Economy - general
End ‘inspector raj’ to help SMEs: Raghuram Rajan
23 May 2016
India a beacon for foreign investment: Jaitley
21 May 2016
Inefficient government monopolies must end: Jaitley
21 May 2016
Finance minister Arun Jaitley said on Friday there was a need to ensure greater competition in the country in sectors such as public transport, railways, power distribution and insurance that are currently dominated by the public sector
Rijiju trashes Pak objections to Indian map bill
18 May 2016
WPI inflation reverses 18 months of negative show, up 0.34% in April
16 May 2016
Wholesale price inflation rose on the back of a 2.1 per cent year-on-year increase in the prices of primary articles, caused by a 2 per cent rise in food prices and a 3 per cent jump in the prices of non-food articles
Monsoon delayed; to hit Kerala on 7 June
16 May 2016
No chance of a Lehman moment in India: Rajan
14 May 2016
Reserve Bank of India governor Raghuram Rajan says the problem of bad loans of public sector banks is being cleared up and a three-corner firewall is being created to safeguard the economy
Panama Papers reveal 2,000 Indian links so far
11 May 2016
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