Economy - general
New income tax laws in 2011, says govt
29 Aug 2009
More subsidised loans for poor students soon
28 Aug 2009
Foreign Trade Policy 2009-14: Indirect taxes off, incentive basket expanded
27 Aug 2009
The new Foreign Trade Policy has expanded incentive schemes and lowered transaction costs for exporters in order to revive India's sagging exports
Inflation rate rises to -0.95 per cent
26 Aug 2009
Swiss authorities rule out fishing expeditions to net black funds
25 Aug 2009
Swiss authorities will help Indian government officials to unearth black money stashed there, but only in cases with concrete evidence of wrongdoing.
Centre’s guidelines on drought relief sought
25 Aug 2009
ASEAN deal not a sell-out, says Pranab
24 Aug 2009
Scope of NPS to be widened as more entities join
24 Aug 2009
Pranab hints at import of edible oils, pulses
21 Aug 2009
The government has kept the option of food imports open as the current drought has seriously affected production of kharif crops
Pranab hints at import of edible oils, pulses
21 Aug 2009
The government has kept the option of food imports open as the current drought has seriously affected production of kharif crops
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