In the uncertainty facing the world today owing to the COVID-19 pandemic MSTC continues its endeavour to protect and nurture its most important asset its employees and their dependent family members. Continuing with its long-standing tradition of employee welfare centric approach, MSTC has resolved to reimburse the cost of treatment for COVID infection to its employees and their dependent family members. Further more, in order to strengthen its preventive measures, the cost of vaccination for the employee and their dependent family members will also be borne by the company. In addition, MSTC has also tied up with a medical service provider to provide emergency medical care at the home of a COVID-effected employee and has arranged for oxygen concentrators in select cities for mitigating emergency situations. The income-tax department launched a new e-filling portal on June 7, hard-selling it as a game changer. Results have been disappointing, with frustrated users taking to social media to give went to their feelings. FM Sitharaman too used social media to ask the contractor, Insosys, and its co-founder Nandan Nilekani to solve the problem. Almost a week later, many users remain dissatisfied. There are consequences for taxpayers if they are unable to meet deadlines. Give that e-filling has been around for a while, the messy transition to a new portal is inexcusable. India's strengths include technology companies that are globally competitive in bidding for complicated large-scale projects of financial intermediaries. Therefore, GOI needs to take a closer look at its internal systems in the digitisation process. CAG initiated a study in June 2019 to find out the reason for TDS mismatches which looks up money in the form of pending refunds.
