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Sixteen years really taking shape, India takes off the Goods and Services Tax (GST) from July 1, 2017. The Narendra Modi-drove government will initiate the new aberrant expense at the stroke of midnight of June 30 in Parliament. What is GST? The GST is intended to be a bound together aberrant assessment the nation over on items and administrations. In the present framework, charge is exacted at each stage independently by the Union government and the States at different rates, on the full estimation of the merchandise. Be that as it may, under the framework, duty will be required just on the esteem included at each stage. It is a solitary assessment (gathered at numerous focuses) with a full set-off for charges paid before in the esteem chain. Read Also, After Demonetization And GST, What Will Be The Next Big Step By The Narendra Modi Government To Tackle Corruption? Subsequently, the last purchaser will bear just the GST charged by the last merchant in the in

Crisis of Globalisation and the Rise of populism

Today’s rise in nationalism is a reaction by different nations in the world against the prevalent neo-liberal world order and the inequality it promotes. The neoliberal world order the United States created and disseminated around the world after 1945 had globalisation as its hallmark. This globalisation would come to be defined through America’s increasingly prominent economic and military role in the globe. Today, however, this neoliberal system is facing unprecedented challenges, and the seemingly ubiquitous phenomenon of globalisation is under threat from the forces of nationalism not seen since the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991. The era of globalization was wild. It began in the late-1970s, picked up steam throughout the 1980s, then soared through the 1990s and beyond. David M. Smick, a global macroeconomic adviser, is founder and editor of the International Economy magazine and author of “The World Is Curved: Hidden Dangers to the Global Economy.” Lately,

Why Electoral Funding at Present is The Fountainhead of Corruption?

"Leadership is not about the next election, it's about the next upcoming generation.", Simon sinek. As a citizen of India we proud of our Indian Democracy but few of us bother to fund a political party of our choice.. It is very hard to articulate or imagine a present developed or developing political structure or so called 'system' that can do without its political funding, digitizing and institutionalizing parties and election effectively rooted in social, political, economic and cultural cleavages with voter alignments too. Generally, it is crucial that an 'Election Agency' cannot be part and parcel of the government and should be insulate from the governmental influences of any layers or levels. So, it automatically becomes 'Centralised Election Agency'. Such kind of agency may provides the opportunities to learn from the experiences of different sub National elections to the ruling party. i.e., In 2006 West Bengal Assembly Elections..