Economy - general
Relief for common man as two-day bank strike ends
12 Feb 2014
The two-day bank strike affected the clearing of cheques worth Rs7,40,000 crore , and hit government and foreign exchange transactions and money market operations
Chidambaram happy with 4.9% GDP growth projection
08 Feb 2014
The Central Statistics Office under the ministry of statistics and programme implementation estimates that India is poised to become a $1.7 trillion economy
Income inequality rising in India, globally: IMF chief
04 Feb 2014
In India, the net worth of billionaires increased 12-fold in 15 years, enough to eliminate absolute poverty in the country twice over, IMF chief Christine Lagarde said in London
Income inequality rising in India, globally: IMF chief
04 Feb 2014
In India, the net worth of billionaires increased 12-fold in 15 years, enough to eliminate absolute poverty in the country twice over, IMF chief Christine Lagarde said in London
Govt sets up 7th Pay Commission for central staff
04 Feb 2014
The Pay Commission has been set up to recommend a revised salary structure for central government employees - both in civil and military service
CNG prices in Delhi cut by 30%; piped gas to cost 20% less
03 Feb 2014
The move to reduce cost of natural gas for consumers comes close on the heels of a nationwide hike in the annual quota of LPG cylinders to households
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