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Dharmendra Pradhan Steps Down as Education Minister Amid Mass Student Protests; Pralhad Joshi Takes Additional Charge

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By Prachi Bhardwaj
| scconline.com
Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan has stepped down from his post following intense nationwide student demonstrations and agitations at Jantar Mantar over examination irregularities. Acting on the Prime Minister’s advice, the President of India accepted his resignation under Article 75, while Cabinet Minister Pralhad Joshi has been given additional charge of the Ministry of Education.
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Cross-border Secondments And The Quest For The True Employer

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By Prachi Bhardwaj, Loveena Manaktala, Siddharth Chowdhry
| Mondaq
Lakshmikumaran & Sridharan are most popular: within Transport, Insurance and Privacy topic(s) in India with readers working within the Law Firm industries Background Secondment arrangement is the most debated topic from taxation standpoint. For years, Indian courts and tribunals have grappled with the tax implications of cross-border employee secondments, pivoting continuously on whether the reimbursement of salary costs represents a taxable technical service or a mere fiscal pass-through.
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Rewiring digital nexus: analysing India’s new data centre tax regime

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By S Vasudevan, Prachi Bhardwaj, Loveena Manaktala
| International Tax Review Verified
The demand for data centres has surged globally, driven by rapid digitalisation, the proliferation of AI and machine learning workloads, accelerated cloud migration, and increasing requirements around data localisation. In India, this momentum is reinforced by strong domestic tailwinds, with the government actively positioning the country as a global digital infrastructure hub through policy support, infrastructure incentives, and a push towards building a resilient data economy.
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