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Ease of doing business still work in progress: Arun Jaitley

24 January 2016 | The Economic Times

Confident of pushing  GDP growth higher and continuing the reforms agenda,  Finance Minister Arun Jaitely  today said one main reform which is still work in progress is 'ease of doing business' in India and steps are under way on that front.

Speaking here at 'The Global Economic Outlook' session on the last day of the WEF Annual Meeting, Jaitley said GST remains very high on the government's priority while the new bankruptcy law is another major reform measure, going ahead.

Read more at: http://articles.economictimes.indiatimes.com/2016-01-24/news/70036527_1_finance-minister-arun-jaitley-gst-faster-pace

Centre should do more to ease rules for doing business: Chandrababu Naidu

22 January 2016 | The Economic Times

Andhra Pradesh chief minister  Chandrababu Naidu  said that the central government should do more to simplify rules for doing business in the country and convince the  Congress to support the  goods and services tax (GST) bill.

Read more at: http://articles.economictimes.indiatimes.com/2016-01-22/news/69989282_1_chandrababu-naidu-andhra-pradesh-modi-government

Health Ministry seeks pharma companies' views on ease of doing business

21 January 2016 | The Economic Times

The ministry of health and family welfare want pharma companies in India to share their views on simplifying the business climate for the industry, a move that comes at a time when drug makers are increasingly coming under the government's scanner for their decisions relating to quality and pricing issues.

Read more at: http://articles.economictimes.indiatimes.com/2016-01-21/news/69961023_1_indian-drug-pharma-industry-pharma-companies

Startup India: Time will test the success of Action Plan

19 January 2016 | The Hindu Business Line

A first look at the Action Plan shows that while there will be ease of doing business, there also will be new revenue streams because of government tenders. But, the success rate will be only known once the Action Plan is implemented, experts believe.

Read more at: http://www.thehindubusinessline.com/economy/macro-economy/startup-india-time-will-test-the-success-of-action-plan/article8124327.ece

Go startups: Government can help by improving India’s ease of business ranking from 130 to 50

18 January 2016 | Times of India

It seems like startups are experiencing something like the Cambrian explosion, where planetary life forms ‘suddenly’ multiplied into an amazing variety.

Government will go out of the way hinted Prime Minister Sh. Narendra modi. The worlds bank ease of doing business reports shows number of days it takes to start a business in India has come down over a decade from 127 to 29, but that still painfully lags 5.6 days in the US.

Read more at: http://blogs.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/toi-editorials/go-startups-government-can-help-by-improving-indias-ease-of-business-ranking-from-130-to-50/

NITI Aayog ,IDFC Institute to conduct survey on “ease of doing business”

17 January 2016 | DNA India

“Ease of doing business” is a major initiative of the government. Towards this end, NITI Aayog, in collaboration with IDFC Institute, is conducting an Enterprise Survey of manufacturing firms, including startups, across all states and union territories," NITI Aayog said in a statement.

It also seeks to identify policy and regulatory hurdles faced by businesses in the states/UTs," the Aayog said.

Read more at: http://www.dnaindia.com/money/report-niti-aayog-idfc-institute-to-conduct-survey-on-ease-of-doing-business-2167008

Make in India: Chinese handset ecosystem players seek ease of doing business in India

13 January 2016 | The Economic Times

Chinese companies in the handset ecosystem space have sought  ease of doing business  in India that could facilitate their active participation in a local manufacturing  to achieve make in India’s ambitious objectives together with Indian counterparts.

Read more at: http://articles.economictimes.indiatimes.com/2016-01-13/news/69735377_1_foxconn-india-electronics-manufacturing-segment-ecosystem

Modi government likely to revamp direct taxes to improve ease of doing business

13 January 2016 | The Economic Times

The  government  is likely to begin a sweeping revamp of  direct taxes in the budget that will be presented next month.

Simplification and  Rationalisation will be the two themes driving the overhaul, which is aimed at improving ease of doing business and also creating a more positive perception of  India’s Tax environment.

Read more at: http://articles.economictimes.indiatimes.com/2016-01-13/news/69735183_1_tax-environment-tax-regime-tax-rate

Andhra Pradesh will become India's growth engine: Jayant Sinha

11 January 2016 | The Economic Times

Assuring all support to Andhra Pradesh, Minister of State for Finance  Jayant Sinha today expressed hope that the state will clock 14-15 per cent GDP rate in coming years to become India's growth engine.

Read more at: http://articles.economictimes.indiatimes.com/2016-01-11/news/69678792_1_growth-engine-andhra-pradesh-gdp-growth-rate

Amid global gloom, India remains a bright exception: Ajay Kanwal, Regional CEO, Asean & South asia, Standard Chartered

11 January 2016 | The Economic Times

what's happened in the last week purely in terms of  Financial markets and the gloomy outlook for most geographies, India is the bright exception.

 

This improving scenario was taken into account in the recent  World Bank  report in which India's ranking in the ease of doing business moved up from 142 to 130.

Read more at: http://articles.economictimes.indiatimes.com/2016-01-11/news/69679038_1_business-study-singapore-asean-south
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