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May 20, 2026
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Digital signature certificate setup in GST portal requires Java, emSigner, token login, and certificate-based electronic signing.
Digital Signature Certificate use in the GST portal depends on system preparation, including a compatible Windows environment, Internet Explorer 11, Java installation, and the emSigner utility. The Java exception site list must include the local port address used by the signer service, and the emSigner service must be running before the portal can recognise the token-based signature setup. The process then moves through token insertion, GST officer login, and selection of the relevant certificate for electronic signing after entry of the token PIN or password.
May 20, 2026
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Pan-India solar inverter distribution expands market access, service support, and adoption across residential and commercial rooftop segments.
Pan-India distributorship agreement was entered into for FIMER's string inverter portfolio, with Redington Solar appointed as the distribution partner to extend nationwide market access for solar inverter products. The arrangement is intended to strengthen reach across commercial and industrial customers, solar developers, EPCs, rooftop installers, and residential users, including support for 3KW and 5KW inverter solutions under the PM Surya Ghar initiative as well as other commercial inverter offerings. The partnership provides single-point distribution support covering product availability, competitive pricing, credit assistance, logistics, commissioning assistance, and after-sales service.
May 20, 2026
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GST tax deduction at source applies to specified government payments, with monthly deposit, return filing, and certificate issuance requirements.
Section 51 GST TDS applies to specified government deductors from 1 October 2018, requiring registration before payment to suppliers above the prescribed contract threshold. Intra-State supplies attract 1% CGST and 1% SGST, while inter-State supplies attract 2% IGST, with tax computed on the taxable value excluding GST and cess shown in the invoice. Deductors must maintain records, generate CPIN challans, deposit tax, file FORM GSTR-7 within ten days after month-end, and issue FORM GSTR-7A certificates.
May 20, 2026
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GST tax deduction at source: registration, deduction, payment, monthly return filing and TDS certificate requirements for deductors.
Tax deduction at source under the GST Act applies to specified government entities and public bodies making payment for taxable supplies above the prescribed threshold. The tax deductor must register online in FORM GST REG-07, deduct tax at the applicable rate from taxable supply value, deposit the amount through the GST portal by the due date, file monthly return in FORM GSTR-7, and issue FORM GSTR-7A certificate to the deductee. The guideline also covers treasury and non-treasury payment procedures, amendment of registration and return details, transitional cases, and default consequences including interest, late fee and penalty.
May 19, 2026
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Green Technology and Innovation Strategic Partnership deepens India-Nordic cooperation on clean energy, sustainability and trusted technologies.
India and the Nordic countries agreed to elevate their relationship to a Green Technology and Innovation Strategic Partnership, focusing on clean energy, sustainability, innovation, emerging technologies and trusted technologies. The partnership is intended to combine innovation, scale and talent while advancing shared commitments to democracy, the rule of law, multilateralism and a rules-based global order. The leaders also discussed trade and investment ties, research collaboration, Arctic and polar research, skill development, talent mobility and cooperation in multilateral fora.
May 19, 2026
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Information Security Management Systems certification strengthens police data protection, cyber resilience, and confidentiality of sensitive digital infrastructure.
Karnataka State Police Data Center has been awarded ISO/IEC 27001 certification for Information Security Management Systems, recognising compliance with internationally accepted standards for information security, data protection, cyber security practices and information management processes. The certification is said to strengthen confidentiality, integrity and availability of sensitive information and critical digital infrastructure, while improving cyber resilience, protection against unauthorised access, and the security, privacy, transparency and accountability of data management.
May 19, 2026
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India-UK trade agreement implementation could ease whisky tariffs and support export growth, jobs and market access.
Swift implementation of the India-UK Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement is being sought by the Scotch Whisky Association, which expects the pact to support exports to India. The agreement has been signed and ratified in the UK, but operationalisation has encountered delays linked to proposed steel import restrictions. Officials are working on a creative solution so the agreement can be formalised at an early date, while the wider trade deal is presented as reducing whisky tariffs and supporting growth, jobs and export opportunities.
May 19, 2026
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Input tax credit refund filing now requires Annexure-B through the offline utility with invoice-wise HSN/SAC reporting and GSTR-2B validation.
