Economy - general
India’s October trade deficit narrows to $10.56 bn as gold imports fall
11 Nov 2013
Exports posted a robust 13.47 per cent growth, while gold imports declined due to increase in customs duties and other import restrictions
Inflation is a PIG; but so is rupee value
08 Nov 2013
Pure Inflation Gauges (PIG) are the latest tool to provide a balance between inflation and economic growth. By Probir Roy
CBI has no powers to investigate crimes, make arrests: Gauhati HC
08 Nov 2013
The Gauhati High Court has ruled that the CBI is legally not a police force and has no powers to investigate crimes, arrest suspects or file charges
Worst is over for Indian economy, says Montek
06 Nov 2013
IBM in Rs5,357-cr tax dispute in India
04 Nov 2013
CAG elected to UN audit body
04 Nov 2013
Panel recommends hike in prices of diesel, LPG and kerosene
30 Oct 2013
An expert group has recommended increases of Rs5 per litre of diesel, Rs4 per litre of kerosene and Rs250 per cylinder of domestic LPG, and limiting the quota of subsidised LPG to households at 6 cylinders a year.
Inflation too high for RBI to cut rates
28 Oct 2013
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