Washington: The International Monetary Fund has said it broadly supports the series of economic reforms undertaken by India, which is moving in the right direction."We have been broadly supportive of the reforms being undertaken by
Washington: The US-India Business Council (USIBC) has applauded the Indian government's latest reforms liberalising FDI norms in industries that are starved for capital and enable the ease of doing business in the country."Putting more FDI
London: Assuring a transparent, predictable and an easy policy environment for doing businesses in India, Prime Minister Narendra Modi told Britain's corporate leaders here that it was wiser today to be in India today, with
London: British telecom group Vodafone today committed investments totalling Rs 13,000 crore in India for capacity augmentation and new business initiatives. The investment was committed to by Vittorio Colao, CEO of Vodafone Group Plc, in
Kolkata: Reserve Bank's employees have proposed one-day mass leave on November 19 to protest what they termed as the government's intention to curb the apex bank's activity and intervening into monetary policies.The United Forum of
New Delhi: National carrier Air India on Tuesday announced an opportunity for children to win free tickets to fly on Children's Day on November 14.The first prize winners will bag four free economy class return
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi's sets off on a three-day visit to Britain beginning Thursday with a focus on boosting ties in trade and investment, defence and energy sectors besides enhancing cooperation in combating
New Delhi: Despite the severe drubbing that the BJP received in Bihar elections, Modi government today decided to change the narrative and announced big bang economic reforms in 15 key sectors including agriculture, civil aviation,
New Delhi: Finance Ministry today said the relaxation of FDI norms in as many as 15 sectors by the government will help open floodgates of investment in the country."... This (relaxation of FDI rules in
New Delhi: The government today announced a slew of reforms and policy changes in the Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) for 15 major sectors including defence and aviation. The decisions were taken just ahead of Prime
New Delhi: Indian Railways has issued a letter of award to GE Global Sourcing India to manufacture 1,000 diesel locomotives for them in 10 years, an official said on Monday.The locomotives will be manufactured by
Melbourne: Indian mining giant Adani's 16.5 billion dollar controversy-hit coal mine project in Australia today faced a fresh legal challenge from an environmental group which sought cancellation of a new government approval, saying it would
New Delhi: Tata-SIA joint venture Vistara on Saturday rolled out a slew of special offers to its customers including free return tickets to the winners of a contest and discount on shopping and dining, among
New Delhi: Majority of Indian businesses are optimistic about the state of the economy improving in the next two quarters, although the last six months have not witnessed much of a change at the ground
Mumbai: To ring-fence the capital markets from any possible systemic issues and manipulations, regulator Sebi and the stock exchanges have beefed up their surveillance and risk management systems to tackle expected volatility in markets due
Mumbai: The three gold schemes launched by the government will go a long way in putting the precious metal into productive use and would bring down bullion imports, analysts and industry players said.Largest private sector
New Delhi: Arundhati Bhattacharya, Chairperson of country's largest bank SBI, remains the most powerful woman in the Indian business sector, according to Fortune India.ICICI Bank's Chanda Kochhar and Shikha Sharma of Axis Bank follow Bhattacharya
New Delhi: Amidst the ongoing legal battle over applicability of Aadhaar, the government yesterday said the draft legislation to give a statutory backing to the unique identification number is ready and a decision would be
New Delhi: The government has hiked excise duty on petrol by Rs 1.60 per litre and the same on diesel by 40 paisa a litre to mop up additional revenue to meet budgetary targets.The basic
New Delhi: All services, including air travel, telephony, eating out and banking will become expensive from November 15 as the government today decided to impose a 0.5 per cent cess on all taxable services to
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