Annexure-B for refund applications involving accumulated Input Tax Credit must be furnished through the prescribed offline utility on the GST portal for specified refund categories, including exports without payment of tax, supplies to SEZ units or developers, inverted tax structure claims, and export of electricity. The utility requires invoice-wise HSN/SAC-wise reporting, separate line items for different input categories, correct disclosure of taxable value, tax amount, blocked credit status, and proper reporting of ITC reversals. The generated JSON is to be uploaded for validation against GSTR-2B, subject to the system rules for validation, duplicate checks, and file limits.
May 19, 2026
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State Domestic Product estimation discussions focus on reconciling methodologies, data sources, and comparable GSDP estimates.
Annual joint discussions between the National Accounts Division and State/UT economics and statistics directorates are held to reconcile differences in State Domestic Product estimates compiled independently by the States/UTs and the national accounts authorities. The current exercise covers current price Gross State Domestic Product estimates for FY 2022-23, 2023-24 and 2024-25 on the revised base year 2022-23, with sectoral groups examining revised methodologies and data sources to arrive at comparable SDP estimates.
May 19, 2026
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Industry-government collaboration drives reforms, export growth and digital infrastructure expansion for stronger competitiveness and resilient growth.
Industry-government collaboration is urged to improve ease of doing business, strengthen competitiveness and accelerate reforms through resilience, productivity, supply-chain strength and export growth. Investment in data centres, cloud services and digital infrastructure is promoted, with cloud services from India or Indian data centres to the rest of the world described as enjoying 100 per cent tax-free status till 2047. Export-led growth, value addition, industrial parks, a single-window system and integrated digital access are presented as key operational priorities.
May 19, 2026
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Rupee depreciation driven by oil prices, capital outflows and dollar strength raises inflation and external pressure.
Sharp depreciation of the Indian rupee is attributed to elevated crude oil prices, sustained foreign portfolio outflows, widening trade deficits and broad US dollar strength. India's heavy dependence on imported oil increases dollar demand, while rising gold imports and higher overall imports widen the current account gap and add pressure on the currency. Reserve Bank of India intervention can smooth volatility, but it cannot fully offset structural pressure from oil costs and capital outflows.
May 19, 2026
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Pillar 3 disclosure requirements are being aligned with Basel norms as draft capital adequacy amendments invite public comments.
The Reserve Bank of India has issued draft amendment directions to align Pillar 3 disclosure requirements with the Basel Pillar 3 disclosure framework and invited public comments. The consultation covers proposed amendments to capital adequacy directions for commercial banks and small finance banks, reflecting a review aimed at greater consistency in prudential disclosure norms. Comments may be submitted through the designated online regulatory channel, by post, or by email within the stated consultation period.
May 19, 2026
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Inflation pass-through from fuel prices keeps CPI under watch as wholesale costs and RBI caution rise.
Retail inflation remained below the RBI's medium-term target even as wholesale inflation rose sharply, with fuel and energy prices driving a marked divergence between CPI and WPI readings. Petrol and diesel price increases are expected to add to retail inflation gradually through transport, logistics, food distribution and other input costs. The RBI is expected to maintain a cautious pause on interest rates while monitoring global crude prices, food inflation and the transmission of fuel price increases into retail inflation.
May 19, 2026
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EV charging and critical power growth drive Exicom's strongest FY26 quarter with EBITDA breakeven and expanding capacity.
Exicom Tele-Systems reported its strongest quarter of FY26, with standalone revenue and EBITDA margin improving sharply and consolidated EBITDA turning breakeven for the first time since the Tritium acquisition. The company linked the improvement to stronger domestic EV charging demand, rising exports and Tritium's commercial scale-up, while noting that the full-year consolidated loss reflected a longer period of Tritium operations in FY26. It also highlighted growth in the critical power business and the inauguration of an integrated Hyderabad manufacturing facility.
May 19, 2026
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Trade confidence in SME family businesses remains strong, but worsening risk and governance tensions are dragging down export potential.
India's SME family business exporters show strong trade optimism, but that confidence is being reduced by a hostile and worsening risk environment. A study of 461 leaders uses four indices to measure forward-looking optimism, macro risk burden, risk momentum, and family governance risk, producing a modestly positive Net Trade Confidence Score. The report highlights a structural gap between business expectations and operating conditions and calls for targeted support on trade literacy, export finance, and family governance in internationalisation decisions.
May 19, 2026
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Money laundering through benami accounts and extortion allegations drove custodial interrogation in a large financial crime probe.
Proceedings under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act involved allegations that Ashok Kharat orchestrated an extortion racket and laundered more than Rs 70 crore through benami bank accounts. The agency alleged misuse of victims' documents, opening of multiple accounts in a single day, and acquisition of properties in the names of Kharat and his family members from the alleged proceeds.
