Economy - general
Rigid labour laws hindering growth: Basu
06 Nov 2012
PM dismisses jobs scare over FDI
05 Nov 2012
Disastrous downpour continues in AP; 25 killed
05 Nov 2012
At least 25 persons have been killed since Sunday as torrential rains continue to batter coastal Andhra Pradesh in the wake of last week’s Cyclone Nilam
Chidambaram updates FIIs on economy
02 Nov 2012
LPG price hiked by Rs26.50 to Rs922 per cylinder
01 Nov 2012
We must overcome constraints, PM tells ministers
01 Nov 2012
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today told his newly reconstituted council of ministers that constraints, particularly in improvement of infrastructure, would have to be overcome
India’s debt not sustainable, says Chidambaram
31 Oct 2012
FDI is not an option, but an imperative, failing which we will have to rely on borrowings to meet the current account deficit, the minister said
Cyclone Nilam set to hit, may be softer than expected
31 Oct 2012
With wind speeds of 100 km per hour, the cyclone could disrupt transport and communications and cause flooding in low-lying areas of Tamil Nadu like Chennai, Kancheepuram and Tiruvallur
RBI cuts CRR by 0.25%; other rates unchanged
30 Oct 2012
The Reserve Bank of India today cut the cash reserve ratio by 25 basis points or 2.5 per cent, releasing Rs 17,500 more liquidity into the banking system, even as it left interest rates unchanged
RBI cuts CRR by 0.25%; other rates unchanged
30 Oct 2012
The Reserve Bank of India today cut the cash reserve ratio by 25 basis points or 2.5 per cent, releasing Rs 17,500 more liquidity into the banking system, even as it left interest rates unchanged
RBI hints at easing of policy rates
29 Oct 2012
`As macro-risks from inflation and twin deficits recede further, that could yield space down the line for monetary policy to respond more effectively to growth concerns’
Rail fare hike on the cards, says Bansal
29 Oct 2012
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