Economy - general
Pranab shrugs off US debt crisis; vows to spur reforms
08 Aug 2011
The finance minister said there could be some impact on the capital and trade flows in the country, but India is in a better position than many other nations to manage it
‘Hacking’ twist added to post-Godhra riot probe
06 Aug 2011
Government may end diesel subsidy for cars
04 Aug 2011
The government may end diesel subsidy for passenger cars, accounting for over 15 per cent of the diesel consumed in the country.
Lokpal bill: The government’s proposals
04 Aug 2011
Lokpal bill: Public says ‘aye’ to Hazare
04 Aug 2011
Government introduces Lokpal Bill; Hazare’s supporters burn copies
04 Aug 2011
The government today introduced its version of a lokpal bill in the Lok Sabha, amid protests by the civil society groups led by social activist Anna Hazare
India's food price inflation rises to 8.04 per cent
04 Aug 2011
Finance minister Pranab Mukherjee attributes the price volatility to extraneous factors like high crude oil prices, over which the government has little control.
Activists slam food security bill
03 Aug 2011
Bank workers plan one-day strike on 5 August
03 Aug 2011
Morgan Stanley cuts growth forecast for India
01 Aug 2011
Indian economy to grow at 8.2 per cent in 2011-12
01 Aug 2011
While some moderation is expected in agricultural and industrial production, at 3.0 per cent and 7.1 per cent, respectively, in 2011-12, the service sector is expected to grow at a higher rate of 10 per cent.
Germany seeks urgent UNSC meet on Syria as India starts presidency
01 Aug 2011
Germany has requested that the UN Security Council meet Monday to discuss the worsening situation in Syria, even as India takes over rotating presidency of the Council after a gap of 19 years.
India to push for ceasefire in Libya at the UNSC
30 Jul 2011
Core sector production grows 5.2 per cent in June
29 Jul 2011
Core sector performance was helped by a 12.5 per cent growth in steel production and an 8.2 per cent growth in electricity generation.
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