“We believe that tourism and hospitality, accounting for around 10 per cent of India’s GDP, should be declared a priority sector. Granting infrastructure status to hotels and convention centres with a project cost of Rs 10 crore and above is essential for attracting investments and accelerating growth in the hospitality sector. The current GST rates for hospitality are among the highest globally, making tourism expensive. We urge the abolition of the 18 per cent GST category for hotels with room rates above Rs 7500, merging it with the 12 per cent GST category to boost both domestic and inbound tourism. The ease of doing business is essential.
400 international job-seekers duped of crores, three frauds held More than 400 job-seekers were duped of crores of rupees by fraud recruitment agents based in Bhayander East who promised the aspirants in securing well-paid jobs in South Africa and Middle Eastern countries. The police arrested the three agents on Saturday, identified as Sahil Shaikh, Nasarullah Ahmed Shaikh and Suruchi Madmera, after some of the victims gathered outside their agency— Eagle Placement Services — after they realised, they had been cheated. https://www.hindustantimes.com/cities/mumbai-news/400-international-job-seekers-duped-of-crores-three-frauds-held-101714331119373.html
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