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September 1, 2026
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GST revenue collections show higher gross and net receipts alongside increased refunds and state-level settlement data.
GST revenue collections for August 2026 recorded total gross GST revenue of Rs. 1,99,853 crore, reflecting 14.8% growth over August 2025. Total refunds were Rs. 31,795 crore, including domestic refunds and export IGST refunds processed through ICEGATE. After adjustment of refunds, total net GST revenue was Rs. 1,68,057 crore, representing 8.3% growth. SGST collections and the SGST component of IGST settlement were separately identified for States and Union Territories, with post-settlement SGST aggregating Rs. 95,531 crore.
September 1, 2026
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Trade facilitation and customs preparedness feature in AILBIEA's Silver Jubilee knowledge conference on liquid bulk commerce.
AILBIEA's Silver Jubilee programme focuses on trade facilitation, customs modernisation, GST dispute preparedness and maritime-risk issues affecting liquid bulk trade. The Knowledge Conference includes sessions on the Authorised Economic Operator advantage, next-generation customs technology, GST Appellate Tribunal-era dispute preparedness, and geopolitical risks to sea-borne trade. It also marks the launch of AGS 360, integrating port information, vessel tracking, port-call estimates and maritime intelligence.
September 1, 2026
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Personal guarantor insolvency: repayment plan stayed pending majority determination, with restraint on direct or indirect asset alienation.
Personal-guarantee insolvency proceedings involve a stay on implementation of a repayment plan because the earlier members' views did not produce a clear majority capable of taking effect. The personal guarantor has been restrained from directly or indirectly alienating assets pending further hearing. The dispute follows split views on approval of the plan, claim admission and voting, followed by a third-member opinion that did not resolve the absence of a determinative majority. Creditors dispute the proposed recovery, claim treatment and declared net worth relevant to the guarantees.
September 1, 2026
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Rupee exchange-rate movement reflects portfolio inflows, growth data and possible central-bank support, while crude oil prices constrain gains.
Foreign-exchange market conditions strengthened the rupee by 28 paise to 94.94 against the US dollar, supported by domestic growth, controlled fiscal slippage and portfolio inflows. Possible Reserve Bank of India intervention was also identified as supportive. Higher crude oil prices, weak domestic equities and hawkish US monetary-policy signals were identified as constraints on further appreciation. Foreign investment flows, stronger-than-expected domestic growth and the fiscal-deficit position remained material factors affecting currency conditions.
September 1, 2026
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Money-laundering probe into public service recruitment irregularities examines alleged question-paper leaks, selection manipulation, and laundering through purported CSR donations.
Money-laundering investigation under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act concerns alleged irregularities in Public Service Commission recruitment examinations. Allegations include question-paper leaks, manipulation of candidate selection, and illegal gratification for securing appointments of relatives and favoured candidates. Recruitment rules were allegedly amended to facilitate selection of relatives. Alleged proceeds of crime were collected in cash and routed through layered banking transactions, including through a family-controlled samiti presented as receiving corporate social responsibility donations for a non-existent college.
September 1, 2026
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Personal guarantor settlement scrutiny intensifies as asset alienation is restrained pending review of a disputed creditor repayment proposal.
A five-member special bench found that no clear majority view existed under section 419(5) of the Companies Act and stayed the third member's order that had permitted the proposed recovery. Notices were directed to all parties, and the guarantor was restrained from directly or indirectly alienating property pending further consideration. The dispute concerns approval of a personal guarantor's repayment proposal, treatment of guarantee claims, creditor voting support, assessment of the personal estate, and scrutiny of declared net worth.
September 1, 2026
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Personal insolvency proceedings restrict property alienation while notices issue to parties in the debtor's case.
A five-member special National Company Law Tribunal bench hearing Subhash Chandra's personal insolvency matter issued notices to all parties and restrained him from alienating property directly or indirectly. The restraint applies during the continuing insolvency proceedings and concerns dealings with the relevant property. The procedural measure requires the interested parties to participate in the matter.
September 1, 2026
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Aadhaar authentication alternatives enable eligible farmers with failed fingerprint verification to access loan-waiver benefits after identity verification.
