Economy - general
Government to revive economy, provide opportunities: President Mukherjee
09 Jun 2014
President Pranab Mukherjee today said containing food inflation will be the topmost priority for the government by focusing on the supply side issues of various agro and agro-based products
Focus on `skill, scale and speed’ to compete with China: Modi
09 Jun 2014
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday outlined the vision for India’s economic progress and emphasised the need to develop the necessary “skill, scale and speed” to compete with a fast-developing China
Business leaders meet Jaitley, seek more transparent tax regime
07 Jun 2014
Corporate India, in its first direct interaction with new finance minister Arun Jaitley, on Friday made a strong pitch for a more business-friendly tax regime and bold economic reforms
Budget to give priority for skill development
06 Jun 2014
Assocham proposes $3-trillion capacity boost for Railways in 15 years
05 Jun 2014
Assocham has proposed a transformational mega plan for Indian Railways to handle about 50 per cent of the traffic generated by a $7-trillion economy by 2029-30
Core sector output grows faster at 4.2% in April
03 Jun 2014
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