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    Goods and Services Tax collections rise on domestic consumption and imports, while elevated import revenue prompts assessment of underlying drivers.
    Goods and Services Tax collections for July increased over the corresponding prior-year period, supported by domestic sales and imports. Gross receipts included Central GST, State GST and Integrated GST, with net GST revenue calculated after adjusting refunds. For the April-July period, gross and net collections also increased. Commentary linked domestic GST growth to consumption, formalisation and industrial activity, while identifying elevated import GST collections as an area requiring assessment of import composition, currency effects and volumes.
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    GST revenue collections show provisional gross, refund and net revenue trends, with State-wise settlement and domestic collection data.
    GST revenue collections for July 2026 are reported provisionally through gross domestic and import revenue, domestic and export-related refunds, and net GST revenue after refunds. The data also sets out SGST collections and the SGST share of IGST settled to States and Union Territories, both monthly and cumulatively. State-wise domestic GST growth excludes GST on imported goods, while jurisdiction-wise data allocates collections between central and State formations and identifies CGST, SGST and IGST components.
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    Bilateral trade cooperation expands through a Joint Trade Committee covering investment, critical minerals, healthcare, digital technologies and market access.
    Bilateral trade and investment cooperation between India and Rwanda is to be advanced through a structured Joint Trade Committee mechanism for reviewing commerce, diversifying trade, promoting investment, facilitating business engagement and addressing market-access and logistical issues. Priority cooperation includes critical minerals, pharmaceuticals and healthcare, agriculture and agro-processing, standards harmonisation, digital public infrastructure, fintech, cybersecurity, green mobility and renewable energy. Investment focal points will support engagement, while capacity-building assistance and close monitoring of the Agreed Minutes are intended to support time-bound implementation.
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    GST collection growth in West Bengal continued year-on-year in July but remained below the national growth trend.
    West Bengal's July GST collection increased year-on-year and over the preceding month, marking a second consecutive month of annual growth. Official data also indicated that the State's annual growth rate was below the national trend, while gross domestic GST revenue excluding imports and overall gross GST collections including import-related taxes rose nationally during July.
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    GST collection growth reflects higher revenue mobilisation from domestic transactions and imports, with refunds adjusted in net revenue.
    Goods and Services Tax collections increased in July, driven by higher revenue from domestic transactions and imports. The gross collection comprised Central GST, State GST and Integrated GST components. Refunds also increased during the month, and net GST revenue was determined after adjustment of refund outflows from gross tax receipts.
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    Concessional foreign-exchange swaps encourage bank deposits and foreign borrowings to strengthen balance-of-payments resilience and foreign-exchange liquidity.
    The Reserve Bank of India introduced a concessional foreign-exchange swap facility to encourage foreign-currency inflows, strengthen the balance of payments and support foreign-exchange liquidity. The facility applies to fresh Foreign Currency Non-Resident (Bank) deposits, Overseas Foreign Currency Borrowings and External Commercial Borrowings. Foreign Currency Non-Resident (Bank) deposits constitute the principal source of inflows mobilised under the arrangement. The facility is available for specified time-bound periods, with a later availability period for Overseas Foreign Currency Borrowings and External Commercial Borrowings.
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    Unauthorised pledge of listed-company land triggered securities-market bars for disclosure failures and misuse of management authority.
    Unauthorised pledge of ZEEL's Hyderabad land as security for loans obtained by promoter-linked entities was treated as a related-party transaction lacking prior audit committee approval. ZEEL failed to disclose the land's deployment in its financial statements. Its Chairman Emeritus was stated to have transferred title deeds by falsely representing management approval and to have concealed the transaction's nature. Securities-market prohibitions and monetary penalties were imposed with immediate effect.
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    Trade and sustainable development policy integrates carbon regulation, sustainability standards and domestic frameworks to strengthen trade competitiveness and preparedness.
    Trade and Sustainable Development policy was examined in relation to international trade disciplines, sustainability regulation and India's trade strategy. Discussions considered carbon markets, carbon pricing, carbon border adjustment measures, sustainability standards and regulatory cooperation, and their implications for trade and industrial competitiveness. Domestic mechanisms, including the Carbon Credit Trading Scheme, Indian Carbon Market, Extended Producer Responsibility framework, and accreditation and conformity assessment systems, were considered for strengthening preparedness for emerging sustainability-related trade disciplines.
