Economy - general
Yeddyurappa case: SC pulls up Karnataka CID for shoddy probe
05 May 2012
The Supreme Court has reserved till next week its order on the plea for a CBI inquiry into activities of former Karnataka chief minister B S Yeddyurappa
Pranab blames rupee fall on commodity volatility
04 May 2012
India plans to review tax treaty with Mauritius
04 May 2012
NSSO survey paints dismal picture of India’s poverty
04 May 2012
About 60 per cent of the rural population in India live on less than Rs35 a day with around as many in cities living on Rs66 a day
New US ambassador Powell slams ‘retro tax’ move
28 Apr 2012
Met predicts normal monsoon for third year running
27 Apr 2012
The IMD’s India-wide projections may be reasonably accurate but are of little help to farmers who need local weather information. By Jagdeep Worah
RBI cuts Bank Rate by 50 bps to 9 per cent
26 Apr 2012
Rupee seen falling to 56 a dollar
26 Apr 2012
S&P downgrades India’s long-term credit rating to negative
25 Apr 2012
With little progress on economic reforms, S&P expects India’s GDP growth to fall to 5.3 per cent in 2012-13, against the government’s projection of a 7 per cent
India's growth rate to bounce back: Pranab
23 Apr 2012
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