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    July 14, 2026
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    Direct tax collections rise as corporate and non-corporate tax receipts grow, alongside increased refunds during the fiscal year
    Net direct tax collection increased by 16.40 per cent to over Rs 6.51 lakh crore up to July 13 of the fiscal year. Net corporate tax collection rose by 22 per cent, while net non-corporate tax collection, covering individuals, Hindu undivided families and firms, increased by about 12 per cent. Refunds of Rs 1.22 lakh crore were issued, and gross direct tax collection increased by 16.11 per cent to over Rs 7.73 lakh crore.
    July 14, 2026
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    Export Order Through Subsidiary Expands Railway Equipment Business and Increases Unexecuted International Order Book Beyond Prior Executions
    IC Electricals received a USD 510,000 export purchase order from a United States customer through its subsidiary, Safe Coils India Private Limited. The order increases its unexecuted export order book to USD 1.8 million, representing growth of more than 300% compared with export orders executed during financial year 2025-26. The company manufactures railway electrical and electronic equipment and undertakes turnkey railway electrification projects, including design, supply, erection, testing, and commissioning of 25 kV AC overhead equipment and traction substations. Its forward-looking growth statements remain subject to governmental, economic, political, operational, and technological risks.
    July 14, 2026
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    Excess GST collection requires promoter refund or direct GST claims by eligible homebuyers after credit-note deadlines expire
    Registered real estate promoters must collect GST from homebuyers only at notified rates and refund any excess collection or issue a credit note where legally permissible. If a project is cancelled, an agreement terminated, or an allotment revoked after the statutory credit-note period expires, an eligible unregistered allottee may seek a direct GST refund by obtaining temporary registration through a PAN and filing Form GST RFD-01 with proof of tax payment, supporting documents, and a promoter-issued certificate. Claims must be filed within two years and remain subject to GST verification.
    July 14, 2026
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    India-UK trade pact expands preferential market access, with phased automobile tariffs, procurement rights, origin rules and intellectual-property safeguards
    The India-UK Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement provides duty-free or reduced-duty access for nearly 99% of Indian exports to the UK and phased tariff reductions for specified UK goods entering India. Automobile concessions are subject to quotas and differentiated treatment for conventional, electric, hybrid and hydrogen vehicles. Alcoholic-beverage concessions depend on phased tariff reductions and minimum import prices, while specified products remain excluded. The agreement covers government procurement, stronger intellectual-property enforcement while preserving compulsory licensing, temporary social-security contribution relief for transferred employees, and rules of origin requiring specified production, processing or value addition for preferential tariffs.
    July 14, 2026
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    Wholesale inflation rises as mineral, food, fuel and non-food prices intensify, complicating RBI's inflation-management mandate.
    Wholesale Price Index inflation increased to 9.87 per cent in June 2026, driven by mineral oils, food articles, basic metals, and chemicals. Fuel and power inflation remained elevated, while food and non-food article prices also rose. Retail inflation increased to 4.38 per cent. The Reserve Bank of India primarily considers CPI inflation for monetary policy and is mandated to maintain headline inflation at 4 per cent, with a tolerance range of 2 per cent on either side. Its inflation projection was raised due to higher input costs and the transmission of global energy prices to retail fuel prices.
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    NCLT vacancies and infrastructure gaps remain under review as delays in insolvency resolution plans raise IBC efficiency concerns
    Delays in appointing judicial and technical members to the National Company Law Tribunal, inadequate infrastructure, and concerns over its disposal rate are being considered in suo motu proceedings. The hearing was deferred after the appointment process was reported to be underway. The proceedings followed concerns regarding persistent delays in approving insolvency resolution plans under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, including applications pending before the NCLT for periods ranging from weeks to several years.
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    Synthetic drug trafficking enforcement exposes clandestine Mephedrone laboratories, leading to arrests and seizure of manufacturing equipment under narcotics law
    Interstate synthetic drug trafficking enforcement under the NDPS Act, 1985 led to the dismantling of a sophisticated Mephedrone manufacturing laboratory and the arrest of two alleged chief conspirators during coordinated operations. Officers seized digital machinery, laboratory equipment, heavy glassware, precursor chemicals and safety gear used in illicit MD production. Sustained intelligence and interstate investigation identified a second facility financed and coordinated by a co-conspirator. Simultaneous searches resulted in the second arrest and seizure of the clandestine laboratory's equipment and chemicals, which were taken into possession under the NDPS Act, 1985. Further investigation remains in progress.
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    Wildlife trafficking enforcement targets ivory, endangered species, and transnational smuggling through coordinated operations and CITES-based protections
    Intelligence-led operations targeted organised wildlife trafficking involving endangered and protected fauna, ivory, and other wildlife products. More than 440 protected or endangered animals, approximately 15 kg of ivory articles and elephant ivory, and products including pangolin scales, leopard pelt, seahorse-based articles, and Red Sanders were seized, while 33 persons were arrested or apprehended. Elephant ivory recoveries were referred to the Forest Department for action under the Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972. The Indian elephant is protected under Schedule I, trade in elephants and derivatives is prohibited, commercial ivory trade is restricted under CITES obligations, and ivory imports and exports are prohibited under the Foreign Trade Policy.
    July 14, 2026
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    Reseller cover bids and coordinated supplies sales treated as cartelisation, with penalties and cease-and-desist directions imposed
