Economy - general
Rupee emerges Asia’s best performing currency
16 Oct 2013
The Indian rupee has emerged as the world’s favourite currency from the lows as Asia’s worst performer in less than a month after the new RBI governor Raghuram Rajan took charge
Extended stagflation delaying recovery prospects: CII poll
15 Oct 2013
Continued stagflation is delaying economic recovery in India, although an upswing in the economy is not out of reach, a CII poll shows
Onion prices drive up WPI to 6.46% in September
15 Oct 2013
Cyclone Phailin ravages India's east coast, but damage limited
14 Oct 2013
Cyclone Phailin, which hit India’s eastern coast on Saturday night, was remarkably contained despite being the strongest storm the country has faced in 14 years.
Phailin cuts off transport and communication links; leaves 7 dead
13 Oct 2013
The cyclone made its landfall "very close to Gopalpur town" around 9 pm on Saturday, with the severity beginning to wane on Sunday
Google to help search and rescue cyclone victims
12 Oct 2013
India not in a forex crisis, Rajan assures IMF-WB meet
12 Oct 2013
India will not need to tap the International Monetary Fund for funds in the next five years as the country is not facing any financial or economic crisis, Reserve Bank of India governor Raghuram Raja
India not in a forex crisis, Rajan assures IMF-WB meet
12 Oct 2013
India will not need to tap the International Monetary Fund for funds in the next five years as the country is not facing any financial or economic crisis, Reserve Bank of India governor Raghuram Raja
Industrial production barely expands at 0.6% in August
12 Oct 2013
Industrial production in the country grew at a negligible 0.6 per cent from a year-ago
Cyclone Phailin could be worst storm to hit India
12 Oct 2013
With winds reaching 315 kmph, Cyclone Phailin, which is expected to hit the Orissa-Andhra coast this evening, could be the strongest cyclone ever measured in the Indian Ocean
Economy will grow by over 5%: Chidambaram
11 Oct 2013
Finance minister P Chidambaram today presented a rosier picture of the Indian economy than perceived by global economists
IMF pegs India 2013 growth at a low 3.75%
09 Oct 2013
The IMF, in its latest `World Economic Outlook’ report, says global growth is in low gear, and that the drivers of activity are changing
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