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Gruha Jyothi Scheme: Tenants Struggle to Update Gruha Jyothi Details When Shifting Houses | Mysuru News

Discover the challenges faced by tenants in updating their Gruha Jyothi details when shifting houses. Learn how to overcome this issue and ensure continued benefits under the scheme.

EV Battery Charging At Public Stations To Attract 18% GST: Karnataka ARR

Charging electric vehicles (EV) batteries at public stations will attract 18% GST, Karnataka Authority for Advance Ruling said

gst: Charging your EV at public charging stations? Get ready to pay GST

In a blow to EV customers, an AAR order says charging electric batteries at public stations amounts to supply service and will attract GST.

Ev Charging Stations: Charging your EV at public charging stations? Get ready to pay GST, ET Auto

Ev Charging Stations: Karnataka ruling imposes 18% GST on EV charging at public stations, may impact adoption and EV ecosystem. Industry calls for collaborative efforts to craft suitable GST framework for charging stations.

CAG report finds lapses in power sector PSUs in Karnataka

CAG report finds lapses in power sector PSUs in Karnataka Updated: Updated: Share Article AAA The Comptroller and Auditor General of India report, tabled in the Assembly on Wednesday, has found many lapses in the functioning of power sector PSUs in Karnataka. According to it, six PSUs incurred a loss of ₹2,928.68 crore in the year ending 2019. The major PSUs that saw losses were Raichur Power Corporation Ltd. (₹1,251.3 crore), Karnataka Power Corporation Ltd. (₹992.06 crore), Chamundeshwari Electricity Supply Corporation Ltd. (₹209.35 crore), and Gulbarga Electric Supply Company Ltd. (₹472.63 crore). Five PSUs earned a profit, with the major contributors being Hubli Electricity Supply Company Ltd. (₹690 crore) and Karnataka Power Transmission Corporation Ltd. (₹212.14 crore).