India
Vai alla Scheda Paese »Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever.
— Mahatma Gandhi
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Set up companies to deal with bad loans: Ficci
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Nepal seeks more power transmission lines from India
Nepalese Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli sought the development of more power transmission lines from India as he and PM Narendra Modi jointly inaugurated the Muzaffarpur-Dhalkebar transmission line following delegation-level talks between the two countries.
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Parliamentary proceedings to guide rupee's movement: Experts
Parliamentary proceedings, coupled with announcements on the upcoming union budget and global cues, are expected to guide the Indian rupee's trajectory during the coming week, experts said on Saturday.
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Jat quota stir hits work at Maruti plants in Haryana
Owing to the agitation over reservation in Rohtak and other areas, supplies of certain components to Maruti plants haves been disrupted. As a consequence, the company has temporarily suspended manufacture of cars at its facilities in Manesar and Gurgaon, starting Saturday (February 20) second half.
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Make affordable products: Ramdev to entrepreneurs
Yoga guru Ramdev, who runs foods and cosmetics firm Patanjali asked entrepreneurs to keep their products affordable and provide a big push to the domestic market. Patanjali, which is expecting Rs 5,000 crore turnover this fiscal with 150% growth, is expanding its production facility to meet the demand.
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Improved quality of public expenditure stoking growth: FinMin
Among BRICS countries only India is standing out because our macro economic indicators are strong, said the finance secretary
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Microsoft urges Indian government to use cloud, data units for projects
“When we think about the cloud opportunity in India itself, it is going to be a $2 trillion opportunity,” Satya Nadella had said at the launch of the data centres.
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Microsoft urges Indian government to use cloud, data units for projects
“When we think about the cloud opportunity in India itself, it is going to be a $2 trillion opportunity,” Satya Nadella had said at the launch of the data centres.
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Insurers stop policy sales in over 60 localities to prevent fraudulent claims
“We have started sharing data on employees, medical centres, distributors and locations and blacklisted those indulging in frauds,” said Amitabh Chaudhry, CEO.
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No dearth of funds for viable projects: SBI chief Arundhati Bhattacharya
Fears about the future of state-run banks are overblown and almost every bank would survive since the govt is the owner, the SBI chief said.
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Make In India Week: Odisha bags Rs 70,959 cr investment commitments
Around Rs 30,000 crore investments are from the mineral sector while the rest are from areas like food processing, electronics, textiles and renewable energy
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Government to get over Rs 6,700 crore from auction of 2 limestone blocks
Government is expected to earn a revenue of over Rs 6,700 crore after Chhattisgarh successfully conducted mine lease auction for two large limestone blocks.
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Markets pull off biggest weekly gain in 4 months
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World Bank to support Rajasthan on energy reforms
The World Bank has decided to lend support to the Rajasthan government on energy reforms and a detailed project report has been prepared in this regard. The decision was taken at a meeting between World Bank's country director in India, Onno Ruhl, and Rajasthan chief minister Vasundhara Raje in Jaipur.
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Mines ministry proposes cutting iron ore export duty
India's mines ministry wrote to the finance ministry on Friday, proposing a cut to the export duty on high-grade iron ore to 10 percent from the present 30 per cent, mines secretary Balvinder Kumar said. He said prices are so low now that exports are not viable.
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Saudi Arabia, Iraq sell more oil to India, elbow out Latin America crude
India's oil imports from Saudi Arabia and Iraq hit the highest in over a decade last month as Opec's top producers gained at the expense of Latin American oil — a validation of the Opec policy of maintaining output and fighting for market share. Saudi Arabia was the top supplier ...
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Saudi Arabia, Iraq sell more oil to India, elbow out Latin America crudes
India's oil imports from Saudi Arabia and Iraq hit the highest in over a decade last month as Opec's top producers gained at the expense of Latin American oil — a validation of the Opec policy of maintaining output and fighting for market share. Saudi Arabia was the top supplier ...
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Iran wants India, other nations to settle oil sale dues in euros not dollars
Iran has indicated that it wants to settle payments for its new and outstanding oil sales in euros and not in dollars or any other currencies.
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Ministry of civil aviation turns down Dubai's request for increasing airline seat entitlements
In the UAE, we have bilateral entitlements with Dubai, Sharjah and Abu Dhabi, which is not equal,” said an airline executive, who did not want to be identified.
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India sees resurgence of micro venture capital funds; investors focus on early-stage investing
In a way, these funds serve to keep deal flow alive for later-stage VCs like Sequoia Capital, SAIF Partners and Helion Advisors.
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Deloitte declares 26 weeks of maternity leave for women employees; PWC, EY, KPMG to follow suit
Only a handful of other companies have announced a six month maternity leave for women. Microsoft India is one of the recent ones to do so.