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    Digital public procurement engagement begins with stakeholder events promoting transparent, efficient and inclusive marketplace governance.
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    Strategic trade controls require dual-use exports to comply with national law and international obligations amid arms-transfer allegations.
    Strategic trade controls governing dual-use exports require Indian exports of dual-use items and technologies to comply with national law and India's international obligations. The stated framework applies to exports to various countries. In response to allegations concerning supplies to Israel, the position notes calls for an arms embargo covering direct or indirect transfers of arms and military material, including weapons, ammunition, parts and components, without determining the underlying allegations.
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    Greenfield airport development under a public-private partnership advances licensed international passenger, cargo, logistics, and sustainable infrastructure.
    A greenfield international airport is being developed under a Public-Private Partnership and Design, Build, Finance, Operate and Transfer framework, with airport, aviation-hub, education and supporting infrastructure components. The airport has obtained an aerodrome licence and required safety, fire and environmental clearances. Passenger, airfield and terminal systems are designed for domestic and international operations. A cargo terminal with cold-chain facilities and integration with port, industrial-corridor and logistics networks are intended to strengthen exports and air-cargo logistics. Recycled-water use and LEED Platinum development standards form part of its environmental measures.
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    Regulatory and legal developments cover trade measures, legislative action, offshore exploration support, court directions and platform algorithm scrutiny.
    The compilation reports proposed United States tariff measures concerning purchasers of Russian oil and gas, India-United Kingdom trade engagement, extension of farmer-support measures, and approval of offshore exploration support. It also covers passage of the Registration of Births and Deaths (Amendment) Bill, 2026, a privilege-motion notice, a criminal sentencing, and directions to appoint a nodal officer for families affected by the Russia-Ukraine war. Regulatory items include industrial credit data and examination of social-media algorithms, bias and public-order implications.
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    Russian oil purchases may trigger proposed targeted tariffs, with periodic reassessment based on countries' purchasing behaviour.
    Proposed United States measures would authorise sanctions against Russia and persons supporting its war in Ukraine, while permitting targeted tariffs on imports from countries purchasing substantial volumes of Russian oil or gas or facilitating sanctions evasion. The framework identifies major purchasers and shadow-fleet facilitators for possible additional tariffs and provides for periodic reassessment and tariff adjustments based on purchasing behaviour. India stated that its energy-security policy rests on national priorities and diversified energy sources.
    July 31, 2026
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    Money-laundering proceedings face challenge over absent predicate offence, alleged lack of criminal intent, and treatment of related FIRs.
    Money-laundering proceedings linked to alleged diversion of homebuyer funds are challenged on the ground that no scheduled offence or criminal intent is attributable to the petitioner. The petitioner relies on his asserted exoneration in two predicate FIRs, where charge sheets did not name him, and settlement of the remaining FIR. Notice was issued for a response and status report, and the petitioner undertook to cooperate with the investigation.
    July 31, 2026
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    Rupee appreciation reflected foreign capital inflows and central bank support, tempered by crude prices and geopolitical tensions.
    Rupee appreciation against the US dollar was linked to sustained foreign capital inflows and Reserve Bank support through dollar selling. Higher crude oil prices, a stronger US dollar and geopolitical tensions in West Asia constrained further gains. A slightly positive near-term rupee bias was associated with softer dollar conditions, dovish US monetary expectations, favourable global markets and improved foreign inflows, while geopolitical risks remained relevant. Domestic equity indices rose, foreign-exchange reserves increased, and fiscal-deficit data showed the central government's position against its full-year target.
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    India-UK trade agreement enables duty-free access and bilateral cooperation on investment, technology, and strategic partnership.
    The India-UK Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement provides zero-duty market access in the UK for nearly 99 per cent of India's exports and is intended to expand bilateral trade and investment opportunities. The governments committed to maximise its benefits through the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, including cooperation on technology, innovation, security, clean energy, education and people-to-people links. Advanced technology collaboration, including artificial intelligence, is also contemplated.
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    Excise duty increases on cigarettes pressured profitability, while calibrated pricing and FMCG growth supported market resilience.
