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Onions will come from China, Egypt: Sharad Pawar
24 Oct 2013
Even as onions are being exported from India, agriculture minister Sharad Pawar says the government will import onions from China or Egypt if domestic prices remain high
CAD could fall below 3.8% this fiscal, says Montek
21 Oct 2013
Deputy Chairman of the Planning Commission Montek Singh Ahluwalia says the delay in tapering by the US and the stabilisation of the Indian rupee would have a positive effect on the economy
Declare Laloo, Sharma’s seats vacant at once, AG tells LS
19 Oct 2013
Giving his opinion for the second time in two weeks on the issue, attorney general G E Vahanvati has made it clear that an MP stands disqualified the day he or she is convicted by a court
Gold rush in Unnao
18 Oct 2013
World Bank slashes India’s growth forecast to 4.7 per cent
17 Oct 2013
Following a similar move by the IMF last week, the World Bank yesterday slashed India’s growth forecast for the current fiscal year to 4.7 per cent from 6.1 per cent earlier
Rajan sees economy picking up by end of fiscal
16 Oct 2013
Rupee emerges Asia’s best performing currency
16 Oct 2013
The Indian rupee has emerged as the world’s favourite currency from the lows as Asia’s worst performer in less than a month after the new RBI governor Raghuram Rajan took charge
Extended stagflation delaying recovery prospects: CII poll
15 Oct 2013
Continued stagflation is delaying economic recovery in India, although an upswing in the economy is not out of reach, a CII poll shows
Onion prices drive up WPI to 6.46% in September
15 Oct 2013
Cyclone Phailin ravages India's east coast, but damage limited
14 Oct 2013
Cyclone Phailin, which hit India’s eastern coast on Saturday night, was remarkably contained despite being the strongest storm the country has faced in 14 years.
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