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Puja Mehra

  • Consulting Editor, Mint
New Delhi
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Consulting Editor, Mint | Senior Fellow (Consultant), ICRIER | Author, The Lost Decade (2008-18)
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Aligning labour practices in India with international regulations will support Indian exports

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By Arpita Mukherjee , Puja Mehra
| Mint
During his India visit last month, US secretary of state Marco Rubio said that an India-US trade agreement was within reach by mid-July. Within days, though, the United States Trade Representative (USTR) sprang a brand-new tariff idea: additional tariffs under Section 301 of the Trade Act of 1974 for failing to effectively enforce measures to prevent trade in goods that are associated with forced labour and child labour.
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India not looking at a cut in capital gains tax for FPIs: Official

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By Puja Mehra
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India is not considering a cut in capital gains tax on foreign portfolio investors, or FPI, in the country at this point in time as a measure to stem capital outflows from the country, a top government source said.
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Rural development needs a boost: India must step up efforts to take prosperity far and wide

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By Angana Parashar Sarma, Puja Mehra, Arpita Mukherjee 
| Mint
Many informal migrants who had returned to their villages during the covid lockdowns stayed back after the pandemic ended, which led to an increased share of India’s employed population working on farms. Disrupted supplies of affordable cooking gas in wake of the Iran conflict have restarted a slow but worrying reverse migration of informal workers to villages. As a direct result, rural labour markets may soon see wages depressed by a supply increase.
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