Government policies
Government announces regulations for operating drones
28 Aug 2018
Beginning 1 December, all remotely piloted aircraft systems (RPAS) will be brought under a regulated environment under a Digital Sky Platform, the civil aviation ministry said
India looks to roll out 5G telecom services by 2020
24 Aug 2018
The Paulraj committee, set up by the Department of Telecom, wants more spectrum allotted and has called for policy evolution by the year-end
With no buyers in sight, Centre mulling Rs11,000 cr bailout for Air India
08 Aug 2018
The civil aviation ministry is reported to be in discussions with the finance ministry for a Rs11,000-crore bailout package for Air India, aimed at cleaning up its balance sheet and making it more attractive for privatisation
New defence production policy
06 Aug 2018
Sensitive personal data should be processed in India: Srikrishna panel
27 Jul 2018
All sensitive personal data relating to Indian citizens should be processed and stored only within India, the Justice Srikrishna committee has said, among other recommendations that forms the basis of the new bill on data protection
List of products under revised GST rates
23 Jul 2018
GST rate cut gives consumer stocks a big boost
23 Jul 2018
White goods were the major beneficiaries in the stock market as shares of these companies gained 5-8 per cent in early trade today
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