Pawan Bansal

Rail Budget 2013: Bansal to bite the bullet and hike fares again?

All attention will be, on passenger fares as Bansal had recently told reporters that the increase in diesel price following the fare hike has negated the additional revenue which Railways expected to mop up by Rs 3,300 crore.

Analysis: Bansal's Railway budget falls between 2 stools

Rail Budget 2013 is clearly not populist, but it is not good enough to put the railways back on the track to sustainable growth

Mired in financial turbulence, will Rail Budget 2013 ditch populism?

Raising revenues ans setting its finances in order is the number one priority for railway minister Pawan Kumar Basal, who is all set to present the Rail Budget tomorrow morning.

Why Pawan Bansal jumped the gun on rail fare hikes

The only question people had about the railway fare hikes was about the timing.

Syndicate bank case: Court dismisses bail pleas of two accused

Special CBI judge Swarana Kanta Sharma rejected the bail pleas of Arun Aggarwal, who is alleged to be the Chief Financial Officer of Bhushan Power and Steel Ltd, and Vijay Pahuja, who according to the CBI was acting as an "agent" for receiving illegal gratification.

Syndicate Bank scam: Can CBI unravel the dealings of Pawan Bansal, Altius Finserv?

The CBI has begun a probe into the functioning of Pawan Bansal and Altius Finserv in the Syndicate Bank scandal. Here's a look at the rise of Bansal from a fixed income specialist to the man who corporates turned to for loans.

Why did banks wake up to Bhushan Steel's woes only post Syndicate Bank scam?

The question is: would banks have been this alert if the Syndicate Bank episode didn't actually take place?

Syndicate Bank scandal fallout: Govt could split CMD post in PSU banks

In an attempt to bring in accountability to the positions, the government is likely to transfer MDs if banks fail to perform.<br />

Syndicate Bank bribery scam: Here's the who, what and how of the case

Syndicate Bank scam: CBI may widen corruption probe after SK Jain's arrest

A committee appointed by the central bank in May termed corruption in state banks a major "public policy concern", and recommended the federal government cut its stake in these banks to below 50 percent.<br />