Government policies
Gillard dumped Rudd over policy shift on uranium exports
18 Nov 2011
Australian foreign minister, Kevin Rudd, said yesterday he was never consulted over prime minister Julia Gillard's shift in policy stance to sell uranium to India.
India will work in the ambit of its own laws, PM’s short message for US
18 Nov 2011
PM Manmohan Singh’s short message for president Barack Obama on the contentious civil nuclear liability law is that Delhi will make adjustments only within the “four corners” of its own laws.
India will work in the ambit of its own laws, PM’s short message for US
18 Nov 2011
PM Manmohan Singh’s short message for president Barack Obama on the contentious civil nuclear liability law is that Delhi will make adjustments only within the “four corners” of its own laws.
No bail yet for Reddys in illegal mining case
17 Nov 2011
TRAI proposes to relax M&A guidelines
07 Nov 2011
Cabinet approves new procurement policy for MSEs
01 Nov 2011
Under the new policy, all central ministries, departments and PSUs will have to mandatorily procure 20 per cent of their annual purchases of goods and services from MSEs.
FM launches government's e-payment system
31 Oct 2011
The system, which will eliminate nearly twenty million cheques, will also help improve efficiency and bring transparency in government's working.
New manufacturing policy proposes zoning of industries
25 Oct 2011
Land selected for industrial purposes will as far as possible be waste, infertile land not suitable for cultivation, away from any ecologically fragile area.
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