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The National Restaurant Association of India (NRAI) has requested the excise department to extend the serving hours for bars in Noida until 3am. Curre

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India Unfair Labor Practices and Employment Termination Updates

Recent case laws on employment termination demonstrate a critical shift in the judicial mindset on dealing with claims or unlawful termination or unfair labour practices by employers. Employers are advised to watch out for this space as the new labour codes unfold in India.

Creating a '24-hour city', upgrading commercial core in Delhi: Main focus of draft Master Plan

Creating a '24-hour city', upgrading commercial core in Delhi: Main focus of draft Master Plan SECTIONS Last Updated: Jun 09, 2021, 07:12 PM IST Share Synopsis Given the rising concerns regarding pollution, shift towards cleaner economies such as information technology (IT), IT-enabled services, knowledge-based and hi-tech industries, entrepreneurial activities, realty market, tourism, hospitality, tertiary healthcare and higher education is envisaged, stated the voluminous draft. The master plan calls for identifying nodes and circuits in the city for continuing work, cultural activity and entertainment at night to attract tourists and locals. Fostering night-time economy as part of a '24-hour city', revitalising the national capital's commercial core including Connaught Place, and shifting wholesale activities from the walled city, are key focus areas of the draft Master Plan of Delhi 2041. Prepared by the Delhi Development Authority (DDA), the draft plan has been put up in public domain on Wednesday inviting suggestions and objections from all stakeholders within 45 days.

Budget 2021 Live Updates: Sitharaman ditches 'Bahi Khata' for 'Made in India' tab; to present paperless budget

Budget 2021 Highlights: Chidambaram lashes out at govt; says migrants, farmers deceived Union Budget 2021 Highlights: Congress leader P. Chidambaram said that the government had only marginally raised health funding, which when adjusted to inflation becomes nil BusinessToday.In | February 1, 2021 | Updated 19:56 IST Union Budget 2021: Although the government has claimed a massive increase of 137 per cent in health allocation in Budget 2021, Congress leader P. Chidambaram lashed out at the Centre saying the figure was just a "conjurer's trick Union Budget 2021 : Although the government has claimed a massive increase of 137 per cent in health allocation in Budget 2021, Congress leader P. Chidambaram lashed out at the Centre saying the figure was just a "conjurer's trick." Chidambaram further said that the government had only marginally raised health funding, which when adjusted to inflation becomes nil.

Budget 2021 Live Updates: Countdown begins; will Nirmala Sitharaman deliver a 'budget like never before'?

Budget 2021 Highlights: Chidambaram lashes out at govt; says migrants, farmers deceived Union Budget 2021 Highlights: Congress leader P. Chidambaram said that the government had only marginally raised health funding, which when adjusted to inflation becomes nil BusinessToday.In | February 1, 2021 | Updated 19:56 IST Union Budget 2021: Although the government has claimed a massive increase of 137 per cent in health allocation in Budget 2021, Congress leader P. Chidambaram lashed out at the Centre saying the figure was just a "conjurer's trick Union Budget 2021 : Although the government has claimed a massive increase of 137 per cent in health allocation in Budget 2021, Congress leader P. Chidambaram lashed out at the Centre saying the figure was just a "conjurer's trick." Chidambaram further said that the government had only marginally raised health funding, which when adjusted to inflation becomes nil.

Budget 2021: What retailers want from Sitharaman's budget?

Budget 2021: What retailers want from Sitharaman's budget? The $854 billion Indian retail sector, which is slowly getting back on track with the opening up of the economy, expects budget to prioritise growth-oriented policies and measures to boost the local economy and help revive retail, saving millions of jobs BusinessToday.In | February 1, 2021 | Updated 05:50 IST RAI has urged the government for formulation and implementation of national retail policy The Indian retail industry, one of the worst affected sectors due to the COVID-19 pandemic, expects Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman to announce measures to improve disposable income of consumers in the Union Budget 2021. The $854 billion Indian retail sector, which is slowly getting back on track with the opening up of the economy, expects budget to prioritise growth-oriented policies and measures to boost the local economy and help revive retail, saving millions of jobs.  

Budget 2021: What industry wants

Budget 2021: What industry wants SECTIONS Last Updated: Jan 26, 2021, 10:32 AM IST Share Synopsis India Inc wants a strong stimulus dose for the pandemic-hit economy in the upcoming budget to help it rebound from the Covid disruption Getty Images Comprehensive relief package for aviation sector India Inc wants a strong stimulus dose for the pandemic-hit economy in the upcoming budget to help it rebound from the Covid disruption. ET looks at the wish list of some key sectors: Higher 25% depreciation rate for passenger vehicles & 2-wheelers Reinstatement of investment allowance for component makers Include EV industry in the priority sector lending category Aviation

RAI Urges Govt to Formulate of National Retail Policy, Allow Retailers to Register Under MSMEs

New Delhi: Ahead of the upcoming union Budget, retailers' body RAI on Friday urged the government for formulation and implementation of national retail policy and let retailers to register under MSMEs to get benefits, saying the industry needs support after almost being squashed during the coronavirus pandemic.