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  • Government proposes 40% hike in SC/ST atrocity compensation to up to Rs 12 lakh August 11, 2026
    The government plans a substantial compensation hike for atrocity victims under the SC/ST Act. Financial assistance will also be provided to states for special police stations. This move aims to strengthen the enforcement of the SC/ST (Prevention of Atrocities) Act. The proposal seeks to address concerns over inadequate institutional infrastructure for handl […]
  • India's 'BBB-' rating unchanged: Fitch cites energy shocks, fiscal weakness, but praises growth August 11, 2026
    Fitch Ratings kept India's sovereign credit rating at BBB- with a stable outlook. Robust growth and solid external finances balance fiscal weaknesses and energy shocks. India's macroeconomic stability and policy credibility could underpin continued robust growth. High deficits and debt constrain the rating, despite recent fiscal consolidation effor […]
  • New foreign investment rule looms over AIFs, foreign investors August 11, 2026
    A new regulation threatens alternative investment funds' established structures. These funds have relied on Indian ownership for sponsor and manager control. The draft rules suggest foreign investor funding could now determine control status. This change may impact investments in restricted sectors like real estate. Existing funds await clarity on grand […]
  • India-SACU trade pact talks to begin by September, conclude within a year August 11, 2026
    India and Southern African Customs Union will sign terms of reference for trade pact negotiations soon. These talks are expected to conclude within one year of their formal commencement. India and Namibia have identified critical minerals for bilateral economic cooperation. Various sectors like renewable energy and health will see increased collaboration. Fu […]
  • Govt issues advisory against two Bhutanese cos on trade risks August 11, 2026
    The government has advised exporters, banks and trade bodies to exercise heightened caution while dealing with Bhutan-based Legoy Powersports and Druk A-Z Store, citing potential trading risks and lack of cooperation in resolving concerns involving the two firms.

 

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