Elderly farmers whose fingerprints cannot be captured for Aadhaar authentication may approach an Aaple Sarkar Seva Kendra with their Aadhaar card and bank passbook. Loan-account details are verified on the scheme portal before authentication is initiated. If authentication fails, the concerned tehsildar verifies identity using the Aadhaar card, bank passbook and 7/12 land record extract. Eligible farmers receive loan-waiver benefits directly in their bank accounts after authentication, identity verification and satisfaction of the scheme's eligibility criteria.
September 1, 2026
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GST collection growth reflected higher domestic and import revenue, while increased refunds moderated net collections during August.
GST collections recorded year-on-year growth in August, with gross receipts reaching about Rs 2 lakh crore. Domestic transaction revenue increased to over Rs 1.37 lakh crore, while import-related revenue rose to Rs 62,604 crore. Refunds increased to Rs 31,795 crore, and net GST collections stood at Rs 1.68 lakh crore after refunds.
September 1, 2026
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Personal insolvency repayment plan faces fresh hearing after a split bench prevents enforcement and restrains guarantor property transfers.
Personal insolvency proceedings were reopened before a five-member special bench after a split view on a repayment plan. As no majority view existed, including that of the third member, no final order was in force and the repayment-plan determination could not be acted upon. Notices were issued to all parties, including dissenting creditors, and the guarantor was restrained from directly or indirectly alienating property pending further consideration. Dissenting creditors also challenged the repayment-plan determination before the appellate tribunal.
September 1, 2026
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Equity market sentiment weakens as higher crude prices, geopolitical tensions and tighter monetary policy expectations curb risk appetite.
Equity-market sentiment weakened as higher crude oil prices, renewed US-Iran tensions, and expectations of prolonged tight US monetary policy reduced emerging-market risk appetite. The Sensex and Nifty declined, while domestic GDP growth above projections offered partial support. Weakness in several Asian markets, a lower US market close, and net foreign institutional equity sales reinforced cautious trading conditions.
September 1, 2026
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Money laundering investigation triggers searches linked to alleged Public Service Commission irregularities, including premises of a former chief minister's assistant.
A money-laundering investigation under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act has led to searches at seven locations in Chhattisgarh in connection with alleged irregularities at the Chhattisgarh Public Service Commission. The search operation includes the premises of K. K. Chandrakar, personal assistant to former Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel. The investigation remains at the search and inquiry stage.
September 1, 2026
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Income-tax return filing: non-audit business and professional taxpayers use applicable forms by prescribed due dates.
August 31, 2026 was the due date for taxpayers having business or professional income who were not subject to audit. Such non-audit taxpayers may use ITR-3, ITR-4, ITR-5 or ITR-7, as applicable. ITR-3 applies to individuals and Hindu Undivided Families with proprietary business or professional income, while ITR-4 is intended for small and medium taxpayers. ITR-5 applies to firms, limited liability partnerships and cooperative societies, and ITR-7 applies to trusts and charitable institutions.
September 1, 2026
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Gold smuggling enforcement targets transit abuse, concealed carriage, and border routes through coordinated seizures and arrests nationwide.
Intelligence-led enforcement against organised gold smuggling resulted in the seizure of over 42 kg of foreign-origin gold and around 10 kg of foreign-origin silver, collectively valued at more than Rs. 65 crore, and the arrest of 25 persons. Operations targeted networks using airport transit routes, airport personnel, land-border corridors, coastal routes, and domestic road transport. Gold was concealed in wax, compound, paste, raw-chain and bar forms, including through body concealment, internally secreted capsules, clothing, and specially created cavities.
September 1, 2026
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Predictive consumption-expenditure framework will use household survey data to support poverty estimation, consumption analysis, and economic planning.
MoSPI and Thapar Institute of Engineering & Technology have entered into a memorandum of understanding for a research study to develop a predictive and analytical framework for monthly consumption expenditure in India. The study will use Household Consumption Expenditure Survey data to estimate Monthly Per Capita Consumption Expenditure at national and state levels, analyse household consumption patterns, and generate evidence relevant to poverty estimation and broader economic planning.