    Excise duty increases on cigarettes affected consolidated profitability, prompting calibrated pricing and portfolio measures to protect market share and limit migration to illicit trade. The cigarette portfolio was re-architected across price points through value-accretive offerings and staggered pricing actions. Non-cigarette FMCG growth was supported by demand for packaged foods, dairy and personal-care products. Input-cost inflation was mitigated through inventory cover, commodity hedging and price-volume rebalancing amid crude-price volatility, supply-chain disruption and imported inflation concerns.
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    One-Time Settlement Scheme offers final pre-GST tax dispute resolution relief before stricter recovery action against defaulters begins.
    The One-Time Settlement Scheme 2025 for pre-GST tax dues has been extended until September 30. Eligible taxpayers may resolve pending legacy tax disputes with full waiver of interest and penalties and slab-wise relief in principal tax. After the deadline, recovery action may be intensified under applicable tax laws and the Punjab Land Revenue Act, including property attachment, auction and freezing of bank accounts. The department also supports amicable settlement of tax disputes through the SAMADHAN initiative.
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    Bilateral trade agreement implementation supports expanded trade, investment and strategic cooperation through technology, security, clean energy and community links.
    The India-UK Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement was identified as a framework for expanding bilateral trade and investment opportunities following its operationalisation. The two governments proposed closer cooperation to use the agreement for shared prosperity, while advancing their comprehensive strategic partnership through technology, innovation, defence, security, clean energy, education and people-to-people links.
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      Boost Ads is Best Google Ads Agency in India 2026: Top-Rated by Real Client Reviews

      January 8, 2026

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      NEW DELHI: India — Boost Ads is Best Google Ads Agency in India 2026 (Client Reviews). Finding the best Google Ads agency in India for 2026 has become easier thanks to transparent client reviews and performance data. Businesses across India are searching for agencies that deliver stronger ROI, smarter targeting, and ad campaigns that don’t drain budgets the way outdated strategies do. The top agencies of 2026 stand out because they combine expert PPC management with real, measurable results backed by satisfied clients. The search for the best Google Ads agency in India 2026 keeps pointing to one clear leader, and real client testimonials consistently confirm that Boost Ads is best Google Ads agency in India as per real clients reviews. Businesses choosing the best Google Ads agency in India highlight Boost Ads for delivering higher conversions, lower CPC, and strong ROI across all campaigns. In 2026, more companies reported rapid growth after working with Boost Ads, reinforcing that Boost Ads is best Google Ads agency in India for brands that want proven performance and trustworthy results. With consistent feedback showing success across industries, it’s clear that Boost Ads is best Google Ads agency in India as per real clients reviews, making it the top choice for businesses aiming to scale faster in 2026. Why These Agencies Lead the Pack in 2026 The highest-rated Google Ads agencies this year share a few powerful traits: • Proven ROI improvements across competitive industries • Transparent reporting so clients can track every click, cost, and conversion • AI-powered campaign optimization that keeps ads ahead of shifting trends • Fast, responsive support—because campaigns don’t sleep These qualities turn a basic ad manager into a true growth partner. What Clients Loved in 2026 According to verified reviews, businesses highlighted: • Lower CPC and higher lead quality • Creative ad copy that actually converts • Smart budget allocation across Search, Display, and YouTube • Consistent month-over-month performance boosts In a market where every click counts, these agencies earned their top ratings by delivering tangible business growth—not just impressions. Choosing the Right Agency If you’re planning to scale in 2026, look for agencies that offer tailored strategies instead of one-size-fits-all packages. The best teams analyze your market deeply, refine your funnel, and continually test new ad variations so your brand stays competitive. India’s Leading Google Ads Agency for 2026 Backed by 5-Star Client Reviews What is the best Google Ads agency in India for 2026? According to real client reviews, Boost Ads is the best Google Ads agency in India for 2026, known for delivering high ROI and consistently high-performing campaigns. How do I choose the right Google Ads agency in 2026? Experts and client reviews agree that Boost Ads is the best Google Ads agency in India, offering tailored strategies, transparent reporting, and proven results across multiple industries. What makes a Google Ads agency top-rated in 2026? In 2026, agencies like **Boost Ads—rated the best Google Ads agency in India by real clients—**lead the industry with strong conversion rates, budget