    The Competition Commission of India addressed cartelisation in the sale and supply of toner, cartridges and other consumables used with print hardware products. Sixteen Tier-2 resellers were identified as having sought and submitted support or cover bids, contrary to Sections 3(3)(d) read with Section 3(1) of the Competition Act, 2002. HP India was identified as playing a central role in the arrangement. Monetary penalties were imposed on HP India, the resellers and relevant officials under Section 48, together with directions to cease and desist from the anti-competitive conduct.
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    Bid-price coordination and tender-participation manipulation in personal system products attract competition-law penalties and cease-and-desist directions.
    HP India and five resellers were found to have engaged in cartelisation in the sale and supply of personal system products. The conduct included dictating bid prices and manipulating reseller participation in GeM tenders by withholding authorisation. The conduct was treated as contravening Sections 3(3)(d) read with Section 3(1) of the Competition Act, 2002. The resellers were found to have acted in collusion with HP India, while officials were treated as liable under Section 48. Penalties and cease-and-desist directions were imposed under the Act.
    July 14, 2026
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    Export Growth Driven by AI Demand as Technology Products, Semiconductors, and Electric Vehicles Lift China's June Trade Performance
    China's exports increased sharply in June, driven by strong external demand associated with the expansion of artificial intelligence. Exports of electric vehicles, semiconductors, and related technology products expanded significantly, while imports also recorded substantial year-on-year growth. Strong export manufacturing helped offset weakness in domestic demand.
    July 13, 2026
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    Cryptocurrency investment fraud allegations trigger PMLA provisional attachment of bank deposits, flats, and commercial shops linked to diverted funds.
    The Enforcement Directorate reported a money-laundering investigation into an alleged cryptocurrency fraud involving ATC Coin. It alleged that investors were induced to contribute funds through assurances of high and assured returns, and that the collections were deposited with Jewria Services Club India before being diverted through accounts of the accused and associated entities. Under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act, bank deposits and Mumbai properties comprising residential flats and commercial shops were provisionally attached.
    July 13, 2026
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    Preferential market access anchors India-US trade negotiations as tariff investigations and bilateral commitments remain under discussion
    India and the United States are progressing negotiations on a framework deal and a bilateral trade agreement focused on preferential market access and comparative tariff advantages. India is engaging with the USTR on Section 301 investigations concerning forced labour and excess industrial capacity. The forced-labour investigation has proposed an additional tariff on imports from India, but the measure remains unfinalised. India has urged resolution through bilateral negotiations rather than unilateral measures. The excess-capacity investigation remains pending, and the eventual trade agreement is expected to address relevant aspects of the bilateral trade relationship, including tariff treatment, market access, and investigation-related issues.
    July 13, 2026
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    Export-control sanctions prohibit routing electronic components to Iran through intermediaries, with conspiracy liability turning on knowledge and assistance.
    US export-control sanctions prohibit the unlawful export of electronic components to Iran through intermediaries or front companies. The reported prosecution concerned allegations that an employee conspired with an Iranian business associate to obtain components for a Tehran-based company whose technology had potential military applications. Prosecutors relied on documents, text messages, photographs, and communications said to show knowledge and assistance, while the defence disputed procurement, the Swiss company's characterization as a front, and proof that components reached Iran. Evidence concerning a specific drone attack was limited to general evidence about the Iranian company and potential military applications.
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    Mandatory securities compliance governs mutual fund redemptions, investor consent, disclosures, due diligence, and trustee responsibilities
    Compliance with securities regulations is presented as mandatory regardless of whether investors ultimately incur losses or receive benefits. Close-ended mutual fund schemes must be redeemed at maturity unless formally rolled over with informed written investor consent and prior disclosure to SEBI. The reported issues also include inadequate due diligence regarding issuers' financial condition, excessive reliance on pledged collateral, delayed disclosures to investors and SEBI, and the trustee company's failure to independently assess regulatory compliance and unitholder interests.
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    Rupee weakness reflects geopolitical risk, crude prices, capital outflows, rising inflation, and widening trade pressures on India
    The Indian rupee weakened against the US dollar amid heightened US-Iran tensions, elevated crude oil prices, a stronger dollar and foreign capital outflows. Pressure on the domestic currency was linked to concerns over India's import bill and risk aversion in global markets, while domestic market recovery and some moderation in crude prices limited the decline. Retail inflation rose above the central bank's four per cent target, and the merchandise trade deficit widened as imports, particularly crude-related imports, increased despite stronger exports.
    July 13, 2026
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    Predicate-offence acquittal removes the foundation for money-laundering proceedings arising from alleged coal-block allocation irregularities
    Money-laundering proceedings under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act depend on the existence of a scheduled offence and identifiable proceeds of crime. Although money laundering is an independent offence, its prosecution cannot survive when the predicate offence forming its foundation has ended in acquittal. The basis for treating property or transactions as proceeds of crime is then removed, making continuation of proceedings for money laundering and company-related liability under the PMLA legally unsustainable. Proceedings may be reopened if the acquittal is later set aside or materially varied.
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      UNITED BREWERIES, WELLA, JIO BP TO LEAD FOR HOUSE OF ROSE PROFESSIONAL'S 2025 INDIA EDITION OF BREAK THE CEILING TOUCH THE SKY®