August 31, 2026
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Personal insolvency repayment plans: conflicting views on binding dissenting creditors prompted reconsideration through an expanded adjudicatory bench.
National Company Law Tribunal constituted a five-member bench after conflicting views on a personal insolvency repayment plan left no majority position for a formal order. The central issue is whether creditor approval of the plan binds dissenting creditors and extinguishes their claims against the personal guarantor. One view preserved dissenting creditors' independent recovery rights, while another applied the creditor-approved plan uniformly to all creditors. Disagreement also concerns the Adjudicating Authority's power to examine the resolution professional's report of the creditors' meeting.
August 31, 2026
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Personal insolvency repayment plans raise unresolved questions on dissenting creditors' rights and uniform extinguishment of claims.
Personal insolvency proceedings were referred for fresh adjudication because no majority emerged on the repayment plan. The Technical Member rejected the plan; the Judicial Member confined it to consenting creditors while preserving dissentents' recovery rights; and the Third Member approved it with uniform extinguishment of all creditors' claims. The dispute concerns whether creditor approval under section 115(1) binds dissenting creditors, the effect of section 79(2)(g), and the Adjudicating Authority's power to examine the Resolution Professional's creditors' meeting report.
August 31, 2026
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Rupee exchange-rate support through suspected intervention and FCNR(B) inflows offset pressure from dollar strength and higher crude prices.
Rupee exchange-rate movement reflected a recovery from early losses to close stronger against the US dollar, amid market expectations of Reserve Bank of India support at lower trading levels. Pressure arose from higher US Treasury yields, possible US rate-hike expectations and a broad dollar rally. Suspected intervention, FCNR(B)-related foreign-currency flows and the special USD-INR forex swap facility supported sentiment, while rising crude prices, geopolitical supply risks and foreign institutional equity outflows remained adverse factors.
August 31, 2026
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Income-tax return filing for non-audit business and professional taxpayers closes at midnight, requiring use of applicable forms.
Income-tax return filing for Assessment Year 2026-27 reaches its due date on 31 August 2026 for taxpayers having business or professional income who are not subject to audit. Such taxpayers may file the applicable ITR-3, ITR-4, ITR-5 or ITR-7. ITR-3 applies to individuals and Hindu Undivided Families with proprietary business or professional income, ITR-4 to small and medium taxpayers, and ITR-5 to firms, limited liability partnerships and cooperative societies.
August 31, 2026
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Monthly fiscal accounts track receipt composition, expenditure allocation, tax devolution, interest payments, and major subsidy outgo through July.
Union Government monthly accounts through July 2026 record total receipts comprising net tax revenue, non-tax revenue and non-debt capital receipts, with tax devolution transferred to State Governments. Total expenditure is divided between revenue and capital expenditure. Revenue expenditure includes interest payments and major subsidies.

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Right2Vote eVoting Platform Is Not Only India’s Best Online Voting Technology, But The World’s Best eVoting Technology

November 11, 2025

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India’s Most Trusted eVoting Platform Certified by STQC, ISO & MCA. In the digital era, democracy is evolving, and the way people vote is changing rapidly. However, one thing any democracy will always need is trust in the system. Conducting an election online is easy. Building public trust in that technology is not. That’s where Right2Vote, India’s leading eVoting platform, stands apart. For over a decade, Right2Vote has been redefining how elections are conducted, not just simplifying the process but building confidence in every vote cast. With government-approved certifications, world-class security audits and cutting-edge features, Right2Vote has become the gold standard for digital democracy in India and beyond. Building Trust Through Technology: 10 Years of Innovation Right2Vote isn’t new to eVoting, it has been serving the nation for over 10 years, conducting thousands of elections every year across housing societies, medical associations, cooperative bodies and global organisations. The platform has conducted more than 20,500 elections successfully, demonstrating reliability, security and transparency. What makes Right2Vote stand tall isn’t just the scale of operations, but its commitment to trust and technological excellence. Every feature, every audit, and every update is designed