COVER STORY
Outlook Magazine - 31 August 2020
'There are problems regarding uploading the returns and matching invoices. This the first time GSTR-2 is being filed and hence there are issues.'
'There are problems regarding uploading the returns and matching invoices. This the first time GSTR-2 is being filed and hence there are issues.'
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Student from small village overcame language barrier to crack the tough exams
The Nitish Kumar government had imposed a complete ban on sale and consumption of alcohol in Bihar in April last year.
The Foundation, however, said it was too early to draw any conclusions and that these discussions were not done on behalf of the government.
Verma, who was arrested in connection with extortion and blackmailing case, had said that he has 'a sex CD 'of the Chhattisgarh minister.
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Differently-abled persons will have to produce a disability photo ID or a medical certificate.
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"India's visit was 'an extremely friendly and very wide-ranging dialogue on how we can partner together on the strategic relationship that we think is going to define the rest of the 21st century,"
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Farmers won't need to have a debit or credit card to purchase as of now, they can pay in cash. But their Aadhar will be entered in the PoS machine nonetheless.
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MSD impressed as rookie, champ, skipper in the quest to excel for India
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Sultanpur, in UP, Class X in a state board Hindi medium, and public spaces hostile to girls…nothing deterred Pratibha Verma from first cracking IIT, then IAS
Inspired by Anu Dahiya, a housewife and mother from Sonipat who stood second in 2017, fellow Haryanvi Pradeep Singh tried IAS for the third time…and came first!
She balanced housework, parental duty and an intense study regimen. Then, she struck gold.
Himachal prodigy pursues childhood dream of becoming an IAS officer
Lost eyesight at the age of five but this Tamil Nadu girl never stopped dreaming
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An engineer who found her calling in UPSC
Gave up Infosys job to serve the country
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The draft Environment Impact Assesment has triggered outrage for watering down earlier provisions to protect the fragile ecology
More voices from the state demand learning of Hindi
