
Government hiked annual charges in lieu of no upfront fees but insisting on both together is asking for trouble.
Government hiked annual charges in lieu of no upfront fees but insisting on both together is asking for trouble.
Almost everything, from caste reservations to A Raja?s telecom fudge and now spectrum refarming, is justified using this.
The Finance Act 2012 has retrospectively amended the ?source rule? tax principle enshrined in section 9 of the Income Tax…
Between Jayanthi Natarajan and Arun Jaitley, the government has its hands more than full.
A small note to Arun Jaitley, asking for clarity on his somewhat unidimensional arguments against FDI in retail.
Though it may be another 10 days before the finance ministry makes public the draft Parthasarathi Shome panel report on…
Bharti Enterprises is likely to remain Walmart?s partner in the new joint venture that the global retailer rolls out for…
After a sweetener in the form of asking the government to mop up tens of thousands of crores by way…
That means more disinvestment in the case of India, and higher German wages and a looser monetary policy in the…
Given the pace at which NPAs are rising?in the last three years, restructured advances rose at around double the pace…
Telcos need to book 10 subscribers to get 1 to stay, raising sales expenses hugely and putting industry in deep…
If there is no production, as the government has said, how can there be any loss from the coal mines…
If even the optimistic Prime Minister?s Economic Advisory Council hasn?t given a fiscal deficit target while giving one for almost…
From the Hindu rate of growth to reservations in promotions, India remains stuck in the past in so many ways.
Only if the economy does well, can they spend more in the states they run?that goes for Sonia Gandhi too.
Not surprisingly, given its earlier conversations, including the Macroeconomic and Monetary Developments First Quarter Review released on Monday and the…
After nearly 16 months of being headless, following UK Sinha?s decision to leave to head Sebi, India?s fifth-largest mutual fund…
Never mind the soaring sales of a few FMCG firms, the macro numbers tell quite a different story.