Economy - general
Government renews sops for export-oriented goods
23 Aug 2010
Labour, Coalition launch bids to secure power in Australia
23 Aug 2010
With leading contenders for power ending up near equal in results it is likely that Australians may have to wait up to ten days to learn who is going to form the new government.
Coalition inches ahead of Labour in see-sawing Australian elections
21 Aug 2010
Australia is headed for a topsy-turvy political future as a massive swing against incumbent Labour looks set to deliver the country’s first hung parliament since World War II.
Infrastructure spend in 12th plan to fall 30 per cent short: Pranab
18 Aug 2010
Mukherjee said the fundamental constraint in financing infrastructure relates to the limits on banks' lending to the sector due to asset-liability mismatch
Sam Pitroda to head National Innovation Council
17 Aug 2010
Inflation rate dips to 9.97 per cent in June
16 Aug 2010
Pranab asks banks to accelerate financial deepening
14 Aug 2010
Banks should reach out to those who are still left outside the banking network, in order to achieve a wider spread of development, the finance minister said.
Government admits inability to tame food prices
14 Aug 2010
Food inflation has remained at stubbornly high levels for over a year now
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