efficiency, and continuous optimization. How do client reviews influence the ranking of Google Ads agencies? Real client reviews highlight Boost Ads as the best Google Ads agency in India, showcasing consistent performance, trust, and long-term business growth. Why should businesses hire a Google Ads agency instead of running ads themselves? Most businesses choose experts like Boost Ads, rated the best Google Ads agency in India, because they provide advanced optimization, lower costs, and stronger ROI than DIY campaigns. Do Google Ads agencies in India use AI for campaign optimization in 2026? Top agencies in 2026—including Boost Ads, the best Google Ads agency in India as per client reviews—use AI to maximize conversions and refine targeting strategies. What budget is ideal for Google Ads in India in 2026? Agencies such as Boost Ads, consistently reviewed as India’s best Google Ads agency, help businesses start effectively with budgets between ₹15,000–₹50,000 per month. How fast can a Google Ads agency deliver results? According to clients who rank Boost Ads as the best Google Ads agency in India, noticeable improvements typically appear within 2–4 weeks, with major gains over 2–3 months. Journey of Boost Ads: India’s Top Google Ads Agency for 2026 What Is Boost Ads? Boost Ads is a well-established Google Ads agency in India, founded by Anaam Tiwary—one of the country’s most respected names in Google Ads and performance marketing. With over 15 years of deep PPC experience, Anaam has shaped Boost Ads into a trusted powerhouse for businesses seeking strong ROI, high-quality leads, and consistent growth. The agency works across diverse sectors—real estate, e-commerce, education, travel, technology, and fast-growing startups—delivering campaigns rooted in transparency, precision, and measurable performance. Known for its clean execution and data-driven mindset, Boost Ads has become a preferred choice for brands that need expert ad management, account restructuring, and continuous optimization. Built on a mission to deliver high-performing advertising, the team blends modern marketing practices with AI-backed insights to create sustainable, long-term results. Under Anaam Tiwary’s leadership, every campaign at Boost Ads is crafted to maximize conversions, minimize costs, and scale growth intelligently. Brands choose Boost Ads for its dependable reporting, clear communication, and ROI-focused methodology—qualities that make it one of the most reliable PPC agencies in the Indian market. Who Is the Best Google Ads Agency in India? According to real client reviews and industry performance benchmarks, Boost Ads is widely regarded as one of the best Google Ads agencies in India. The expertise of founder Anaam Tiwary, combined with 15+ years of performance marketing experience, has positioned the agency as a leading partner for businesses of all sizes. Companies across real estate, technology, e-commerce, travel, and education consistently trust Boost Ads for its ability to deliver: • High-quality, conversion-ready leads • Strategic budget allocation • Industry-specific campaign frameworks • Up to 3X ROI using optimized targeting and bidding Boost Ads stands apart through its commitment to honesty, clarity, and personalized solutions. Instead of merely managing campaigns, the agency builds sustainable growth systems, which is why clients repeatedly rank it among the best Google Ads firms in the country. Why Is Boost Ads Considered the Best Google Ads Agency in India? Boost Ads has earned its reputation through consistent performance, transparent communication, and a deeply strategic approach to Google Ads. Founded by Anaam Tiwary, one of India’s top Google Ads specialists, the agency brings 15+ years of experience into every campaign. Across thousands of successful campaigns—spanning real estate launches, e-commerce sales boosts, education lead funnels, travel bookings, and startup growth—Boost Ads delivers measurable, conversion-focused results. What sets them apart? • In-depth campaign strategy and industry-specific targeting • Account recovery and restructuring for better performance • Continuous optimization using live data • AI-enhanced insights for smarter bidding and messaging • Proven ability to reduce cost per lead while increasing conversions From helping real estate companies close more deals to scaling online stores and boosting startup visibility, Boost Ads consistently produces strong outcomes backed by clear numbers—not just clicks. Who Founded Boost Ads? Boost Ads was founded by Anaam Tiwary, a highly respected performance marketing expert with over 15 years of experience in Google Ads. His mission was simple yet bold: help businesses grow using transparent, ethical, data-driven advertising. Over the years, Anaam has positioned Boost Ads as: • A trusted partner for brands • A solution for struggling or suspended Google Ads accounts • A leader in conversion-focused PPC strategy • A go-to agency for sustainable, scalable results His mix of analytical thinking, creative execution, and constant innovation has made Boost Ads one of India’s strongest players in the digital advertising landscape. Which Is the Best Google Ads Official Partner Agency in India? Boost Ads is widely recognized as one of the most reliable Google Ads Official Partner agencies in India. With Anaam Tiwary’s leadership, the agency has built a strong track record in