Economy - general
Inflation up at 7.8 per cent, RBI rate cut unlikely
15 Oct 2012
With inflation ruling much higher than the Reserve Bank of India’s stated comfort level of five per cent, the prospects of a long-awaited rate cut appear bleak.
Oil search policy revamp this year: Jaipal
15 Oct 2012
Govt to cut wasteful expenditure: Chidambaram
13 Oct 2012
Vadra-DLF deals: PIL filed in Allahabad high court
11 Oct 2012
The court today told the central government to respond to charges levelled against Robert Vadra by anti-corruption crusader Arvind Kejriwal
Natarajan writes to PM, slams NIB move
10 Oct 2012
India still faces risk of negative rating: S&P
10 Oct 2012
S&P is pinning its stance on investor sentiment, which is closely linked to policy changes that would allow greater flows of capital to the lucrative financial sector
Shome panel bails out Vodafone; recommends against retrospective tax
09 Oct 2012
The committee said retrospective application of tax law should occur in exceptional or rarest of rare cases, and with particular objectives
Geithner bullish on India’s policy shifts
09 Oct 2012
Government and CAG not enemies: Chidambaram
09 Oct 2012
IMF pegs India’s 2012 growth lower at 4.9%
09 Oct 2012
Expectations of a twin slowdown in India and China led the IMF to shave its growth projections for developing Asia to 6.7 per cent from 7.1 per cent in July
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