Government policies
Indo-US strategic dialogue: Five pillars of inconsequence
02 Jun 2010
India has allowed the US to carry its charade of a 'strategic partnership' a bit too far. Allowing itself to be co-opted in a sham exercise can have disastrous long-term consequences for the nation, argues Rajiv Singh
A convergence of policies: Pranab Mukerjee
20 Apr 2010
FM disburses first IPO recovery proceeds among retail investors
12 Apr 2010
In the first-ever penalisation of IPO manipulators and recovery from them, Rs23.28 crore is proposed to be disbursed among over 1.27 million unsuccessful IPO applicants.
US rebuffs Pakistan on civil nuclear deal
08 Apr 2010
The White House has dealt a public slap on the wrists to Pakistan making it clear that a civil nuclear deal with this embattled country, along the lines of the one with India, was not on the cards.
US rebuffs Pakistan on civil nuclear deal
08 Apr 2010
The White House has dealt a public slap on the wrists to Pakistan making it clear that a civil nuclear deal with this embattled country, along the lines of the one with India, was not on the cards.
China relieved as US delays report on currency manipulation
07 Apr 2010
Beijing economists have welcomed a US government decision to delay its report on exchange-rate manipulation, indicating a patch up in bilateral relations ahead of a meeting between leaders of the two nations next week.
US delays release of currency report, Beijing breathes easy
05 Apr 2010
US treasury secretary Timothy Geithner has said the US would delay a report on currency policies of trading partners, including China, allowing Beijing time to let its currency rise in value.
Delhi shrugs off rupee gains against the dollar
05 Apr 2010
Rupee gains against the dollar are not worrying the New Delhi establishment overly even though the Indian currency looks all set to firm up further as the year progresses.
India unveils consolidated FDI policy framework
31 Mar 2010
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