Economy - general
Government rejects BJP demand to cancel allocation of 142 coal blocks
03 Sep 2012
A Parliament panel report, meanwhile, pointed to the paradox of private parties failing to develop coal blocks allotted to them, whereas state-run CIL is looking overseas to acquire coal assets
India’s GDP growth hits a decade low of 5.5 per cent
31 Aug 2012
Planning Commission deputy chairman Montek Singh Ahluwalia and Prime Minister's Economic Advisory Council chairman C Rangarajan, however, feel that the situation would improve over the course of the fiscal
CBI launches raids over NHRM embezzlement
30 Aug 2012
India, world face hard times: new CEA Rajan
29 Aug 2012
India will have to devise a strategy to deal with the global economic situation which faces serious challenges, new chief economic advisor Raghuram G Rajan said today
Rural Indians outpace urbanites in spending growth
29 Aug 2012
Rural spending outpaced urban consumption in the two years up to 2011-12, the first time in nearly 25 years, reveals a new study by ratings agency Crisil
Odisha top FDI destination in India in 2011-12
27 Aug 2012
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