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India's Ministry of External Affairs said that repeating baseless arguments doesn't lend credibility to China's territorial claims over Arunachal.

'Repeating baseless arguement won't...': India hits back at China's 'absurd claims' over Arunachal 

India's Ministry of External Affairs said that repeating baseless arguments doesn't lend credibility to China's territorial claims over Arunachal.

India termed China's remarks on Arunachal Pradesh as baseless and asserted that the region is and shall remain an inalienable part of the country.
Reacting to the remarks made by the spokesperson of the Chinese defence ministry, India's Ministry of External Affairs said that repeating baseless arguments doesn't lend credibility to China's territorial claims over Arunachal.
&ldquo;Repeating baseless arguments in this regard does not lend such claims any validity. Arunachal Pradesh was, is and will always be an integral and inalienable part of India. Its people will continue to benefit from our development programmes and infrastructure projects," MEA Spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said.
Earlier the Chinese military claimed that Arunachal was "an 'inherent part of China's territory' and reiterated its objection to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to India's northeastern state, saying that it won't recognise Arunachal Pradesh.
The Chinese Defence Ministry spokesman Senior Colonel Zhang Xiaogang said that the southern part of Xizang (the Chinese name for Tibet) is an inherent part of China's territory, and Beijing "never acknowledges and firmly opposes" the &ldquo;so-called Arunachal Pradesh illegally established by India&rdquo;, official media here reported.
Zhang made the remarks in response to India's enhancement of its military readiness through the Sela Tunnel in Arunachal Pradesh, according to a report posted on the Chinese Defence Ministry's website on Friday.
China claims Arunachal Pradesh as South Tibet and routinely objects to Indian leaders' visits.&nbsp;
On March 9, Prime Minister Modi dedicated to the nation the Sela Tunnel built at an altitude of 13,000 feet in Arunachal Pradesh that will provide all-weather connectivity to strategically located Tawang and is expected to ensure better movement of troops along the frontier region.
The Rs 825 crore tunnel, constructed on the road connecting Assam's Tezpur to West Kameng district of Arunachal Pradesh, is being billed as the longest bi-lane road tunnel in the world at such an altitude.
The Sela Tunnel will provide for better movement of troops and weaponry to various forward locations along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) with China, according to Indian military officials.
"The Indian side's actions contradict the efforts made by both sides to ease border situations and are not conducive to maintaining peace and tranquillity in the border areas," Chinese Defence Ministry spokesman Senior Colonel Zhang said without referring to Prime Minister Modi's visit to Arunachal Pradesh.
(With PTI inputs)
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This investigation occurs against the backdrop of strained relations between India and China, with Chinese companies facing heightened scrutiny in Indi

Chinese solar companies under Indian tax authorities investigation

<h2>This investigation occurs against the backdrop of strained relations between India and China, with Chinese companies facing heightened scrutiny in Indi</h2>

India's income tax department is currently investigating approximately 40 Chinese solar module manufacturers, including companies like Trina Solar Ltd and Longi Green Energy Technology Co. Ltd, along with their Indian distributors, over suspicions of tax evasion.
According to an exclusive report by Mint, the inquiry involves a deep examination of their business operations, transactions, invoices, and strategies to determine their permanent establishment (PE) status. The concept of PE is pivotal in determining the tax liability of foreign companies operating within India. Tax authorities assess the tax obligations of foreign entities in India by considering tax treaties and local laws. Also read/watch - <a title="ABC's Shark Tank: AI Startup gets $ 300,000 offer from Mark Cuban and Michael Rubin" href="https://www.editorji.com/business-news/startups/abc-s-shark-tank-ai-startup-gets-300-000-offer-from-mark-cuban-and-michael-rubin-1697549519455">ABC's Shark Tank: AI Startup gets $ 300,000 offer from Mark Cuban and Michael Rubin</a> &nbsp;
When a foreign entity conducts business in India through a PE, it may be subject to taxes on the profits generated within the country. However, in the absence of a PE, there is no tax liability in India since no income is deemed to accrue within the country.
This inquiry is particularly significant, given that solar modules constitute over 60% of the total project cost. India, which is implementing the world's largest clean energy program, imported solar photovoltaic (PV) cells, panels, and modules worth $3 billion in FY22. To reduce imports from China, India imposed a 25% basic customs duty on solar cells and a 40% duty on modules starting from April last year. Also read/watch - <a title="Bengaluru's Kempegowda international airport tops global punctuality rankings again" href="https://www.editorji.com/business-news/bengaluru-s-kempegowda-international-airport-tops-global-punctuality-rankings-again-1697535998956">Bengaluru's Kempegowda international airport tops global punctuality rankings again</a>
Despite these measures, India's imports of solar cells and modules from China increased by 55% in the first quarter of this fiscal year, totaling $926.6 million, according to data from India's Ministry of Commerce. Prominent Chinese solar module manufacturers include Trina Solar Ltd, Jinko Solar, Longi Green, Canadian Solar, ET Solar, Chint Solar, and GCL-Poly Energy Holdings Ltd.
One of the sources involved in the matter pointed out, "The issue revolves around the concept of permanent establishment, as these Chinese firms have employees and offices in India, yet billing is not conducted here."
<h3>Strained India-China Relations</h3>
 This investigation occurs against the backdrop of strained relations between India and China, with Chinese companies facing heightened scrutiny in India. New Delhi has been implementing tariff and non-tariff barriers to restrict Chinese imports and has canceled projects and contracts awarded to Chinese firms. In April 2020, India's Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade revised its foreign direct investment (FDI) policy, making government approval mandatory for all FDI from countries sharing a land border with India. &nbsp;

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