Economy - general
Indirect tax collections up 37.5% in April-June
11 Jul 2015
Industrial output growth slows to 2.7% in May
10 Jul 2015
Govt notifies rules for black money valuation
04 Jul 2015
Once the window for disclosure closes, the tax will remain at 30 per cent but the penalty will be three times the tax — or 90 per cent — besides possible criminal prosecution and jail term
Govt notifies rules for black money valuation
04 Jul 2015
Once the window for disclosure closes, the tax will remain at 30 per cent but the penalty will be three times the tax — or 90 per cent — besides possible criminal prosecution and jail term
Census reveals Bharat-India divide
04 Jul 2015
Nearly 40 per cent of rural households are financially excluded, reveals the first socio-economic and caste census
Govt announces integrated skills development, entrepreneurship policy
02 Jul 2015
The government has approved common norms for skill development schemes being implemented by the centre under the mission
E-filing of income tax returns begins
02 Jul 2015
UGC releases list of 21 fake universities
02 Jul 2015
India tops in adopting automation in operations, practices: survey
25 Jun 2015
Indian companies are switching to automation to lower costs and have greater accuracy and increased flexibility to increase or decrease productio
A reflection on rural India
25 Jun 2015
Vishwas Patil is the author of the acclaimed Marathi novels Panipat, Sambhaji and Mahanayak His book Jhadajhadati
Mumbai braces for more rains while limping to normalcy
20 Jun 2015
Mumbai, which was paralysed on Friday following torrential rains since Thursday night, limped back to normalcy on Saturday, with train services restored on all three suburban lines
India faces world's worst groundwater depletion: NASA
19 Jun 2015
The stress on groundwater resources is more apparent in India than in any other part of the world, data received from NASA's Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment (GRACE) satellites show
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