Investments
FDI norms eased further; new reforms open up the economy
20 Jun 2016
Almost all sectors the country’s economy, including aviation, e-commerce, defence and pharmaceutical, are now open to 100-per cent foreign direct investment, making the country the most open economy in the world
FDI norms eased further; new reforms open up the economy
20 Jun 2016
Almost all sectors the country’s economy, including aviation, e-commerce, defence and pharmaceutical, are now open to 100-per cent foreign direct investment, making the country the most open economy in the world
N-pact with Westinghouse to unleash Rs150 bn industry boom: Ficci
11 Jun 2016
Ficci feels this will send the right signals for making re-operational the domestic nuclear programme, which has been stalled for last two years on the nuclear liability issue
India offers UAE $1.75-bn stake in petrochemical, refinery projects to boost energy ties
13 Apr 2016
LIC buys Konkan Railway bonds worth Rs250 cr
23 Mar 2016
RBI to share information on FDI inflows with IB, RAW
07 Mar 2016
The move comes after the cabinet secretariat expressed concern over companies in tax havens investing in the country
Mumbai all set for `Make in India’ show
09 Feb 2016
Time for govt to step up infrastructure investment: Kumar Birla
30 Jan 2016
The government must boost infrastructure sector investments to offset the slowdown of private investments, and set off a "virtuous circle" of investment and economic growth, says Aditya Birla Group chairman Kumar Mangalam Birla
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