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Parliament approves four labour codes, overhauling regulations for workers and employers, impacting wages, social security, and industrial relations nationwide.
Government notifies four new labour codes, replacing 29 laws, to modernize regulations and boost formalization after five years.
Labour experts flag implementation challenges as Centre enforces four Labour Codes from November 21, 2025, urging conciliatory approach.
Winter Session to table bills on nuclear sector privatization, higher education reforms, GST amendments, and corporate law changes.
Labour Codes implementation to ease compliance burden for MSMEs, potentially offsetting increased employee costs in the long run.
Sixteen states implement 38 key reforms, including labor reforms allowing night shifts for women and easing licensing norms.
Centre notifies four new Labour Codes, overhauling labour laws, ensuring social security for gig workers and gender pay parity.
New Labour Codes implemented to boost job creation, expand social security, and formalize workforce, impacting employers and employees.
New Labour Codes consolidate 29 acts into four, promising simplified regulations, reduced corruption, and increased job creation.
Modi 3.0 accelerates economic reforms: Tax slabs raised, GST simplified, labour codes effective, and banking sector strengthened.
India revises royalty rates for graphite, caesium, rubidium, zirconium to boost domestic exploration and reduce import dependency.
Government rethinks quality control orders amid MSME concerns, NITI Aayog report reveals adverse impacts on competitiveness and market concentration.
Government rethinks Quality Control Orders (QCOs) after NITI Aayog report reveals negative impact on exports and competitiveness.
Government scraps QCOs on seven vital minerals like nickel and copper following industry protests over supply chain disruptions and import restrictions.
Government scraps 14 quality control orders impacting textile sector amid export decline due to US tariffs and MSME concerns.
States compete fiercely for investments, shifting from central patronage to competitive federalism, boosting economic growth and policy innovation nationwide.
NITI Aayog reveals Quality Control Orders (QCOs) backfired, increasing input costs, delaying production, and hurting MSMEs and exports.
Economists urge focus on domestic manufacturing, MSMEs, and PLI scheme in pre-budget meet for Union Budget 2026-27.
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