From next month, banks will allow customers to nominate up to four people for a single account, locker, or safe custody item.

Starting November 1, businesses will benefit from a streamlined registration process. India is shifting to two primary GST slabs — 5% and 18% — with a higher 40% rate reserved for luxury and sin goods ...

Britannia MD Varun Berry anticipates new GST slabs will boost organised players' market share, especially for leaders like ...

The Indian passenger vehicle market hit a record 4.61 lakh units in October 2025 sales, showing steady growth backed by ...

Hindustan Unilever India (HUL) is optimistic that the government’s recent tax reforms will help drive growth in the long-run, ...

Starting November 1, several crucial changes in India’s financial and banking systems have come into effect, directly impacting millions of citizens. New rules covering bank nominations, GST slabs, ...

The optimism follows the Council’s recent overhaul of the GST framework in September 2025, which introduced a simplified four-tier structure—0 per cent for exempt items, 5 per cent and 18 per cent as ...

Two-wheeler sales rose 2.1% year-on-year to 22.11 lakh units in October 2025 after the tax rate on motorbikes up to 350cc was ...

The GST cut favoured Royal Enfield, as more than 85% of its sales are derived from such models. Models of other manufacturers ...

As part of the GST 2.0 reforms, the tax rate on motorbikes up to 350cc was reduced to 18% from 28% earlier while that on ...

Royal Enfield's CEO B. Govindarajan highlights concerns over the GST increase on motorcycles above 350cc, warning it may limit R&D and manufacturing scale in India. Despite the challenges, the company ...