Digital payment industry body PCI suggested Nandan Nilekani headed RBI Committee on Deepening of Digital Payments to allow NBFCs issue credit cards (physical or digital).
CBDT Chairman Sushil Chandra has recently stated that they have received several suggestions from startups on exempting them from Section 56(2)(viib) of the Income Tax Act.
India's modified foreign direct investment rules that kicked in on Feb. 1, prevent companies such as Amazon from selling products from vendors where they, or their group companies, have equity holding
Microfinance startup Satya MicroCapital has disbursed Rs 680 crores in loans to 2 lakh entrepreneurs and micro businesses in India in less than three years of launch.
Asia’s richest man Mukesh Ambani today said that Jio and Reliance Retail will shortly launch a unique “new commerce” platform that will empower as many as 3 crore small shopkeepers i
Investors too have criticized the policy, saying the sudden changes to the e-commerce curbs raise broad worries about an unstable regulatory environment in India.
Morgan Stanley said there is a precedent for an exit as Amazon retreated from China in late 2017 after seeing that the model no longer worked for them.
The latest tranche is part of the $1 billion series J round that the company had announced planning in October last year when it raised $1.1 billion from China's Tencent and SoftBank.
For now Uber will set up Partner Seva Kendras in 10 cities such as Gurgaon, Delhi, Noida, Pune, Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Lucknow and Jaipur for Ayushman Bharat scheme.
Better enforcement of this policy will contribute significantly to growth of this sector over medium and long term," he said in a written reply to Lok Sabha.
From 2,883 startup responses, 45% startups had received one or two such notices while 28% startups said to have got three or more notices questioning the angel investment raised.
The rules have forced the company to take-down its key grocery service Amazon Pantry and also withdraw different products such as sunglasses and floor cleaners from its India website.
How Reliance serves every single customer with timely doorstep delivery, instant returns, refunds, fight fake products etc., to take pole position in the $38.5-billion e-commerce market has to be look
According to the budget documents, the government in this year's budget reduced the allocated amount to Rs 25 crore from the revised estimate of Rs 28 crore in FY19.
Flipkart said that it is committed to doing everything to be compliant with new e-commerce rules even as the (FDI e-commerce) policy must be created in a consultative, market-driven manner