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Top stories of the day Nirmala Sitharaman's GST fix has Mint Street nervous States may face higher interest rates if they go to market directly; Central bank may not want special window as that... India's farm sector may save Modi the blushes IndiGo is all set to make a grand comeback Govt set to overhaul PSU appointments World Bank probe won't hit India's ranking Experts express mixed feelings on RBI's restructuring plan All you need to know about 6th tranche of gold bond Gautam Adani's airport ambition hits a roadblock

Long Reads A long-term work from home policy coming up next for Indian IT A working group has been created with five IT and ITeS companies along with representation from Nasscom and four officials from the department of telecom to streamline laws which enable the industry – close to 85% of which has been working from home since the pandemic broke out – to not just work from home but also work from anywhere.

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Predicting India's growth is now trickier than ever

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Top stories of the day The pandemic has made predicting India's growth trickier The lack of field surveys add to the data complexities, with output in several sectors likely to be estimated and lat... Trump warns cos on moving jobs overseas Airlines can now offer meals to passengers Govt to build mother-of-all databases Ease of biz report halted over data fudging India's white-collar workers in the firing line Japan PM Abe resigns over worsening health US embassies to resume visa processing

Long Reads Larsen & Toubro is helping Modi govt set up the mother of all databases The five-year project entails the creation of a digital repository -- the National Integrated Information Portal (NIIP) -- of all official statistics in the country, which will make information flow quicker to generate key macroeconomic indicators and feed into sustainable development goals.

SENSEX 39467.31 353.84 NIFTY 50 11647.60 88.35 USD/INR 73.39 -0.43

Top Gainers NSE 13 companies (largecap) appreciated more than 5% NMDC 11.86% Sundaram Fin 10.95% More from Gainers Top Losers NSE 3 companies (largecap) price decreased more than -3% Max Healthcare Institute Ltd. -4.97% NDR Auto Components Ltd. -4.75% More from Losers

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The golden era for the common Indian bank depositor is gone forever At stake is the future of a time-tested investment instrument that generation after generation of Indians used to kee... How to file ITR-1 with salary, house and other incomes Defying tensions, China snaps up Indian steel Maruti launches subscription programmes In real estate boost, Maha cuts stamp duty As revenues fall, south states raise borrowings HC junks Choksi's plea to preview Netflix series 1MDB deal: Goldman pays Malaysia $2.5 bn

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