Government policies
Government hikes import duty on gold to 6 per cent
21 Jan 2013
The government will also link gold exchange traded fund (ETF) with gold deposit scheme so as to release physical gold at least in part into the market
Moily rules out roll-back of diesel price hike
19 Jan 2013
Govt loosens grip on diesel prices; ups LPG cap
17 Jan 2013
State-controlled oil retailers have been authorised to make price correction on diesel from time to time, depending on market conditions, although in small doses
Congress against chemical castration of rapists
05 Jan 2013
India bars tourists from journalistic activities
02 Jan 2013
Khemka justifies cancellation of Vadra-DLF deal
02 Jan 2013
Rangarajan panel moots parity-based gas pricing
02 Jan 2013
India looks at gold import curbs, diesel deregulation to pare deficit
02 Jan 2013
A fifty per cent reduction in gold imports would mean a $10.5 billion increase in the country’s foreign exchange reserves, according to Chidambaram
Government offers 17 coal blocks to PSUs
01 Jan 2013
Decision on IKEA’s India plans put off
31 Dec 2012
IKEA is reported to have sought approval to sell items such as upholstery and other accessories, consumer electronics, leather products and lifestyle products apart from food and beverages through its furniture outlets
Aakash 3 tablets to feature SIM slot, more applications
31 Dec 2012
The Aakash 2 tablet is being sold to students at Rs1,130 - a 50 per cent subsidy on the government’s buying price of Rs2,263
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