      April 15, 2025

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      India's most successful organizations and inspirational leaders to convene on Sept 30, 2025 in Mumbai.

      MUMBAI, India, April 14, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- House of Rose Professional Pte Ltd. (HORP), announced today that the 2025 India Edition of Break the ceiling touch the sky® (BTCTTS)- the success and leadership summit for women will be held in Mumbai, India on Sept. 30, 2025. United Breweries the Wella Company and Jio BP are leading as early partners for the summit. HORP also called out India as a priority market for leadership excellence in support of India's status as the fastest growing major economy in the world. The summit will also celebrate the 2025 Break the ceiling touch the sky® Most Inspirational Women in Leadership in India list which will be announced ahead of the summit on Sept 30.

      Break the ceiling touch the sky® is a rapidly growing community of the world's most inspirational female executives across industries. The 2025 India Edition of Break the ceiling touch the sky® offers participating organizations opportunities to: Network and build powerful new business connections; enhance their corporate reputation and employer brand; exchange best practices on leadership, Diversity & Inclusion, and success across industries and train their leadership talent for greater contribution and impact. The summit will include inspirational sharings on the future of work and leadership, the road to the C-suite, global leadership in a complex but interconnected world and also showcase valuable insights from HORP's proprietary global research on gender balance and business impact.