with one goal: to ensure that every voter can trust the process as much as they trust their own ballot. Certified Trust: STQC, ISO, and MCA Approved STQC Certification: CQW Mark of Accuracy and Quality When it comes to security and accuracy, Right2Vote doesn’t just claim it’s certified. The platform is STQC (Standardisation Testing and Quality Certification) certified not once, not twice, but thrice, with the prestigious CQW mark. The STQC certification is issued by MeitY (Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology), Government of India, and is one of the toughest audits for any eVoting platform to pass. It verifies that the platform meets the highest standards of software accuracy, reliability, security and data integrity. Being STQC Certified with CQW Mark means Right2Vote is a Certified Quality Website (Level 2), ensuring every voter interaction, data exchange, and result computation meets government-grade standards of security and transparency. This is not just a paper certificate. It’s a badge of trust, representing years of continuous improvement, robust security practices and flawless execution. ISO 27001 Certification: The Global Security Benchmark Right2Vote is also ISO 27001 Certified, an internationally recognised standard for information security management systems. This certification ensures that data confidentiality, integrity, and availability are maintained at all times. From encryption protocols to access controls and disaster recovery mechanisms, every element of Right2Vote’s architecture complies with global security standards, the same benchmarks used by top banks and multinational corporations. MCA Approval: Legally Recognised for Elections Right2Vote is approved by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA), Government of India, for conducting elections. This legal recognition makes it the only fully compliant and government-approved eVoting platform for formal and statutory elections, including those under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC), Company Act elections, and association elections. In a country where digital trust is still evolving, being MCA-approved means Right2Vote isn’t just secure, it's legally credible. CERT-IN Empanelled Audit: Cybersecurity at Its Best Right2Vote is also audited by CERT-IN empanelled cybersecurity agencies, ensuring its network and application infrastructure are secure from vulnerabilities. These audits include: • Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing (VAPT) • Application Security Audit • Cloud Server Vulnerability Assessment Every audit ensures that the platform’s cloud environment, databases and APIs are shielded against the latest cyber threats, giving clients full confidence that their elections are protected by government-grade cybersecurity. Beyond Voting: Smart Features That Redefine Digital Elections Right2Vote has not only solved the logistical problem of physical voting but also added layers of innovation that make the voting experience transparent, convenient, and verifiable. 1. AI Face Detection & Voter Selfie This unique feature ensures that the person casting the vote is the actual registered voter. Using advanced AI-based facial recognition and voter selfies, Right2Vote eliminates impersonation, bringing biometric-level authenticity to online elections. 2. Secret Ballot and Audit Trail Every vote remains confidential while maintaining a complete digital audit trail. This allows administrators to verify the integrity of results without compromising voter privacy. 3. Instant Result Calculation Forget manual counting. Right2Vote automatically tabulates results instantly and accurately, eliminating human errors or manipulation. 4. Voter Receipt and Team/Board Voting Each voter receives a secure receipt after casting their vote. The system also allows voting on multiple items in elections in a single session. This feature is very helpful for board meeting voting, committee elections, and association elections. 5. 24/7 Support and Cloud-Based Reliability Right2Vote’s cloud-based architecture ensures smooth voting even under heavy load. With 24x7 customer support, administrators and voters get instant help whenever needed. Case Study: Indian Cultural Centre (ICC) Doha, Qatar A shining example of Right2Vote’s global reach and credibility is the Indian Cultural Centre (ICC), Qatar election. The election was conducted using Right2Vote’s platform, integrating advanced features like Voter Selfie. The election was completed flawlessly, with record participation and zero disputes, setting a global example for how technology can unite communities beyond borders. And this is just one example. Right2Vote has been associated with over 1200+ associations in India and abroad, including embassies, NRI organisations and professional bodies. Why Right2Vote Is the Best Choice for Association Elections in India From resident welfare associations (RWAs) to national medical bodies, Right2Vote has become the first choice for associations that value transparency, simplicity and legal compliance. The platform’s user-friendly interface, combined