitter owner Elon Musk has indicated a ‘slight cost’ for Governments and commercial users. The tweets might come with a price tag. Is it time for Twitter to become a paid social media platform?
Decoding The Metaverse | The Roundtable With Priya Sahgal | NewsX
Budget 2022: 75 digital banking units to be set up across 75 districts
Dr. Jaijit Bhattacharya President, Centre for Digital Economy Policy Research said, “A Budget that is high on technology focus and technology led provisioning of services to vulnerable sections. The focus on digital economy through focus on start-ups, auctioning of 5G spectrum and GovTech adoption would surely boost the economy. Overall a Budget that is clearly forward looking.”
From Digital Rupee to digital university: Budget 2022 was all about digitisation
“A budget that is high on technology focus and technology-led provisioning of services to vulnerable sections. From central Bank digital currency (CBDC) to using farm stalk for firing coal power plants which will reduce pollution, the budget appears to put high focus on technology adoption in all sectors. This is a very positive aspect.”
It’s time to regulate regulations in India to boost startups
Startups by definition challenge the boundary of current regulatory frameworks.However, nations that have been flexible from a regulatory perspective have had larger number high impact startups.
Why regulating cryptocurrencies is a big challenge for govt
With so many challenges, regulating cryptos becomes a tough job. On the other hand, it is also difficult to ban the march of technology.
Government to take decision on cryptocurrencies soon, does it imply ban?
Government to take decision on cryptocurrencies soon,How to regulate it and prevent from illlegal uses like money laundering etc.
India Internet Governance Forum: The what and why
Starting in a week, the India Internet Governance Forum of IndiaIGF.in is critical as it will provide a platform to debate the significant issues that hamper the growth of the Internet in India.
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Pegasus judgment: Why SC panel has a tough job at hand
The Supreme Court passed a direction to have a three-member committee to continue the probe into the case. It is important to understand the ramifications of this direction and the larger impact of the Pegasus snooping issue.
IGF: In celebration of the Internet
India IGF is being held in the second week of November, under the aegis of the UN IGF. The platform has been host to fierce digital geopolitics that has protected the freedom of the Internet and has defined how we use it for our work and life. India IGF will contribute significantly to internet governance.
Digital policy think tank Centre for Digital Economy Policy Research has written to the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) and Ministry of Electronics and IT (MeitY) seeking a ban on Snack Video, a short-video app, owned by Chinese internet firm Kuaishou Technology Co.
IIGF to bring all stakeholders of internet governance on a single platform
Curtain-raiser event of IIGF concluded with interesting insight into Roadmap for Digitisation in India.A joint initiative of Ministry of Electronics & IT,NIXI and multistakeholder group, the event was a precursor to institution of IIGF formed in conformance to IGF-Paragraph 72 of Tunis Agenda of UN based Internet Governance forum.
Gatishakti: Digitising the power of speed
It is critical to roll out digital infrastructure along with the Gatishakti program so as to be able to support the growth of the country. Not doing so would be an enormous economic loss for the nation.
Games people play: Should online gaming and gambling be banned or regulated?
Many state governments have been on a spree to ban online gaming. However, one of the bans has been overturned by the court and in other cases, the government is considering regulatory frameworks that make online gaming safer. Regulating online games is a challenge globally.
Why US automakers’ withdrawal from Indian market rings alarm bells
What should be of greater concern to the Americans is not the withdrawal of its military from Afghanistan but the exit of its automakers from the Indian market. It may be an indicator of the weakening of the competitiveness of US manufacturing.
PUBG, Tiktok are banned but back under new names
Chinese apps banned last year in the wake of clashes in Ladakh, are making a stealthy come back. So whether it’s PUB-G or TikTok, both are back under different names with different IP addresses to conceal their common Chinese ownership. The alarming issue here is the Chinese government’s crackdown on its tech companies that has seen many of them come under the direct control of the communist party. This has broadened the nature of the threat India faces.
What can government do to prevent suicides taking place due to financial hopelessness?
India decriminalized suicides in 2019. The major thing to be understood is we should not shy mental illness. Different groups in the society comes together to sort it out through various helplines. It is always better to seek help rather than suffering aloneKnow all about suicide prevention from the experts.
Blockchain,Bitcoin and NFT's
President C-DEP shares his views on blockchain ,bitcoin and NFT’s.What is the relevance of NFT’s in India, Future of NFT’s,Are NFT’s threat or gift? Future of Cryptic,How does one invest in Bitcoins?
