Economy - general
Food price inflation rate nose-dives to 13.05 per cent
10 Feb 2011
The almost 4 per cent fall was helped in large measure by plummeting vegetable prices
Second phase of Census 2011 begins
09 Feb 2011
Mumbai gets set for second phase of Census 2011
09 Feb 2011
CAG smells a bigger scam in S-band spectrum allocation: report
07 Feb 2011
The report puts the presumptive loss to government in the preferential allotment of S-band spectrum to Devas Multimedia at Rs2,00,000 crore
Indian economy seen growing at 8.6 per cent in current fiscal
07 Feb 2011
National income is expected to grow at 8.2 per cent during 2010-11 against the 7.5 per cent growth recorded in 2009-10
Tax-exempt investment limit likely to be hiked
07 Feb 2011
FM concerned over trade balance if crude rises
07 Feb 2011
`High inflation may derail growth objectives'
04 Feb 2011
End octroi, local taxes to curb inflation: PM
04 Feb 2011
Corruption hindering good governance: PM
04 Feb 2011
Expressing concern over the "menace" of corruption in the wake of a series of scams, the prime minister said it demeans and dents India's image
SIT report flays Modi for role in Gujarat riots
04 Feb 2011
RBI survey puts India's FY'11 GDP growth at 8.7 per cent
03 Feb 2011
Forecasters now expect real GDP growth rate in 2010-11 to be 8.7 per cent against 8.5 per cent projected in the previous survey
Food price inflation shoots up to 17.05%
03 Feb 2011
Food inflation spurted for the second week on rising prices of onions and petrol, swelling up the headline inflation numbers
SC again questions appointment of Thomas as CVC
03 Feb 2011
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