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More CCTVs, cabinet notes on Kindles: What to expect after oil ministry leaks

This will inevitably lead to more ministries being put under CCTV surveillance, particularly all those which have a fair share of public dealing and large financial transactions routinely taking place.

Need for fine balance: After engaging with US, time for Modi govt to deal with China

Now the Modi government is all set to begin a new phase of international diplomacy wherein it gets into some very serious business of real politic as well as strategic diplomacy.

Demand boost through tax exemptions tops realty wishlist

The industry is asking for tax exemption on interest on housing loan to be raised to Rs 3 lakh from the current Rs 1 lakh.

Pak probe links terror boat to Baloch drug cartel, Parrikar says 'evidence shows terror link'

According to Indian Express report, the 25-foot vessel was captained by Yaqboob Baloch, a resident of the Lyari town in Karachi. Baloch is believed to work for Balochistan-based drug cartel of Mir Yakub Bizenjo.

IIT Delhi vs HRD ministry: Mauritius probe, resignation sparks claims of BJP politicking

IIT Delhi Director Raghunath K S Shevgaonkar's resignation, nearly two years ahead of his tenure completion, has triggered a new controversy for the Human Resources Development(HRD) Ministry.

Ghar wapsi in Punjab? RSS converts Christians to Sikhism, raises Akali ire

As the 'Ghar Wapsi' agenda gains momentum, the Hindu right it seems is extending these ceremonies to Sikhism as well and helping Christians become Sikhs again.

Why curbs on overseas investment will boost domestic realty

Indian Investors still believe that real estate is an ideal investment avenue when it comes to safety, returns and growth. In an environment where international real estate is no longer an option, we will see more money chasing attractive assets that offer good returns within the country.<br /><br />

Infosys is ripe for a takeover

Infosys is no longer the gung-ho company it was in the 1990s and early 2000s. With huge cash surpluses and no vision to grow it, it is a juicy target.

Why Chinese couples opt for divorce over paying property tax

Beijing last week signalled it wanted local governments to be tougher in implementing rules to curb property speculation-the tax on gains from selling second homes has been in place for almost two decades but never strictly enforced.

Not just rich people; richer companies too pay less tax

The tax axe bites less harshly on the richer companies. Here's why.