Economy - general
Vodafone left to fight its Rs20,000 retro tax burden
11 Jul 2014
Telecom major Vodafone will continue the international arbitration process in the Rs20,000-crore tax dispute after finance minister, after Arun Jaitley clarified that that the government has no plan to drop retrospective amendment in tax laws
Delhi world’s second-most populous city after Tokyo: UN report
11 Jul 2014
Delhi this year became the world's second-most populous city after Tokyo, with its population more than doubling since 1990 to 25 million, according to a UN report
Union Budget 20014-15: Basic custom duty on select items reduced to support domestic production
10 Jul 2014
Union Budget 2014-15: Expenditure Management Commission to be set up to evaluate expenditure reforms
10 Jul 2014
GDP projected to grow at 5.4-5.9% in 2014-15
09 Jul 2014
Economic Survey 2013-14 sees downside risks to the economy arising from a poor monsoon, the external environment and the poor investment climate
Tax reforms to be anchored on GST and DTC
09 Jul 2014
Fiscal deficit contained at 4.5% of GDP
09 Jul 2014
Economic Survey 2013-14 focuses on external vulnerabilities
09 Jul 2014
India’s balance-of-payments position improved dramatically in 2013-14 with current account deficit (CAD) at $32.4 billion, down from $88.2 billion in 2012-13
`Office on wheels’ for business travellers
08 Jul 2014
Trains to have automatic doors
08 Jul 2014
Railways need Rs50,000 core a year to fund ongoing projects
08 Jul 2014
The railways needabout Rs5,00,000 crore,or around Rs50,000 crore per year over the next 10 years, to execute its ongoing projects alone
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