Twitter Accounts Of Congress Leaders Locked
Twitter has locked the official accounts of the Congress Party and several leaders of the party for allegedly violating the site’s policy. Official Twitter handles of several Congress leaders were locked. Rahul Gandhi had tweeted the picture in which rape case victim’s mother’s face was visible. Rahul Gandhi’s account was locked by Twitter for violating its policy.
Talk To Bhupen: Madras HC Allows Online Betting Games
The Madras high court on Tuesday quashed the blanket ban imposed on online betting games by the erstwhile AIADMK government ‘in its entirety’ calling it irrational and excessive.
Israel unleashes India’s Watergate
In this edition of the subcontinent we are going to talk about revelations about the Indian government using an Israeli military-grade spyware to hack into phones and other digital devices of dozens of citizens and high-ranking officials and we shall take a look at The repercussions of the Pegasus scandal for Modi’s administration following allegations of treason and compromising national security.
France, Israel Order Enquiries Into Pegasus Snoopgate; Why Can't India Follow Suit?
Amnesty said it “categorically stands by the findings of the #Pegasus project”. France andIsrael ordered enquiries into the snooping allegations. Now the question is why can’t India
follow suit?
Pegasus Row: Journalists, Politicians Allegedly Snooped On. Is Privacy A Thing Of The Past?
Journalists, opposition leaders, even Union Ministers have allegedly been snooped on. Is privacy a thing of the past? Are we all
vulnerable? Is this India’s Watergate moment? Or do we need to wait for a probe?
In association with Keiretsu Forum, Fox Mandal is organizing an event to deliberate on impact of Union Budget-2021. Apart from Budget analysis from the direct and indirect tax perspective, the event would also have a panel discussion focusing on Startups and early-stage investments.
Dr. Jaijit Bhattacharya’s session from our June RTI event on social media where he challenges us with questions that are palpably relevant in our highly automated world where both messaging and responses are driven by bots, how does one manage social media? How does one only organically engage with so many people? How does one think of new content on continuous basis? How does one manage trolling?
President C-DEP shares his views on the Intrapreneurship and discusses how it can have a bit impact on the society.
“We should be able to bounce back quickly”: Dr. Jaijit Bhattacharya, President, C-DEP
President C-DEP shares his views on the Intrapreneurship and discusses how it can have a bit impact on the society.
President C-DEP shares his views on the privacy issues of Whatsapp.
President C-DEP shares his views on the Evolution of Payments Acceptance Infrastructure in a virtual conference on digital money payments council of India.
President, C-DEP shares his views on the third round banning instituted by GoI on 43 Chinese mobile applications. The government had previously on June 29th and September 2nd banned several apps citing concerns that applications were significant threat to national security and privacy of the user.
President, C-DEP presents his views on the banned Chinese app, Kwai, continuing to operate in India despite being banned. C-DEP had earlier made a representation to MeitY that details the operational nature and background of the application.
President, C-DEP shares his view on business conditions during COVID and post COVID and steps to revive India’s economy & businesses post Covid19.
Dr. Jaijit Bhattacharya shares his views on how India can stay away from Digital Monopolies. Digital monopolies have an impact on India’s technological sovereignty.
President, C-DEP, talks about the approach taken towards the handling of the pandemic and its impact on the industry. Today, As healthcare systems are overburdened in controlling the rise in cases daily, people continue to remain unaware of its ease of spread.
Dr Jaijit Bhattacharya discusses COVID 19 has brought a huge advantage ahead before all of us to deal with urgent necessities related to both health and economy of our nation requiring unstructured action and coordination at all levels of state center in the industry who are working at community level and with the state center and local administration at the policy level.
Dr Jaijit Bhattacharya discusses how digitalisation has changed the contours of the payment ecosystem, latest trends and forces that is enabling India to become an exciting payments hotspot globally. They also discuss the much needed business models, factors and frameworks required to support mass adoption of e-payments in the country.
Dr Jaijit Bhattacharya discusses how manufacturing industries went down over the decade. If any country has to grow , great push has to be given to manufacturing sectors, witch will not only add to the GDP but provide employment to large population. Rather with use of AI Govt should proactively support the entrepreneurs who are incrementally progressing.
India supports more than half of the world’s technology-related outsourcing requirements and our limited supply of skilled AI talent is alarming. President, C-DEP, was invited to a virtual round-table discussion to share ideas and predictions on how equipped India is to embrace AI.
President, C-DEP shares his views on the India-Australia Cybersecurity cooperation in context of deteriorating geopolitical space, especially due to conflicts emanating from China and issues related to 5G.
