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CGPDTM: CGPDTM Mains Admit Card 2024 Released on dpiit.ntaonline.in, Direct Link - Vimarsana News

CGPDTM: CGPDTM Mains Admit Card 2024 Released on dpiit.ntaonline.in, Direct Link

The Controller General of Patents, Designs, and Trademarks has released the CGPDTM Mains Admit Card 2024.The main examination is scheduled for January 25, 2024, with the goal of filling 553 positions., Education News, Times Now

CGPDTM Mains Admit Card 2024 RELEASED At ipindia.gov.in- Check Steps To Download - Vimarsana News

CGPDTM Mains Admit Card 2024 RELEASED At ipindia.gov.in- Check Steps To Download

NTA has released the admit card for CGPDTM Mains 2024. Candidates can download it from ipindia.gov.in using their registration details. The exam is scheduled for January 25, 2024. 

Source: india.com
Tin-Can Customs Command Sets Ambitious N1.13 Trillion Revenue Target for 2024 - Vimarsana News

Tin-Can Customs Command Sets Ambitious N1.13 Trillion Revenue Target for 2024

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Budget 2024: What next for India's booming tax collections? - Vimarsana News

Budget 2024: What next for India's booming tax collections?

Ahead of the presentation of the 2024-25 interim Budget, Moneycontrol takes a quick look at the state of the Indian economy. Here, we examine developments in the government's tax revenues and how key links may be breaking down – for the better.

MC Policy Next | India may aim for a fiscal deficit of 5.3% for FY25: India Ratings' Pant - Vimarsana News

MC Policy Next | India may aim for a fiscal deficit of 5.3% for FY25: India Ratings' Pant

Former Finance Secretary Subhash Chandra Garg was less optimistic. He said achieving a fiscal deficit target of 4.5 percent by FY26 will be difficult, adding that it will be tough for the central government to contain its fiscal deficit aim to less than 5.5 percent for the next fiscal year.