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Air India disinvestment will not happen 'immediately, not in near future', says govt official to Parliamentary panel

The proposed strategic stake sale of debt-laden Air India failed to take off in May and the government is now working on ways to revive the fortunes of the airline.

Air India bailout: Govt turns down Rs 300 bn fund infusion proposal; efforts on to sell non-core assets, debt to SPV

Air India's debt burden was more than Rs 48,000 crore at the end of March 2017.

Debt-ridden Air India expects to pay lenders, jet leasing firms in two weeks; eyes fresh capital from government

Three banks and two aircraft leasing companies have reportedly served default notices on Air India over the past few weeks.

Research on agrarian distress is inadequate; we need some proper indicator, says Ramesh Chand of NITI Aayog

Most researchers are arriving at this conclusion of agrarian distress by citing farmers suicides. We are just using this emotional indicator, says Ramesh Chand of NITI Aayog

Panicky government rains sops on sugarcane farmers, risks turning industry diabetic

Political meddling in the pricing of sugarcane has made the sugar economy unsteady.

Patni Introduces Hosted Reconciliation Soln For Global Financial Institutions

The GRF covers a full spectrum of financial data management including positions, cash, income/ expenses and profit and loss.

Pawar takes on Centre, Maharashtra govt, demands funds for sugar factories

Supporting the lobby of sugar factories for their inability to give Fair and Remunerative Price (FRP) to sugarcane farmers, the NCP president Sharad Pawar on Thursday said that union and state government must take the issue seriously and provide the financial assistance to sugar factories for giving the FRP to farmers.