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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Rupee loses ground, down 11 paise against dollar
The rupee had closed 3 paise lower at 66.53 against the dollar at the Interbank Foreign Exchange yesterday on fag-end demand for the American currency.
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Banks on 4-day holiday from Thursday
Customers will not be able to conduct transactions in banks for four days as they will be closed from Thursday in many states. However, according to officials, banks will try to ensure that ATMs remain operational. Thursday will be a holiday for Holi, followed by Good Friday and the weekend
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Avoid last minute tax saving moves
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Oil savings reduce import bill, CAD falls
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IDBI staff confront brass on Mallya
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Byju's raises Rs 465cr in school education push
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India's monopoly to end as Nepal gets trade point in China
China has agreed to explore oil, gas resources in Nepal and will provide all technical and economic support for it
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Delhi high court extends relief to pharma companies over drug ban
The Delhi high court restrained the government from enforcing a ban on hundreds of drugs for another week on Monday until it has heard petitions from drugmakers challenging the order. The goverment prohibited the manufacture and sale of 344 fixed-dose combination drugs this month.
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Jewellers divided on calling off strike
A section of jewellers and bullion traders continued their strike for the 20th day on Monday, demanding rollback of the proposed 1 per cent excise duty on non-silver jewellery, even as major associations called off the stir after meeting finance minister Arun Jaitley.
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Investments via P-Notes slump to 18-month low
Investments through participatory notes (P-Notes) into India's capital markets declined to 18 month low of Rs 2.18 lakh crore at the end of February, amid sluggish equity markets. According to Sebi data, total value of P-Notes investment in Indian markets has been falling since October, 2015.
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Finance ministry, banks hold meeting on loan recovery
The finance ministry on Monday held a meeting with senior officials of public sector banks to review their efforts for loan recovery, including from Kingfisher Airlines. The meeting convened on Monday was part of the ministry's exercises to clean up balance sheets of PSBs.
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Sensex soars 333 points on rate cut odds
Increased prospects of a lower policy rate and firm Asian shares rubbed off on markets on Monday as the sensex ended in the positive zone for the second straight session by soaring 333 points to close at 25,285, a nearly 11-week high. The broader NSE Nifty again went past the ...
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How to plan taxes in 10 days
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Social impact investments in India reached $500 mn in 2015
It is expected to double to $1 bn by 2020.
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India's current account deficit falls in Q3
It dropped to $7.1 billion or 1.3% of GDP in the third quarter of FY16.
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PE & VC industry welcomes Guidelines for application of sec 9A
Guideline provides eligibility criteria and procedures for providing safe-harbour to foreign fund managers residing in India.
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Amsterdam to replace Brussels as Jet Airways' new European hub
Amsterdam will be the new European hub for Jet Airways, replacing Brussels, from coming Sunday. The airlines will have daily flights from Delhi, Mumbai and Toronto to Amsterdam, from where its strategic partnership with KLM and Delta Air Lines will offer one stop codeshare access to 30 destinations across Europe ...
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India to skip long-term gas pricing contract with Turkmenistan
India doesn’t plan to freeze a long-term price or formula for the gas it plans to buy from Turkmenistan using TAPI pipeline following a bitter experience with Qatar.
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Gold prices fall to Rs 29,325 per 10 gm in futures trade
Gold prices declined by Rs 84 to Rs 29,325 per 10 grams due to speculative selling after weak global cues. Analysts said fall in the metal's prices at futures trade was mostly in tandem with global trend as the dollar stabilised after a slump.
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Weather boon: Country's grape exports set to double
Grape growers have a reason to rejoice as exports from the country, of which Nashik is the biggest contributor, have doubled from 30,741 tonnes during the last season to 61,909 metric tonnes by March 19 this year.
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Sensex rises over 100 points on Asian cues