with affordable pricing and iron-clad security, makes it perfect for associations of any size. Whether it’s a small housing society in any city or a national-level medical federation, every voter can participate securely from their phone, laptop or tablet. Right2Vote’s core features are secret ballot, audit trail, voter receipt, instant result calculation, and multi-post elections, making it a complete digital election solution trusted across India. Trusted by Housing Societies and Cooperative Bodies Across India In India, housing societies, cooperative societies, and resident welfare associations (RWAs) have embraced Right2Vote as their go-to eVoting platform. The reason? Ease of use, transparency, and cost-effectiveness. Residents can vote securely from home, results are instant, and there’s no chance of manipulation. Society administrators save days of manual work while ensuring fairness and participation. From Mumbai to Kolkata, Bangalore to Delhi, Right2Vote has become synonymous with smart, paperless, and trustworthy society elections. Why NRI Associations Trust Right2Vote For Non-Resident Indian (NRI) associations, Right2Vote is a game-changer. It eliminates geographical barriers, allowing members from across continents to participate in their organisation’s elections securely and conveniently. Certified by STQC and MeitY, and approved by the MCA, Right2Vote provides end-to-end encryption, multiple-factor authentication, geo-tagging, and detailed audit trails, ensuring 100% transparency. Organisations like the Embassy of India (Doha), Qatar Tamizhar Sangam, Indian Business Alliance (Russia), Arcadia Community Centre (UK), Telugu Association of Australia etc. have successfully used Right2Vote to conduct global-scale elections. This international trust shows that Right2Vote’s technology isn’t just India’s best; it is globally respected. Right2Vote: The Preferred Platform for Medical Associations Medical associations and professional medical bodies across India consistently choose Right2Vote for their elections, from selecting Presidents and Vice Presidents to Board Members. The platform supports team or board elections, ensuring multiple positions can be contested in a single, seamless session. Doctors and healthcare professionals, often pressed for time, can vote securely from anywhere, using any device. With its cloud-based, mobile-friendly interface, STQC certification, ISO security, and CERT-IN audited systems, Right2Vote guarantees smooth, transparent, and tamper-proof elections. Add 24x7 customer support and real-time monitoring, and it’s clear why the medical community trusts Right2Vote above all. India’s Best eVoting Platform for IBC Cases Right2Vote is also India’s most trusted and government-approved eVoting platform for IBC (Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code) cases. Certified by STQC (MeitY) and approved by the MCA, it’s trusted by over 800 Insolvency Professionals (IPs) and leading firms like PwC, EY, KPMG, Deloitte and Alvarez & Marsal. Designed for IBC-specific needs, the platform offers: • Weighted voting • OTP-based secure login • Automatic result computation based on vote share • Full admin control and real-time tracking • Instant results in PDF and Excel format Right2Vote also integrates video conferencing and eAuction services, offering a one-stop digital governance solution. With its robust infrastructure and government validation, it’s no surprise that Right2Vote is the No. 1 eVoting platform for IBC cases in India. Why Right2Vote Is Not Just India’s Best, But the World’s Best eVoting Platform Right2Vote isn’t just another tech company. It’s a mission-driven platform designed to strengthen democracy, one secure vote at a time. What sets it apart globally is its unique combination of: • Government-certified security (STQC, ISO 27001, CERT-IN, MCA) • Proven reliability (20,500+ elections conducted) • Global reach (1200+ associations worldwide) • Innovative trust-building features (AI-face Detection, Voter-selfie, audit trails) • Affordable pricing and dedicated customer support While many platforms claim to make online voting easy, Right2Vote makes it trustworthy. It blends technology, transparency, and trust, the three pillars of a true democracy. Conclusion: Right2Vote The Future of Digital Democracy In a world where democracy increasingly depends on technology, trust is the new currency. Right2Vote has earned that trust not through marketing, but through years of consistent performance, government certifications and technological innovation. Whether it’s a housing society voting, an association election, an NRI association poll, or an IBC case involving corporate creditors, Right2Vote delivers secure, compliant and transparent elections every single time. That’s why today, Right2Vote isn’t just India’s No. 1 eVoting platform, it's the world’s most trusted and advanced online voting technology service provider. (Disclaimer: The above press release comes to you under an arrangement with NRDPL and PTI takes no editorial responsibility for the same.). PTI

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