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Center-Left Owned by The South FirstWith 29 Telangana districts lacking government MRI machines, state turns to PPP model for free scans
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According to SBI Research, the Indian government has sufficient fiscal headroom to absorb a revenue loss of about ₹50,000 crore that would result from scrapping the long‑term capital gains (LTCG) tax. The suggested reforms include raising the annual exemption limit, lowering tax rates for assets held longer, and increasing the Securities Transaction Tax. The same view was echoed in reports by The Hindu BusinessLine and The Tribune, which noted the potential for abolishing the LTCG tax while maintaining fiscal balance.
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Officials told the minister that adopting the model would reduce government expenditure by approximately 20% compared with the existing system. The post With 29 Telangana districts lacking government MRI machines, state turns to PPP model for free scans appeared first on The South First | News…
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Officials told the minister that adopting the model would reduce government expenditure by approximately 20% compared with the existing system. The post With 29 Telangana districts lacking government MRI machines, state turns to PPP model for free scans appeared first on The South First | News…
