Most of the black money is not in cash, but in gold and real estate, and demonetisation has not affected them. Digital transactions and linking property and other high-value transactions with Aadhaar could be the way forward
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Oxfam has found over 54% of the countries are planning to further cut their social protection budget in 2023, potentially reducing access to social security, health, education, childcare, and maternity benefits to women,...
The Income-tax department had in September last year conducted a survey operation against Delhi-based think-tank Centre for Policy Research (CPR) and global NGO Oxfam India
Billionaires' fortunes increased by almost 10 times over a decade and their total wealth is higher than the entire Union budget of India for the fiscal year 2018-19, says Oxfam.
According to the 'India Discrimination Report 2022', which highlights bias in accessing jobs, livelihoods and agricultural credits among others, 15.6 per cent of the urban Muslim population aged 15 and above were engaged in...
Oxfam India, which is registered to carry out social activities, allegedly routed funds to the Delhi-based think tank Centre for Policy Research (CPR) through its associates and employees in the form of commission, sources...
A total of 2,254 villages under 61 revenue circles are affected by floods in Assam, while 1,91,194 people have taken shelter in 538 relief camps.
Billionaires' wealth has risen more in the first 24 months of Covid-19 than in 23 years combined, Oxfam International.
The WEF, which describes itself as an international organization for public-private partnership, is hosting its annual meeting in Davos after a gap of more...
New report by Oxfam shows how billionaires across the world continued to prosper during Covid even as people scrambled for basics.
The world's ten richest men saw their fortunes grow at a rate of $15,000 per second during the first two years of the pandemic and if these ten men were to...
Oxfam India further said that an additional one per cent tax on the richest 10 per cent can provide the country with nearly 17.7 lakh extra oxygen cylinders.
The ranks of the super-rich have swelled during the pandemic thanks to ample financial stimulus that pumped up stocks, the group said.
Oxfam's work includes setting up oxygen plants, providing lifesaving medical and diagnostic equipment such as oxygen cylinders and ventilators and delivery of...
CEO of Oxfam India Amitabh Behar said the nutritional loss could amplify into intergenerational effects. He added that the latest data showed that in several...
'Data shows that 65.7 per cent of households belonging to the general category have access to improved, non-shared sanitation facilities, while only 25.9 per...
