• May
    20
    By Reuters

    NEW DELHI: India is mulling a law to deal with the issue of spot-fixing in sport following last week’s arrest of cricketers and bookmakers, government officials said on Monday.
    Former

  • By Press Trust of India

    Billionaire industrialist Anil Ambani on Monday said business leaders from India and China should enhance rupee-RMB-dollar trade for furthering cooperation between the two nations.
    RMB is the abridged form of

  • By Press Trust of India

    Beijing: Backing India’s demand to provide greater access to Indian IT products to address the trade imbalance, Chinese analysts have suggested “Chindia” products, combining Beijing’s manufacturing might with New Delhi’s

  • By Press Trust of India

    Oil ministry has moved a cabinet note to raise the price of natural gas produced by state-owned ONGC and OIL as well as private firms like Reliance Industries to $6.

  • By Press Trust of India

    Worried over widening current account deficit (CAD), the government on Monday indicated that it could take more steps to check gold imports.
    “Some more steps, if necessary, would have to

  • China, sitting on $3.2 trillion foreign exchange reserves, has offered to help India in its infrastructure development, particularly in energy, railways, ports and telecommunications, besides manufacturing.

  • May
    17

    Undeterred by India’s pitching for a rating upgrade, global credit rating agency Standard and Poor’s on Friday reaffirmed its long-term negative outlook, a notch above junk, and warned that it may lower the rating if reforms slow down.

  • May
    14
    By PTI

    The sagging economy will see a turnaround this fiscal on the back of accelerating industrial production, improvement in global conditions and likelihood of good monsoon, the Planning Commission said today.

  • By PTI

    Encouraged by the declining trend in inflation, the Finance Ministry today made a case for further rate cut by the Reserve Bank to boost sagging growth.

  • By PTI

    Declining price of food items, including fruits and vegetables, pulled down inflation to nearly a three-and-a-half-year low of 4.89 per cent in April, which may present a case for further monetary policy easing.