Economy - general
Bad loans by state-run banks worry Pranab
09 Jul 2011
Illicit money: govt may seek review of SC order for SIT
09 Jul 2011
The union government is likely to seek a review of the ruling of the Supreme Court's order of 5 July appointing a special investigation team to take over the probe into illicit cash stashed abroad
Tax collection targets to be met: Pranab
08 Jul 2011
SC seeks status report on probe into 'cash-for-vote' scam
07 Jul 2011
The Supreme Court today directed the Delhi Police to submit before it the status report of its probe in the "cash-for-vote" scam during the 2008 trust vote
Industrial output data flawed: Subbarao
06 Jul 2011
Government to stick to fiscal deficit target of 4.6 per cent
05 Jul 2011
Finance minister Pranab Mukherjee says the government would stick to the fiscal deficit target of 4.6 per cent of GDP for 2011-12 despite huge revenue sacrifice from the duty cut on petroleum products.
SC orders SIT probe into illicit money stashed abroad
04 Jul 2011
The Supreme Court today has also asked the government to disclose names of foreign bank holders against whom income tax proceedings have been concluded.
India’s external debt up at $305.9bn
01 Jul 2011
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