New Delhi: The Congress Monday declined to reveal its stand on a bill that seeks to increase the cap on FDI in insurance, saying it will decide after a parliamentary panel gives its report."We will
New Delhi: The government has an ambitious legislative agenda for the winter session with a slew of bills slated to be tabled. The following are some of the important bills expected to be taken up
New Delhi: Winter session of Parliament beginning tomorrow is expected to generate heat with government planning to push an ambitious economic agenda undeterred by resistance from a section of the Opposition. The much-delayed Insurance Bill
New Delhi: The Select Committee of the Rajya Sabha on the Insurance Laws (Amendment) Bill will hopefully submit its report in the upcoming winter session of parliament furthering the government's reform agenda, union Finance Minister
New Delhi: Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today expressed hope that the long-pending Insurance Laws Amendment Bill, which seeks to raise the FDI cap in the sector to 49 per cent, will get the Parliament approval
New Delhi: Finance minister Arun Jaitley on Wednesday expressed hope that the long-pending and controversial Insurance Amendment Bill, that seeks to raise FDI in the sector from existing 26 per cent to 49%, will get
New Delhi: Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today expressed hope that the long-pending and controversial Insurance Amendment Bill, that seeks to raise FDI in the sector from existing 26% to 49%, will get Parliament nod in
New Delhi: The long pending Insurance Bill, which seeks to raise FDI cap in the sector to 49 per cent, is expected to be taken up in the forthcoming Winter Session of Parliament."The Select Committee
Chennai: Even as they eagerly await the passage of the amended insurance bill, private players are viewing with trepidation the revised provisions relating to penalties, which are to be significantly hiked.For instance, the bill proposes
New Delhi: Public sector insurer LIC has lent its support to government's proposal of raising the FDI limit in the sector to 49 per cent, a move criticised by a section of the select committee
New Delhi: The Congress is not being obstructionist on the insurance bill, party leader Anand Sharma said on Tuesday, adding that a select committee of parliament should first discuss the measure."All the opposition parties were
New Delhi: The controversial Insurance bill has been deferred for consideration in the Rajya Sabha for the time being after a meeting of the government with opposition leaders failed to break the deadlock in the
New Delhi: The Insurance Bill, the NDA government's first major reform initiative proposing to raise the FDI cap in the sector to 49 per cent, will be brought to the Rajya Sabha on Monday despite
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