Economy - general
India lost $123 billion in illegal money transfers between 2001 and 2010: GFI
18 Dec 2012
llicit money flows from India touched $123 billion in the 10 years between 2001 and 2010, making it the world’s eighth largest source of unaccounted money
Mamata woos business, but gets no commitments
18 Dec 2012
Rajan moots 3-prong strategy to boost growth
18 Dec 2012
RBI holds policy rates steady; cut likely in January
18 Dec 2012
Though the Reserve Bank has kept key policy rates unchanged despite a drop in inflation rate in November, governor Durruvi Subbarao strongly hinted at easing of rates in the next policy review on 29 January
RBI holds policy rates steady; cut likely in January
18 Dec 2012
Though the Reserve Bank has kept key policy rates unchanged despite a drop in inflation rate in November, governor Durruvi Subbarao strongly hinted at easing of rates in the next policy review on 29 January
Rail freight charges likely to go up: Bansal
17 Dec 2012
Exports target to be missed amid turndown: FIEO
15 Dec 2012
India adds $482 million to forex kitty
15 Dec 2012
After Chidambaram, PM hints at more ‘reforms’
15 Dec 2012
The Prime Minister said the government needs to take forward the steps it has taken through the constitution of the Cabinet Committee on Investment to revive the economy
Land Bill to be in Parliament soon: Ramesh
15 Dec 2012
Chidambaram prescribes the ‘bitter’ economic pill
14 Dec 2012
He said a tightening is needed for the economy to get back to the path of fiscal consolidation and avoid downgrading by various rating agencies
Mumbai is world’s dirt capital: Survey
14 Dec 2012
Inflation falls to 10-month low of 7.24 % in November
14 Dec 2012
A general easing of inflationary pressures in the manufacturing sector helped to reverse the upward momentum, although prices of food articles continued to rise
Quake could hit Tehri dam any day: government scientists
11 Dec 2012
Scientists at the National Geophysical Research Institute say there is an active geological fault line beneath the Tehri dam that enhances the earthquake risk
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