Economy - general
RBI dashes hopes of an easy money policy
16 Apr 2012
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has dismissed the likelihood any big reduction in policy rates, saying the upside risks of inflation still persisted
MNREGA revamp version to be in place by end-May
16 Apr 2012
India's trade gap rises over 50 per cent to $185 billion in fiscal 2011-12
13 Apr 2012
High crude import prices and rising demand for gold pushed up india's trade deficit to $185 billion in FY12 - up 50 per cent from the FY11 level
India's industrial production grew 4.1 per cent in February
12 Apr 2012
IIP for January 2012 is now reported to have grown at a slow 1.1 per cent, against the 6.8 per cent growth reported earlier
Government may ask profitable PSUs to get listed
09 Apr 2012
Slowdown may affect banks' asset quality: Mukherjee
07 Apr 2012
If the GDP growth slows down further, there could be some mismatches in capital and output and this could impact credit quality of banks, Mukherjee said
India should have predictable tax system: chancellor Osborne
03 Apr 2012
Speaking exclusively to CNBC-TV18, UK chancellor George Osborne says India should have a predictable tax system but added he is not going to threaten retaliatory action over the proposed amendment. CNBC-TV 18 shares its exclusive interview with domain-b
Default rate at 10-year high of 3.4 per cent
03 Apr 2012
Default rate at 10-year high of 3.4 per cent
03 Apr 2012
Change in Indian tax laws will hit FDI, warns global industry
02 Apr 2012
Trade bodies have told the government that their member companies have begun re-evaluating their investments in India "due to increasing levels of controversy and uncertainty regarding taxation in recent years
World Bank backs India’s move to check `double tax avoidance’
31 Mar 2012
Zoellick, however, said “retrospective” need not be “retroactive” as the Indian government is sensitive that they want to have an environment that draws both domestic and foreign investment
India’s external debt mounts to 20 per cent of GDP at $335 billion
30 Mar 2012
The increase in external debt has been due largely to higher commercial borrowings and short-term trade credit
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