Seven months after the launch of the ambitious scheme of direct benefits transfer, the government has disbursed close to Rs…
In an interview with FE, commerce and industry minister Anand Sharma expounds on the philosophy behind the Cabinet decisions.
It will undertake issues of job creation, infrastructure, inclusion of farmers and consumer interest.
‘The government is concerned about lack of growth and has demonstrated seriousness in these matters’.
The idea is to make it easier for foreign firms to invest.
Key challenge lies on the language front and revenue per employee.
Almost a year after it decided to have a relook at the community college scheme, the Indira Gandhi National Open…
The next time you swipe your debit or credit card at a point-of-sale terminal, you may be asked for biometric…
DIPP feels it?s no longer relevant as foreign retailers can carry out their own assessment
Nasdaq-listed business process outsourcing (BPO) company EXL Service plans to double its revenues to $1 billion in the next three…
Consumers in the US would soon be able to enjoy juicy pomegranates, grapes and litchis from India with the former…
India is likely to raise the issue of a bilateral investment treaty (BIT) with the US, besides pushing for a…
India?s bilateral trade pacts including the relatively recent ones with Asean, Singapore, Malaysia, Japan and South Korea have arguably gone…
In a move that might add to the woes of multinational electronics manufacturers, the government has decided to start surveillance…
More than a year after he took charge of Gurgaon-based Management Development Institute as director, Mukul Gupta tells Kirtika Suneja…
Recognising monitoring as the weakest link in the forest clearance (FC) process, the environment ministry is planning to increase the…
In what could help companies wanting to promote genetically modified (GM) crops, the Centre has decided that field-trial approvals granted…
The government is likely to provide some relief to foreign multi-brand retail firms planning to set up shop in India…
