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SAIL, NTPC, IOC, ONGC elevated to ‘maharatna’ status
21 May 2010
The new maharatna status allows those company that qualify to make investment decisions to the tune of Rs5,000 crore without requirement of government approval
SAIL, NTPC, IOC, ONGC elevated to ‘maharatna’ status
21 May 2010
The new maharatna status allows those company that qualify to make investment decisions to the tune of Rs5,000 crore without requirement of government approval
SAIL, NTPC, IOC, ONGC elevated to ‘maharatna’ status
21 May 2010
The new maharatna status allows those company that qualify to make investment decisions to the tune of Rs5,000 crore without requirement of government approval
SAIL, NTPC, IOC, ONGC elevated to ‘maharatna’ status
21 May 2010
The new maharatna status allows those company that qualify to make investment decisions to the tune of Rs5,000 crore without requirement of government approval
APM gas price: a positive development for domestic gas market
21 May 2010
The APM gas price hike is a positive development for the orderly growth of the domestic gas markets, writes K Ravichandran, VP and co-head, corporate ratings, ICRA Ltd
Delhi Declaration at Aman Ki Asha identifies six areas to build economic ties between India and Pakistan
20 May 2010
India's exports grow 36 per cent in April; imports vault 43 per cent
19 May 2010
Except foodgrains and handicrafts, all other sectors such as textiles, gems and jewellery and marine products showed improved performance in April 2010
CAG wants to regulate regulators
19 May 2010
The CAG’s proposal to expand its oversight forms part of its suggestions made in the draft Bill governing the role and function of the CAG. The Bill is currently with the finance ministry
Cabinet clears UIDAI's data collection programme
18 May 2010
Bihar’s Rs20,000 crore plan size gets panel nod
18 May 2010
Plan panel shortens road-building target
18 May 2010
‘Aadhar’ number to be on call soon
17 May 2010
Will surprise nation on deficit figures: Pranab Mukherjee
15 May 2010
Finance minister Pranab Mukherjee says high returns from 3G auction does provide extra elbow room to the government. CNBC-TV18 shares with domain-b its exclusive interview with
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