President C-DEP talks about the scenarios for growth and recovery past Covid-19 pandemic, and structural impact from the unfolding crisis.
Jaijit Bhattacharya, the director of the Centre for Digital discusses on the transfer from dependence on the conventional use of the fossil fuels to more sustainable clean and green energy.
Dr Jaijit Bhattacharya speaks on the topic of India’s true independence and sovereignty with technology. He speaks about technological colonization that feeds disproportionate economic profits to a few through patents and treaties. Unless we, as a nation, take control of technologies in play and take the lead in organic technological advances, we will not gain control over our destiny.
Jaijit Bhattacharya, the director of the Centre for Digital discuss COVID-19 fast forwarding digital technology. The conversation looks at the new normal of surveillance, tracing and tracking and what it means in a post-pandemic democratic country as well as how the digital divide needs to be narrowed.
Jaijit Bhattacharya, the president of the Centre for Digital discuss COVID-19 discusses about the cyber security to have a secure government or a secure organization.
Dr Jaijit Bhattacharya, President, Digital Economy Policy Research Centre and CEO & Founder, Zerone Microsystems Pvt Ltd gives us an insight into how to create a planned approach to integrate new technology and innovation in the establishment of smart cities in India and learning more about the importance of design and planning in the implementation of new technology in India.
Newland Global Group CEO Dipen Rughani in conversation with Dr Jaijit Bhattacharya – President, Centre for Digital Economy Policy Research
Jaijit Bhattacharya tells @shreyadhoundial on EpicentrePlus that Polymer becomes cheaper over time. With the rampant use of anti-biotics, there has been cases of resistant bacteria like TB.
Jaijit Bhattacharya talks about the Making a shift to digital transformation approach: PSU IT Forum 2018.
Jaijit Bhattacharya, discusses the following questions: Has India ensured data security? Is our national security & sovereignty at stake? Are users’ contact lists, details & text messages being leaked? Is data security integral aspect of defence?
Jaijit Bhattacharya, Partner – Strategy and Economics, KPMG in India discusses key highlights of the Union Budget 2018-19.
Corporates are expecting rationalization of DTC in the upcoming Union Budget 2018-19, says Jaijit Bhattacharya, Partner, Strategy and Economics, KPMG in India. watch the video for more of his expectations.
Jaijit Bhattacharya tells fiscal incentives in terms of tax breaks needs to be put into place for those who are bringing in the funds the current tax regime needs to be further rationalized.
Jaijit Bhattacharya, Partner Infrastructure & Government Services, KPMG in conversation with Chahat Jain of BWBusinessworld says we clearly need a dramatic development in the highway infrastructure. “There are very insignificant numbers of expressways without the expressways coming in the connectivity between cities will always be a major challenged”, he said.
Jaijit Bhattacharya discusses about the policies which essentially look at sensors application and decision making. There is a focus and incentive on exports of IOT from India and exports of all kinds including sensors itself that is a 15 billion dollar industry by 2020.
Where are we heading when we are talking about Smart City?: Jaijit Bhattacharya, Partner Infrastructure & Govt. Services – KPMG at 15th Star Nite Awards 2016
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Jaijit Bhattacharya discusses that the city needs to understand what people want and need to deliver it before the people asking for it and that’s what makes the city more efficient.
The Urban Debate will find out if the Finance Minister’s urban development allocation in the upcoming budget will actually improve your commute?
Short Note on ‘Issues in Governance : IIMnetWORK @ Delhi Apr 2016 Speaker : Dr. Jaijit Bhattacharya (Partner at KPMG, President of Centre for Digital Economy Policy Research)
Jaijit Bhattacharya said that energy is the lifeblood for any economy and India is now the fastest-growing largest economy in the world. There are large very ambitious programs that have been adopted by the by the government in this space.
elets Smart City 2015 – Smart Energy and Sustainable Environment, GIS & Surveying for Smart Cities – Jaijit Bhattacharya, Government Transformation Expert and Partner, KPMG
Jaijit Bhattacharya’s views on Preferential Market Access (PMA) Policy along with Secretary IT, Mr. J. Satyanarayana
Jaijit Bhattacharya talks about the political landscape in India and minority who behave in a specific manner from a political perspective.
Jaijit Bhattacharya talks about the political landscape in India and minority who behave in a specific manner from a political perspective.
Jaijit Bhattacharya talks about the political landscape in India and minority who behave in a specific manner from a political perspective.
Jaijit Bhattacharya talks about the political landscape in India and minority who behave in a specific manner from a political perspective.