I tried starting a manufacturing unit in India

Re:I tried starting a manufacturing unit in India by pratik661 on Monday August 10, 2020 @11:20AM (#24110214)

I'm not too familiar with India either, but I figured that if the same party were in power in Maharasthra, then they would be able to apply pressure to the civil servants who were witholding their signatures (perhaps in exchange for non traceable Electoral Bond purchases)

Also, India has a unique federal structure where states can override central laws.

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Re:I tried starting a manufacturing unit in India by manquer on Monday August 10, 2020 @11:52AM (#24110587)

Override union laws ? Do you have examples of that ? You mean ignore them ? Ignoring laws , orders has happened and either the union government has not sued the state for various reasons or cases are still sitting in court.

There are some powers in the shared list , where the state can specify its own rules etc.

Over time it’s trending towards union control for example removing VAT and replacing with GST etc

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Re:I tried starting a manufacturing unit in India by rohan_shah on Monday August 10, 2020 @12:18PM (#24110889)

No no no. Electoral bond purchase won't get you you anywhere.

Before the electoral bonds, all political funding happened through cash. Which was more non traceable than the current electoral bonds.

But yes the ideology of the party matters.

Central government is pro business and they have proved it in Gujarat by making it a lot easier to NA land in Gujarat.

State Government (esp. INC) is communist and anti-free-market anti-business party which seeks to create as many hurdles as possible.

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