Economy - general
President Mukherjee formally dissolves Lok Sabha
19 May 2014
El Nino effect helps soya crop, hurts wheat, maize and rice: study
17 May 2014
The dreaded El Nino weather effect does more than affect monsoon rains – it is actually affecting crop patterns worldwide, says a new study
S&P reminds Modi of unfinished reforms
17 May 2014
Polls 2014: Where the Modi wave failed to strike
17 May 2014
Monsoon seen arriving a few days late
16 May 2014
WPI inflation hits a 2-month low of 5.20% as food prices ease
16 May 2014
Amidst a general decline in food prices, wholesale price inflation declined to a two-month low of 5.20 per cent in April 2014
Diesel made costlier by Rs1.09 per litre
13 May 2014
Consumer price inflation rises to 8.59% in April
12 May 2014
India’s industrial production down 0.5% in March
12 May 2014
Industrial production during the financial year ended 31 March 2014 declined by 0.1 per cent
UPA bequeaths a ramshackle economy
12 May 2014
Election 2014: EC okays airing of exit polls from Monday evening
10 May 2014
The Election Commission will the media to publish exit polls for India’s general elections on Monday after 6:30 pm
Indian economy unlikely to grow above 5-6% in near future: Moody's
09 May 2014
The Indian economy is unlikely to revert to the high growth path of 7-8 per cent and above in the immediate future even if the government pursues a strong reforms agenda, rating agency Moody’s
India has 54 of the world's top 2,000 public companies: Forbes
09 May 2014
Fifty-four of the 2,000 largest and most powerful public companies in the world are in India, though Chinese companies occupy the top three spots in the Forbes 'Global 2000'
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