Government policies
Eco ministry's new draft limits Western Ghat's sensitive zone to 25%
10 Sep 2015
The revised draft limits the eco-sensitive zone in the Western Ghats to 56,825 sq km or 25 per cent of the total Western Ghats area
Govt lets telecom service providers trade in spectrum
09 Sep 2015
Together with the earlier decision to allow spectrum sharing, the decision to allow trading of spectrum among users is expected to herald an era of telecom sector consolidation
Cabinet clears gold bond, monetisation schemes
09 Sep 2015
India is estimated to have 20,000 tonnes of domestic stock of gold, which, as finance minister Arun Jaitley stated in his budget speech, is mostly neither traded nor monetized
Ex-servicemen miffed over 1-rank, 1-pay terms; to continue stir
05 Sep 2015
Ex-servicemen have decided to continue their agitation over the one-rank, one-pay agitation at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi, as most of the critical conditions, they say, remain unmet
Bharat bandh partial, banking and transport services most affected
02 Sep 2015
The impact of the strike was most visible in some of the non-BJP states such as Kerala, Tripura, Karnataka and Odisha with some impact in Delhi, Haryana, Punjab, Tamil Nadu, Gujarat, Bihar and Jharkhand
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