Much like a ninja, masters of crypto must train. Indian's parliament shows an agenda that includes a crypto training session, where crypto ninjas may or may not emerge from.
The latest bulletin covering the agenda for India's lower house of parliament includes “a lecture on understanding cryptocurrency” and its economic impact.a training evening for lawmakers on Wednesday regarding crypto and its effects on the Indian economy. In addition, the legislative business calendar for the lower house of parliament no longer includes a bill that could potentially ban crypto in the country.
The proposed legislation has popped up on the country’s parliamentary agenda multiple times since the Indian Supreme Court overturned a blanket ban on crypto in 2020 that had been imposed by the central bank. The Reserve Bank of India may also be moving forward soon with — a digital rupee — but at the time of publication, officials have not announced a test run for the CBDC.Many reports from local media outlets have suggested that some lawmakers in India are seeking different legislative paths to handle the growing crypto market, from proposing projects not being legally allowed to operate in the country to taxing crypto earnings differently. In October, officials from the Finance Ministry reportedlythat could treat crypto more like a commodity than currency.
The Budget Session officially started Monday, with both Houses in the Indian Parliament planning to meet in separate shifts to fight the spread of COVID-19. The session is expected to run until May.
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