Some dealers attributed the rupee's recovery to comments by RBI chief Subbarao, who said the RBI will contain sharp volatility in the foreign exchange market.
The passport office has said in its complaint that the city-based stud farm owner, while applying for renewal of his passport, deliberately did not disclose information about the other two passports held in his name.
Private sector lender Yes Bank said on Thursday it raised savings deposit rates to 7 percent from 6 percent for domestic customers with immediate effect.
As per the survey, 79 percent of the participating organisations paid some form of bonus in the last 12 months.
Global credit ratings agency Moody's today said policy paralysis coupled with global uncertainty is expected to pull down India's GDP growth rate.
Earlier this month, SKS said it plans to raise a maximum of Rs 500 crore through a share sale to institutional investors by March 2012.
Ratings of Indian government related issuers remain unchanged even though the industry had expected a rating cut.
Britain will attend the negotiations although it has not signed up to the new agreement, which is intended to regulate the 17 countries now in the euro zone plus any others which later join the single currency bloc.
The government will consider raising the Rs 10,000 assistance given under National Family Benefit Scheme in case of death of the primary bread earner of a BPL family.
Traders said they were watching the RBI for any intervention to support the rupee, which had hit a record low of 54.30 last week.<br /><br />
It said that although the death of the North Korean leader had raised uncertainties, South Korea's credit standing would be little changed in the event of a smooth leadership succession.
France's BNP Paribas has made no emergency planning for a possible eurozone break up and instead expects the crisis to strengthen the single currency.
The drop of around three lakh metric tonnes of diesel in 2010-11 came when nearly five lakh new cars were added to the city roads in the same period.
Stark said the ECB had done its part by keeping inflation under control but could not be expected to clean up policy mistakes by individual governments that ran up too much debt.
Holding a joint press conference with British Chancellor of Exchequer George Osborne after their meeting here, Mukherjee said inflation and fiscal consolidation are areas of concerns.
The number of cheques cleared by banks in October also went down by 8.9 percent compared to the same month last year.
Finance Ministry has received information on ten suspected instances of terrorist financing using the stock exchanges in the last three financial years.
Concerned over economic slowdown, the RBI today kept policy rates unchanged.
The Plan panel today said that meeting the Rs 40,000 crore PSU disinvestment target will be difficult on account of the volatile market conditions.
The brokerage expects the euro crisis to abate by the second half of 2012 with Europe potentially exiting recession by mid-year.
Karnataka Government today tabled in the Legislative Assembly a bill providing for developing all ports in the State on a Public Private Partnership basis.
Dealers attributed the rupee's fall on renewed concerns over the debt crisis in the eurozone after the European Central Bank said it had no immediate plans for a large-scale purchase of government bonds.
Crisil Research too has lowered India's GDP growth forecast for current fiscal to 7 percent from its October estimate of 7.6 percent.
Railways today said it has registered a shortfall of over Rs 1,900 crore in earnings till October this fiscal.
At 9:27 a.m., the partially convertible rupee was at 51.91/92 per dollar, weaker from 51.715/725 close on Wednesday and traders expect the rupee to decline to 52 during the day.
The government subsidy bill in the current fiscal is likely to go up by a massive Rs 1 lakh crore on account of higher outlays towards fertiliser, food and oil.
India and the US are expected to seek common ground on the implementation of civil nuclear deal later this month.
The delay in commissioning of two nuclear power plants at Kudankulam has led to escalation in cost to the tune of Rs 2,653 crore.
The committee, headed by Chairman of CBDT, has received close to 3,300 suggestions and the panel is now selecting the most appropriate ones for circulation among various agencies.
Bank lending to the priority sector grew at a mere 10 percent in October this year on account of lower offtake by agriculture and MSME segments.