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National Governance & Policy 29 Oct 2026, 08:00 AM IST

GeM Dialogue 2026 Outlines Procurement Reforms to Make Public Buying Easier for Small Enterprises

At GeM Samvad 2026, officials and stakeholders highlighted a new push to make government procurement more accessible, affordable, and navigable for micro and small enterprises. The discussions focused on simplifying participation, lowering compliance friction, and widening the market reach of smaller suppliers through the Government e-Marketplace.

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National Governance & Policy12 Oct 2026, 02:42 AM IST

GST Council Moves to Rationalise E-Way Bill Rules to Ease Goods Movement

The GST Council has recommended rationalising the e-way bill framework to reduce friction in the movement of goods, a step aimed at improving logistics efficiency and lowering compliance burdens. The move also includes a specific tax treatment for supplies made by e-commerce platforms to unregistered persons through any delivery mechanism, which will attract a flat 5% rate.

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National Governance & Policy11 Oct 2026, 08:31 PM IST

GST Council Moves to Rationalise E-Way Bill Rules to Keep Goods Flowing Smoothly

The GST Council has recommended rationalising e-way bill requirements in a move aimed at reducing friction in the movement of goods and improving compliance efficiency. The proposal also includes a flat 5% GST rate for supplies made by e-commerce platforms to unregistered persons through any delivery mechanism, signalling a broader effort to simplify indirect tax administration.

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National Governance & Policy10 Oct 2026, 11:40 PM IST

GST Council Moves to Rationalise E-Way Bill Rules to Ease Goods Movement

The GST Council has recommended rationalising e-way bill requirements in a move aimed at reducing friction in the movement of goods across India’s supply chains. The proposal also includes a flat 5% GST rate for supplies made by e-commerce platforms to unregistered buyers through any delivery mechanism, signalling a broader effort to simplify compliance and align tax treatment with modern distribution models.

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National Governance & Policy09 Oct 2026, 07:28 AM IST

GST Council Moves to Rationalise E-Way Bill Rules to Ease Goods Movement

The GST Council has recommended rationalising the e-way bill framework to reduce friction in the movement of goods, a move aimed at improving logistics efficiency and cutting compliance bottlenecks. The proposal also clarifies that supplies made by e-commerce platforms to unregistered buyers through any delivery mechanism will attract a flat 5% tax rate, tightening tax treatment in a fast-growing segment of retail trade.

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Macro Economy & Fiscal Policy06 Oct 2026, 05:26 PM IST

GST Council May Weigh Single Registered Address Rule for Small E-Commerce Sellers

The GST Council is expected to consider a proposal on October 8 that could allow small businesses to use a single registered address to sell through e-commerce platforms, potentially easing compliance for micro and small sellers. The move, if advanced, would mark a notable shift in indirect tax administration by reducing a long-standing operational hurdle for digitally enabled trade.

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Macro Economy & Fiscal PolicyJust now (09:50 AM IST)

Chinese Mobile Covers May Get Costlier as India Moves Toward Anti-Dumping Duty

India is moving closer to imposing an anti-dumping duty on imports of Chinese mobile covers after the Directorate General of Trade Remedies said foreign shipments had captured nearly half the domestic market while local manufacturers’ share had fallen to about one-fourth. The proposed action signals a sharper policy response to what officials view as unfairly priced imports that have squeezed domestic producers in a fast-growing consumer accessories market.

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India Entertainment & Culture4h ago

Tender247 Taps Anupam Kher to Open India's Vast, Fragmented Tender Market to More Businesses

Tender247 has brought actor Anupam Kher on board as it seeks to make India's sprawling public procurement ecosystem easier for businesses to discover and pursue. The move comes as the country's tender market, estimated at roughly Rs 70 lakh crore, remains spread across dozens of portals, creating a major access gap for companies that can compete but often never see the opportunity in time.

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