The benchmark BSE Sensex was trading flat, up 12.10 points in late morning trade amid bouts of buying in realty, telecom, IT, utilities, industrial and FMCG sectors ahead of the announcement of key corporate results
Tata Housing and Lodha Group are keen to own the multi-crore six-lane concrete road project that connects Greater Noida with Agra in Uttar Pradesh, reports said.
The number of SMEs listed on BSE and NSE platforms is expected to reach 1,000 in the next two years from nearly 350 at present, merchant banker Guiness Corporate Advisory Services said
Estimates show that such a move could lead to deportation of over one million H-1B visa holders in the US -- many of them Indians -- who are waiting for their green cards
Donors of bonds dare not use their black money for this munificence because they have to be bought from designated branches of the State Bank of India through one’s bank account complying with KYC norms
These bank accounts together account for 40 percent of bad loans of around Rs 4 lakh crore.
"In our baseline, we expect some of the growth drag caused by demonetisation and GST to reverse and growth to recover from July-September quarter of 2017," Nomura said in a research note
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How can a stimulus package be devised when govt revenues have been slow to catch-up and RBI rate cuts have not had desired impact?
Others that figure in the defaulters list are East Coast Energy, SEL Manufacturing, Shakti Bhog, Nagarjuna Oil, Jai Balaji Industries, Uttam Galva, Monnet Power, Orchid Chemicals, among others
Worried about the possibility of a cyberattack Chinese business has gathered more support from within the administration of Prime Minister Narendra Modi,
Although these officials requested anonymity after Prime Minister Narendra Modi ordered them not to challenge the RBI in public, their comments recall the divergence in views that preceded the abrupt departure last year of Governor Raghuram Rajan.
The IPO, to raise up to Rs 1,468 crore, received bids for over 258 crore shares against the total issue size of 3,39,84,000 shares, data available with the NSE till 1930 hours on Thursday showed.
The RBI MPC statement talks about an urgent need for the government to solve infrastructure issues, reviving private investments and boosting the housing sector. Just a rate cut is not going to deliver this
A move that will lower EMIs for home, auto and personal loans
The Reserve Bank, in its third bi-monthly monetary policy of the fiscal, on Wednesday reduced the repo rate after a gap of almost 10 months
The RBI is widely expected to cut interest rate by 25 bps to 6 percent in the monetary policy statement today
The fundamental reasons that has prompted Urjit Patel and his fellow members to hold rates back then exists even now
India's financial markets are rallying and the country's bonds are in demand, offering some of the best inflation-adjusted returns in Asia.
The bill seeks to empower the Centre to set a minimum wage across all sectors in the country and states will have to maintain that.
China's Ministry of Commerce was reacting to India's move to launch an anti-dumping investigation over photovoltaic cells and units imported from the China, Taiwan, and Malaysia,
The government will focus on training drivers as adequate driving skills can provide employment to about 50 lakh people.
During his campaign, Trump had promised to increase oversight of H-1B and L-1 visa programmes.
Inflation in advanced economies remains subdued and generally below target
Post-demonetisation, the department has taken a host of measures to increase tax base and the statement of financial transaction (SFT) report filed by banks shows widening of taxpayer base.
The CBDT (policy-making body for the I-T Department) had brought out new ITRs on 31 March this year
Institutional credit is skewed in favour of households with higher decile classes of asset holding,
The government has to take the lead and pump in huge sums into big infrastructure projects. Only this can bring the economy out of the woods. An aggressive disinvestment strategy is critical in this context.
A majority of the debt requiring deep haircuts belong to companies with unsustainable businesses
India, the world's third-biggest oil consumer, imports about 80 percent of its crude needs and Prime Minister Narendra Modi has set a target to cut dependence on oil imports by 10 percent by 2020.