May 19, 2026
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Temple gold monetisation rumours denied; official communications confirm no approved scheme or strategic reserve classification.
False claims regarding a proposed monetisation scheme for temple gold holdings are expressly denied. Assertions that the Government plans to issue gold bonds to temples in exchange for temple gold reserves, or that any such proposal has been approved, are stated to be completely false, misleading, and without basis. Claims that gold plates on temple towers, doors, or other temple structures would be treated as Strategic Gold Reserves of India are also denied as baseless.
May 18, 2026
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Sanctions compliance settlement follows alleged Iran-linked LPG shipments, with cooperation, self-disclosure and remedial controls credited.
Civil sanctions liability arising from alleged Iran-related LPG shipments was settled with the U.S. Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control, without any admission of the allegations. The company's purchases from a Dubai-based trader were alleged to have involved LPG that originated from Iran, despite being represented as Omani and Iraqi supply. OFAC credited extensive cooperation, proactive self-disclosure, suspension of LPG imports, and strengthened sanctions compliance measures across the corporate group.
May 18, 2026
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Supply shock monitoring shapes RBI's data-dependent inflation stance as temporary price spikes may be looked through.
The Reserve Bank of India is monitoring whether supply shocks become embedded in the general price level and require monetary policy action. Temporary first-round effects may be looked through, but sustained increases that raise wages, production and transportation costs and generate broader inflation may call for tighter policy. A wide inflation tolerance band provides space to absorb short-run volatility while keeping the medium-term focus on price stability and data-dependent policy.
May 18, 2026
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Sanctions compliance and voluntary self-reporting led to a reduced OFAC settlement for Iranian-origin LPG import allegations.
Adani Enterprises settled an OFAC sanctions matter involving apparent violations linked to imports of Iranian-origin LPG through Mundra Port by agreeing to pay USD 275 million. The company said the resolution did not constitute a finding of guilt or wrongdoing and resolved all related liabilities. OFAC reduced the amount after voluntary self-reporting, proactive disclosure, cooperation, and corrective compliance steps, including strengthened sanctions controls and enhanced internal measures across the corporate group.

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TECNO Pop X vs TECNO Pop X 5G – Which TECNO Phone Offers Better Value in 2026?

May 30, 2026

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Pune (Maharashtra) [India], May 27: TECNO expanded its budget smartphone lineup in India with the launch of the TECNO Pop X and TECNO Pop X 5G in 2026. The TECNO Pop X starts at Rs. 8,499, while the TECNO Pop X 5G is priced from Rs. 15,999. The standard model focuses on basic everyday smartphone needs, whereas the 5G version targets users seeking faster connectivity, stronger performance, and better battery life. You can check out the TECNO Pop X and TECNO Pop X 5G in person at any Bajaj Finance partner store across 4,000+ cities in India. Visit your nearest store to compare both smartphones hands on before making your choice. Shop for these phones on Easy EMIs from Bajaj Finance and enjoy a more affordable and flexible upgrade experience. TECNO Pop X vs TECNO Pop X 5G – Features and specifications comparison While both smartphones belong to TECNO’s affordable Pop series, they differ in performance, charging speed, battery capacity, and connectivity features. Here are the key specs of the TECNO Pop X and TECNO Pop X 5G: TECNO Pop X key specs at a glance • 6.75-inch HD+ LCD display, 120Hz refresh rate • Unisoc T7250 processor • 13MP rear camera • 8MP front camera • 5,000 mAh battery • 15 W charging • 4G connectivity TECNO Pop X 5G key specs at a glance • 6.78-inch HD+ IPS LCD display, 120Hz refresh rate • MediaTek Dimensity 6400 processor • 50MP rear camera • 8MP front camera • 6,500 mAh battery • 45 W fast charging • Dual 5G connectivity Below is a detailed comparison of their hardware and software specifications to help you choose the right phone for your needs. Display quality Both smartphones feature 120Hz displays designed for smoother scrolling and animations during daily usage. The TECNO Pop X offers a 6.75-inch HD+ LCD panel, while the TECNO Pop X 5G includes a slightly larger 6.78-inch HD+ IPS LCD display with responsive touch performance for gaming and entertainment. Performance and chipset The TECNO Pop X handles