Economy - general
Government buckles in; to include caste in census
08 May 2010
After a tirade by the opposition in the Lok Sabha, the government looks set to buckle in to their demand for the inclusion of caste in the national census after a gap of 79 years
Sharad Pawar made party in IPL tax case
05 May 2010
Mukherjee rules out rollback in fuel taxes
05 May 2010
Picasso painting sets new auction record
05 May 2010
A 1932 painting by Pablo Picasso has been sold in New York for a world record $106.5 million, according to auction house Christie's.
Offices shut early due to motormen’s strike call
03 May 2010
Women professionals still trapped under the glass ceiling: Grant Thornton report
03 May 2010
Despite women today enjoying more opportunities than ever before, they still haven't managed to break the glass ceiling, in India or elsewhere, says a new report by Grant Thornton India
Food price inflation declines to 16.61 per cent
29 Apr 2010
Bandh hits transport, public services in several states
27 Apr 2010
Normal life was disrupted in several states today in view of the nationwide 12-hour anti-price rise shutdown called by the Left and some other non-BJP opposition parties
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