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Congress has promised to carry out a socio-economic census in its electoral manifesto. This census, it states, will be conducted for all citizens across the country. In its manifesto, the Congress has also guaranteed the...

The former RBI governor also said there needs to be a thorough examination to identify groups who have not benefited from the growth of economy

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has strongly criticised the Congress again on its push for redistribution of wealth through measures such as inheritance tax, calling them "dangerous problems disguised as solutions."

Says these policies sow discord and block every road to equity

New Delhi, April 29 (IANS) It was a moment of distress for 79-year-old Rajni Dhar when the cacophony over the inheritance tax during a news show took her back several decades to the painful memories of her birthplace, Kashmir. Her family and many others f

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in an exclusive interview with News18, said that the BJP/NDA would neither consider, nor implement wealth redistribution or an inheritance tax

No government is formed to do bad, it wants to do good. Some people know how to do good for others, some people wait for good things to happen. I am a person who believes in working hard and getting things done, says PM Modi.

New Delhi, April 29 (IANS) Surjit Bhalla, a well-known economist, author and columnist, in an exclusive interview with IANS, shared his views on a spectrum of issues ranging from economic, social and political issues besides also forecasting a whopping 32

The echoes of the past linger; the 2019 elections saw Mani Shankar Aiyar’s caustic remarks towards Prime Minister Modi, which many believe cost the Congress dearly. It seems history may be repeating itself

Indian Overseas Congress chairman Sam Pitroda’s remark that the inheritance tax in the US was an idea that could be debated and discussed in India too snowballed into a controversy with the BJP stating that the Congress would redistribute the wealth of Indians if it was voted to power.