Economy - general
India’s industrial production growth at a slow 1.8 per cent in December
10 Feb 2012
The continued decline in the production of capital goods and intermediate goods suggests that any sharp up tick in industrial production is unlikely in the near term
Food bill encounters many state-level objections
10 Feb 2012
Mukherjee concerned over mounting subsidy bill
09 Feb 2012
In his second broad hint in recent weeks that the budget for 2012-13 would aim at fiscal consolidation, finance minister Pranab Mukherjee today said he was "losing sleep" over mounting subsidy bill
India’s April-January trade deficit zooms to $148.7 billion
09 Feb 2012
India’s imports grew 20.3 per cent year-on-year to $40.1 billion in January 2012 while its exports during the month grew at a slow 10.1 per cent to $25.4 billion
UIDAI launches online ID authentication service
08 Feb 2012
India’s GDP to grow at 6.9 per cent in 2011-12
07 Feb 2012
The CSO projects India’s GDP at constant (2004-05) prices at Rs52,22,027 crore in fiscal 2011-12 against Rs48,85,954 crore in 2010-11
Large South Asia companies may withstand turbulence In 2012 netter than smaller peers: S&P
01 Feb 2012
India’s GDP grew 8.4 per cent in 2010-11
31 Jan 2012
Per capita net national income of the country is estimated to have expanded 8.4 per cent to Rs35,993 during 2010-11, from Rs33,843 in 2009-10
SC accepts Swamy plea; says govt must okay graft cases faster
31 Jan 2012
A bench headed by Justice A K Ganguly today said the government should sanction the prosecution of accused officials within three months
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