Economy - general
India can emerge superpower by 2039: World Bank ex-director
13 Apr 2010
India can emerge as the world's second largest economy by 2039 if it continues to grow at the rate of 8-9 per cent annually, says economist Harinder Kohli, former senior advisor and director of the World Bank
National Integration Council reconstitued
12 Apr 2010
Over four lakh aspirants to appear for JEE
12 Apr 2010
Time for market-oriented financial sector reforms: Pranab
10 Apr 2010
Changes in the kind of products and regulatory frameworks should be in tune with the dynamic needs of the market for effective financial sector control, says Pranab.
India, Australia to set up joint education forum
10 Apr 2010
Garment exports down 10 per cent in February
10 Apr 2010
Government to decide on six SEZs today
09 Apr 2010
Sugar output to top earlier estimates: Pawar
09 Apr 2010
Food price inflation shoots up to 17.70 per cent
08 Apr 2010
The 1.35 percentage points rise in the wholesale price-based inflation is likely to force the Reserve Bank to further tighten interest rates.
India, US expand financial and economic partnership
06 Apr 2010
The partnership will cover the broad areas of macroeconomic policy, financial sector reforms and infrastructure financing.
ICICI Bank, HDFC Bank to get ‘foreign’ tag
05 Apr 2010
IMC moots servce tax reduction on works contract
05 Apr 2010
IMC moots servce tax reduction on works contract
05 Apr 2010
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