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The International Monetary Fund is seeking to more than double its war chest by raising $600 billion in new resources to help countries deal with the fallout of the euro

India on Thursday reiterated its intent to sign the Convention on Mutual Administrative Assistance in Tax Matter along with China and Saudi Arabia as part of the G20 Summit talks

Prime minister Manmoh-an Singh is leaving behind a financially ravaged Greece and economically mauled Europe with brave words of correction and comfort, but deeply concerned that the mess that Cannes

Prime minister Manmohan Singh endorsed the need to completely deregulate petroleum prices, lift subsidies, curb expenditure and enforce strict fiscal discipline, but refused to draw himself into achieving these objectives

The G20 summit here has suddenly acquired a new meaning with Greece staging an unexpected coup in the past couple of days, hijacking the heads of government of 20 developed and emerging economies to sort out a very local and dirty financial mess of its own making.

India today said it hopes the G-20 nations will pay heed to its call for a strong action on the issue of black money stashed in tax havens during their