Economy - general
Centre reviews guidelines as swine flue toll mounts to 7
10 Aug 2009
The government today approved testing swine flue (Influenza A H1N1) cases by private diagnostic laboratories even as the pandemic claimed a seventh victim today.
PM wants a `new deal' for urban street vendors
10 Aug 2009
Prime minister Manmohan Singh today asked state governments to restructure master planning laws and city/local area plans to address the requirements of space for street vending as an important urban activity.
Survey puts April-June job losses at 131,000
10 Aug 2009
PM vows action against hoarding, black-marketing
08 Aug 2009
The prime minister today told state governments to initiate stringent ation against black marketing and hoarding to curb the price rise on essential commodities.
Go rural, minister advises businesses
07 Aug 2009
Go rural, minister advises businesses
07 Aug 2009
Indians callous to basic injustices: Amartya Sen
06 Aug 2009
Monsoon remains shaky as ‘trough’ vanishes
03 Aug 2009
India's exports down 27.7 per cent in June
03 Aug 2009
Average daily wages under NREGA rises to Rs84
30 Jul 2009
Inflation rate eases to -1.54 per cent
30 Jul 2009
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