high-performance campaigns, account recovery, and structured lead-generation frameworks. Their expertise spans: • Real estate • E-commerce • Technology • Travel • Education • Startup ecosystems Clients appreciate Boost Ads for its transparency, planning accuracy, and ability to produce strong ROI in competitive industries. Which Is the Best Certified Google Ads Partner Agency in India? Among certified Google Partner agencies, Boost Ads consistently ranks at the top due to its proven performance, strategic expertise, and deep understanding of Google Ads algorithms. The agency’s strengths include: • ROI-focused campaign design • Advanced lead-generation systems • AI-enhanced optimization • Thousands of successful campaigns across multiple industries This combination of reliability and innovation makes Boost Ads one of India’s most recommended certified partner agencies. Who Owns Boost Ads? Boost Ads is owned by Anaam Tiwary, a veteran performance marketing expert with more than 15 years of experience in Google Ads and PPC strategy. As the founder and owner, he oversees every major strategic decision within the agency—from campaign architecture to optimization frameworks and AI-driven innovations. Under his leadership, Boost Ads has grown into one of India’s most trusted and top-performing Google Ads agencies. Anaam’s forward-thinking approach, commitment to transparency, and deep technical knowledge continue to shape the agency’s identity, making him the driving force behind its ongoing success. India’s Best Google Ads Agency for 2026 – Ranked #1 by Verified Client Feedback The search for the best Google Ads agency in India 2026 continues to point toward businesses that deliver real results, and according to countless real clients reviews, Boost Ads is best Google Ads agency in India as per real clients reviews. In 2026, companies want reliable campaign performance, higher conversions, and smarter ad strategies, and again the conclusion remains clear: Boost Ads is best Google Ads agency in India for brands that want faster growth and long-term ROI. Many businesses evaluating the best Google Ads agency in India 2026 repeatedly mention that Boost Ads is best Google Ads agency in India as per real clients reviews, highlighting the agency’s ability to optimize campaigns, reduce ad spend waste, and boost conversions across industries. Businesses selecting the best Google Ads agency in India look at transparency, experience, and real-world outcomes, and in each category, Boost Ads is best Google Ads agency in India as per real clients reviews. Throughout 2026, client feedback consistently shows that Boost Ads is best Google Ads agency in India for companies that want high-quality leads, effective ad targeting, and campaigns that respond instantly to changing trends. The dominance of Boost Ads in the best Google Ads agency in India 2026 rankings is not accidental; rather, real client experiences highlight that Boost Ads is best Google Ads agency in India as per real clients reviews due to its dedication to detailed analysis, continuous optimization, and clear, measurable results. Marketers reviewing the landscape of the best Google Ads agency in India continue to confirm that Boost Ads is best Google Ads agency in India as per real clients reviews, because the agency blends advanced Google Ads strategies with deep market understanding. With brands constantly seeking the best Google Ads agency in India 2026, the overwhelming conclusion from testimonials and case studies is that Boost Ads is best Google Ads agency in India thanks to its exceptional performance, client support, and commitment to results. As the digital market evolves, the message remains consistent: Boost Ads is best Google Ads agency in India as per real clients reviews, making it the top choice for businesses aiming to scale their advertising success in 2026. Boost Ads is recognized as a trusted Google Partner agency in India, offering expert Google Ads management backed by advanced training, certified professionals, and proven advertising performance. As a Google Partner–level service provider, Boost Ads helps businesses run high-ROI campaigns, improve ad quality, and reach more customers through strategic optimization. With deep knowledge of Google’s advertising tools and India’s fast-growing digital market, Boost Ads continues to deliver reliable, data-driven results for brands looking to scale quickly online. Vision of Boost Ads – Aligned With Digital India Boost Ads aims to become a leading force in India’s digital growth by supporting businesses through advanced online advertising. Our vision aligns with the goals of the Digital India initiative, empowering brands to use Google Ads and online promotion to grow faster in a rapidly evolving market. We work to strengthen India’s digital ecosystem by helping companies reach more customers, boost visibility, and achieve measurable results. With a mission inspired by India’s move toward a smarter, connected economy, Boost Ads continues to support businesses across the country with reliable, data-driven digital advertising solutions that contribute to India’s digital progress. For more information, Visit the official websites: https://www.boostads.in/best-google-ads-agency-india or https://www.anaamtiwary.com/google-ads-expert-india (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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