Economy - general
Fresh SC rap ends Mayawati’s statue spree
12 Sep 2009
Austerity doesn’t mean no luxury, waffles Pranab
12 Sep 2009
OECD sees signs of broad economic recovery
12 Sep 2009
The OECD says that the global economy is on a recovery path in most of the OECD economies, in particular in France and Italy, as well as in China, India and Russia.
Tighter money in the offing, says RBI chief
11 Sep 2009
India will exit the expansionary monetary regime sooner than other countries as inflationary pressures were showing up, says RBI chief Dr D Subbarao
WBPCC welcomes Mamata’s offer on Nano land
11 Sep 2009
RBI chief points to ‘complex challenges’ to India’s financial stability in globalised regime
11 Sep 2009
India will not slow down on reforms but factor in the lessons from the crisis and accordingly rework its roadmap, says RBI chief Dr D Subbarao.
India's exports down 19.7 per cent in August
10 Sep 2009
India's exports fell 19.7 per cent to $14.3 billion in August this year on a year-on-year basis as the slide in exports continued for the 11th consecutive month
Don’t fail the poor, PM tells states on NREGA
10 Sep 2009
Unctad lowers growth
08 Sep 2009
Mukherjee optimistic on India's growth
08 Sep 2009
Despite erratic monsoons in several areas, finance minister Pranab Mukherjee says the economy is expected to grow at 6 per cent during the year
States lose power to certify drug exports
07 Sep 2009
Inflation rate edges up to -0.21 per cent
03 Sep 2009
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