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    Modi will likely depart from privatisation plans, will overhaul state-run firms

    UNION BUDGET: India plans to overhaul over 200 state-run firms to boost profitability, moving away from aggressive privatisation due to slowed progress and increased political resistance. The new strategy, expected to be announced in the July 23 budget, includes asset monetisation and long-term performance targets, aiming to raise $24 billion for reinvestment

    RailTel shares jump 11%, hit fresh 52 week high; multibaggers IRFC, Ircon join party with new peaks

    RailTel Share Price: Railway stocks including Railtel Corporation of India, Ircon International, and IRFC are surging to new highs as the market anticipates the Modi 3.0 government's budget announcement on July 23.

    TA Associates leads $400-M investment in Vastu Housing

    TA Associates, alongside International Finance Corporation, acquired a minority stake in Vastu Housing Finance for ₹3,340 crore ($400 million), valuing the company at ₹10,000 crore. Additionally, Vastu received a $75 million primary capital infusion. Founded in 2015 by Sandeep Menon and Sujay Patil, Vastu is a pan-India diversified lending institution, backed by Multiples Alternate Asset Management and other investors like Norwest Venture Partners, Creation Investments, 360 ONE Asset Management, and Faering Capital.

    TFCILTD in focus: Adani Group advisor and former MD & CEO of Karnataka Bank join TFCILTD

    TFCILTD, an NBFC, appoints Deepak Amitabh and Dr Mahabaleshwara MS, boosting strategic capabilities. Amitabh, an Adani Group advisor, is strong in financial strategy. Dr. Mahabaleshwara, ex-MD & CEO of Karnataka Bank, enhanced digital footprint, key for financial planning, management, governance, and exploring growth avenues.

    Union Budget: Will Budget 2024 book tourism’s ticket to growth?

    Budget Expectations: The 2024 interim Budget saw a 44.7% increase in tourism sector allocation, a promising sign for industry growth. With job opportunities on the rise, stakeholders eagerly await the upcoming Budget announcements. Strategic investments in infrastructure and connectivity are crucial for India's booming domestic travel market. Expectations include simplified GST regulations and tax reforms to drive sustainable tourism practices and economic growth.

    Budget 2024: Travel agents body demands industry status, GST rate rationalization for tourism sector

    Union Budget 2024: On Monday, the Travel Agents Association of India (TAAI) called for several measures to support the domestic travel and tourism sector. These include streamlined visa requirements, promoting visa-free entry for tourists, rationalising GST rates and GST credit, and granting industry status to all stakeholders. The sector contributes 5.8 percent to India's GDP and has an ambitious target of reaching USD 1 trillion by 2047.

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