According to the economic survey 2017 – 2018, the income tax department is the biggest litigant but losses 85% of cases. Moreover, claims of work 4.7% of DGP are stuck in tax litigation, impacting the investment private as well as the public. Reasons for high tax litigations:- Complex tax laws – make it ambiguous to […]
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In India urban areas are considered as “engines of inclusive economic growth”. According to 2011 census 31% of population lived in urban areas, this is estimated to grow to 60% by 2030. Indian cities have been infamously given the title of ‘overgrown villages’ because of lack of proper infrastructure and accessibility to basic services. In
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Northeast India although blessed with one of the best scenic beauties, water resources and Himalayan ecosystem including pleasant climate, yet this remained underdeveloped for longer. Issues of North East- Different geographical terrain. Poor connectivity to maintained and neighbouring SEASON am unities. Meagre population density and huge investments lead to stress with to capital-output ratio. Migration
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Lately, there has been a significant rise in the population of tiger, thanks to interview convention political such as Majeet tiger, integrated wildlife development. But there has also been the rise of man-animal conflict that demands policy action: Decreasing habitant grounds such as grazing and breeding grounds have led to a regular encounter among tigers
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Reports have suggested nearly 50% of the country is currently facing drought with at least 16% falling in the exceptional and extreme category. In light of the above statement, discuss the significance of groundwater recharge. What are the challenges being faced in India with respect to it and what needs to be done? A recent
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CAUSES OF DEPRIVING LIVERBILITY WEAK INSTITUTIONAL MECHANISM – 74th CAA called for Ward committees, District Planning Committee. Municipal planning Committee which has not been implementing Municipal Bodies doesn’t have FINANCIAL AUTONOMY. UNDEFINED BOUNDARIES – Ex. Delhi which as it grows even occupied Gurgaon and Noida. HERITAGE OF PAST CONSTRUCTION – Delhi is a medieval time
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