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India and Mauritius will begin negotiations to amend their double taxation agreement this month. Mauritius has assured India it will not allow shell companies and there will only be clean investments. The RBI has suggested limiting government security investments to domestic currency instead of dollars to provide more headroom for foreign investments. NGOs in India will now have to provide details of their social media accounts to the Home Ministry. The Supreme Court ordered the release of Sahara contemnor directors subject to furnishing a bank guarantee and full payment of Rs. 36,000 crores in installments.
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