Government policies
SC sees ‘prima facie nexus’ in Aircel-Maxis deal
07 Nov 2012
CBI probe into the Aircel-Maxis deal involving former telecom minister Dayanidhi Maran and a Malaysian business tycoon “prima facie indicates a nexus”, the Supreme Court observed today
Oil ministry defers CAG audit meet on RIL’s KG-D6 block
31 Oct 2012
Instead, officials of RIL and the petroleum ministry are meeting to break the current impasse over the KG-D6 block
TV digitisation in metros well on schedule
26 Oct 2012
Rangarajan panel recommends revenue sharing by sugar mills and farmers
12 Oct 2012
The committee has suggested doing away with the present mechanism of regulated release of non-levy sugar as also phasing out of the cane area reservation and allowing contract farming
Shome panel bails out Vodafone; recommends against retrospective tax
09 Oct 2012
The committee said retrospective application of tax law should occur in exceptional or rarest of rare cases, and with particular objectives
EGoM moots one-time fee for incumbent telcos
09 Oct 2012
Kejriwal alleges `nexus’ between DLF and Haryana govt
09 Oct 2012
The Haryana government selected DLF for the SEZ deal on the ground that it was the only firm having experience in making a golf course
Cabinet set to approve pension, insurance bills
03 Oct 2012
Government to put an end to 3G roaming pacts
28 Sep 2012
Auction order specific to 2G spectrum: SC
27 Sep 2012
The Supreme Court bench headed by retiring Chief Justice S H Kapadia also made it amply clear that the court considers public good as superior to revenue maximisation
Cabinet panel approves financial restructuring package for state electricity distribution companies
24 Sep 2012
Finally, roaming charges to go from next year
24 Sep 2012
Government not for controls on internet: Sibal
24 Sep 2012
PM seeks nation's support to carry on reforms
21 Sep 2012
PM today defended the government’s decisions to hike fuel prices and open up retail trade to foreign investment saying these are in the nation’s long-term interest
New FDI rules in multi-brand retail, airlines take effect
20 Sep 2012
The government also notified relaxed guidelines for single brand retail trading and changes in FDI policy for broadcasting services and power trading exchanges
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