amvat 2072, the Hindu New Year, began on a positive note for the capital markets as the benchmark indices registered gains during the Muhurat trading session held on Wednesday.The benchmark...
The Government’s decision to allow 100 per cent Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in general aviation and ground handling services is likely to benefit these segments as foreign air charter operator...
The deal marks another step in the slowly increasing capital, including FDI, entering the railways sector
The reform measures pertaining to the plantation sector are unlikely to attract foreign capital to the Indian tea industry, observed a senior industry representative.As per the earlier FDI p...
With this investment, total investments of Indiabulls Group in the vibrant economy of London would be in excess of Rs. 4,200 crore, says IHFL Chairman Sameer Gehlaut
The government’s decision to remove sub-limit restrictions within the overall limit of 74 per cent of foreign direct investment for private sector lenders is seen as a positive for banks such as Ax...
The government’s indirect tax revenue grew 36.8 per cent in October 2016 when compared with the revenue in the same month previous year. Of these, excise duty collections grew the fastest c...
Fin Min to take stock more frequently to improve health
The manmade fibre segment of the textile sector has sought a level playing field and protection from the dumping of synthetic fibre from China that has resulted in losses to the domestic industry.
While planters in south India welcomed the Government’s announcements on FDI reforms for the plantation sector, they do not expect a major influx of funds.N. Dharmaraj, President of the Uni...
India is the world’s largest importer of defence equipment, according to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute and spends about $24 billion a year on defence equipment. Easing FDI norms will boost foreign investment
The crux of these reforms is to further ease, rationalise and simplify the process of foreign investments in the country
Developing countries do not want to take up a head-on challenge with rich countries and many politicians do not realise that the international climate regime today is a fight for development space
Modi, Shah held responsible for defeat; RSS chief too draws flak for reservation remark
Unhappy over the One Rank One Pension (OROP) notified by the government last week, a group of military veterans tried to stage a protest march to Rashtrapati Bhavan on Wednesday, calling the day a...
Younis said that some of his teammates had already got hints about his decision to retire from ODIs after the first match against England.
“If anybody has been hurt by my remarks, I apologise... what will I gain by doing it (by making such comments)”.
Members are upset that their demand for OBC quota was ignored
SAD rejects the appointment of jathedars in an ‘autocratic’ manner
The incoming Bihar Assembly will have more MLAs charged with criminal cases than its predecessor, will be substantially richer and will have fewer women, an analysis of election affidavits by the...
The announcement of reforms in foreign direct investment (FDI) norms in a raft of sect...
Kerala Finance Minister K.M. Mani’s resignation over the bar bri...
One cannot enjoy wealth or social standing if some members of the society remain unhappy. The economy, which is a network of material relations, can always be revived, but the society, which is a network of human relations based on trust, cannot be repaired easily once damaged
The moral posturing that a developmental narrative was rejected in favour of a Mandal narrative does not stand in the face of the campaign rhetoric
Bailing Rajan out would be not only immoral, but also deleterious to India’s image as an upholder of law and justice