browsing, messaging, streaming, and casual multitasking with the Unisoc T7250 chipset. The TECNO Pop X 5G, powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 6400, supports smoother gaming, faster multitasking, and high speed 5G connectivity. Camera system The TECNO Pop X features a 13MP rear camera for everyday photos and video calls. The TECNO Pop X 5G offers a 50MP rear camera setup, delivering sharper photos, improved detail, and better flexibility for photography and video recording. Battery life and charging The TECNO Pop X packs a 5,000 mAh battery with 15 W charging for everyday usage. The TECNO Pop X 5G features a larger 6,500 mAh battery with 45 W fast charging, making it better suited for gaming, streaming, and longer usage sessions. Connectivity and extras The TECNO Pop X supports 4G connectivity, Wi Fi, Bluetooth, and standard dual SIM functionality for everyday communication needs. In comparison, the TECNO Pop X 5G adds dual 5G support for faster mobile network speeds while also including similar wireless connectivity features for regular daily usage. TECNO Pop X vs TECNO Pop X 5G – Price comparison in India The TECNO Pop X starts at Rs. 8,499, making it an affordable choice for users with basic smartphone needs. The TECNO Pop X 5G begins at around Rs. 15,999, creating a large price gap between the two models. However, the upgraded chipset, larger battery, and 5G support help justify the additional cost. • TECNO Pop X (4GB + 64GB) – Rs. 8,499 • TECNO Pop X (4GB + 128GB) – Rs. 9,499 • TECNO Pop X 5G (4GB + 128GB) – Rs. 15,999 • TECNO Pop X 5G (6GB + 128GB) – Rs. 17,999 Disclaimer: Prices may change based on availability, offers, and location. Please check the latest price before buying. Which one should you buy in 2026? Choose the TECNO Pop X if you want an affordable smartphone for everyday use. It is suitable for students, first time smartphone buyers, and users who mainly use their phone for calling, browsing, streaming, and social media. Its 120Hz display and budget friendly pricing offer good value for regular daily tasks. Choose the TECNO Pop X 5G if you need stronger performance, faster charging, better battery life, and 5G connectivity. Its Dimensity processor, upgraded camera, and Android 16 software experience make it more suitable for gaming, multitasking, entertainment, and long term usage in 2026. Buy TECNO Pop X Series on Easy EMIs from Bajaj Finance Buying a budget smartphone becomes even more convenient with Bajaj Finance Easy EMIs. Whether you choose the TECNO Pop X for everyday usage or the TECNO Pop X 5G for faster connectivity and better performance, you can split the cost into affordable monthly instalments. Flexible repayment options help you upgrade to a new smartphone in 2026 without putting pressure on your finances. You can also explore the latest summer offers available on Bajaj Finance for additional savings. Steps to buy on Easy EMIs: 1. Visit a nearby Bajaj Finance partner store 2. Ask for Easy EMI options on the TECNO Pop X or TECNO Pop X 5G 3. Check available deals including low down payment or zero down payment offers 4. Choose a repayment tenure between 3 months and 60 months based on your budget 5. Complete the purchase and take home your new TECNO smartphone without paying the full amount upfront The TECNO Pop X is ideal for users seeking affordability and smooth daily performance, while the TECNO Pop X 5G offers stronger performance, faster charging, and future ready 5G connectivity. Shop on Easy EMIs from Bajaj Finance and upgrade your smartphone experience with greater flexibility and convenience. Bajaj Finance Limited Bajaj Finance Ltd. (‘BFL’, ‘Bajaj Finance’, or ‘the Company’), a subsidiary of Bajaj Finserv Ltd., is a deposit taking Non-Banking Financial Company (NBFC-D) registered with the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and is classified as an NBFC-Investment and Credit Company (NBFC-ICC). BFL is engaged in the business of lending and acceptance of deposits. It has a diversified lending portfolio across retail, SMEs, and commercial customers with significant presence in both urban and rural India. It accepts public and corporate deposits and offers a variety of financial services products to its customers. BFL, a thirty-five-year-old enterprise, has now become a leading player in the NBFC sector in India and on a consolidated basis, it has a franchise of 69.14 million customers. BFL has the highest domestic credit rating of AAA/Stable for long-term borrowing, A1+ for short-term borrowing, and CRISIL AAA/Stable & [ICRA]AAA(Stable) for its FD program. It has a long-term issuer credit rating of BB+/Positive and a short-term rating of B by S&P Global ratings. To know more, visit www.bajajfinserv.in (Disclaimer: The above press release comes to you under an arrangement with PNN and PTI takes no editorial responsibility for the same.). PTI PWR

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