      Research shows that gender- balanced led Companies outperform non gender-balanced led Companies. India has an incredible opportunity ahead of it with under 8% of executive management team members and under 18% of Boards members of Fortune India 500 Companies being female.

      Kavita Singh, Chief Human Resources Officer, United Breweries Ltd., shared, "Our purpose is to brew the joy of true togetherness to inspire a better world. We are pleased to partner with Break the ceiling touch the sky® and support this coming together of so many diverse minds and best practices from the world's best companies and leaders and accelerate gender diversity in the workplace. Our message to women in leadership is to be assertive, and trust in your ability to break barriers. The ceiling isn't as high when you decide to push past it." Pravesh Saha, General Manager, South Asia, Wella Company shared, "Max Amen, Managing Director – UK & Ireland, The Wella Company commented, "At Wella Company, we empower people to look, feel, and be their true selves. As an innovative global leader in the beauty industry, we combine our iconic 140+ years of history and industry expertise with our dynamic growth as a category-leading company. With this in mind, we are immensely proud to continue our partnership with Break the Ceiling Touch the Sky® in India, in our shared mission to enable and inspire people to achieve greater success. Since 2017, we have partnered across multiple regions, reinforcing our commitment to driving positive impact." Nishi Vasudeva, Former Chairman & Managing Director, HPCL and Independent Director on the Boards of L&T Finance, Tata Power Renewable Energy and Crisil and Consultant, House of Rose Professional shared, "The advantages of gender balanced leadership have been extensively documented with the clear takeaway that gender balanced led companies deliver better on business, growth and social impact. The world's largest and most respected Companies are becoming increasingly gender diverse at the top. The sharing of best practices amongst India's most successful leaders at Break the ceiling touch the sky® is an excellent opportunity to invest not just in women, but in sustainable, better businesses." Added Sam Balsara, Chairman, Madison World; "I have been involved as a speaker at Break the ceiling touch the sky® for several years and also honoured to serve as a current Break the ceiling touch the sky® Global Male Champion for Gender Equality. As a premier Media Agency, Madison has a unique role in shaping attitudes and mindset of leaders towards women overall and the continued advancement of women in leadership as a critical enabler of business. I am looking forward to sharing and learning at the 2025 India Edition of Break the ceiling touch the sky®.

      Commented Anthony A. Rose, Chairman and CEO of House of Rose Professional Pte. Ltd. Ltd and author of the book Break the Ceiling Touch the Sky: success secrets of the world's most inspirational women which inspired the summit, "The Break the ceiling touch the sky® summit enables companies to learn rapidly across industries amongst the world's most successful companies (versus reinventing the wheel internally), develop their leaders and accelerate business growth via gender-balanced leadership. We are delighted to be able to contribute to incredible India's growth story via the Break the ceiling touch the sky® summit." Since 2014, Break the Ceiling Touch the Sky® has enabled the success of over 50,000 leaders across over 600 companies globally via 38 international summits and other trainings. House of Rose Professional Pte. Ltd. (HORP) is a leader in global executive development via its Talent (BeliEVE® executive search) Training (Break the ceiling touch the sky® - the success and leadership summit for women) and Transformation (CEOSmith® - reputation, executive excellence and business advisory services for the C-Suite) verticals.

      TO LEAD AS A CORPORATE SPONSOR please email [email protected] TO SIGN AS A PARTICIPATING COMPANY visit https://houseofroseprofessional.com/india-edition-2025/ MEDIA AND CUSTOMER INQUIRIES: Anthony A. Rose at [email protected] Logo - Embedded Media (Disclaimer: The above press release comes to you under an arrangement with PRNewswire and PTI takes no editorial responsibility for the same.). PTI PWR PWR

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