Analysts expect the Reserve bank to cut rates in next monetary policy.
Investor lobbies and tax lawyers estimate the bill for international funds and banks could be as high as $8 billion
Market regulator Sebi to support stert-ups raise funds.
Indian bond yields may not spike if the government opts to increase spending when it unveils its annual budget in late February.
India only has 3.5 million workers undergoing skills courses a year, compared with 90 million in China
The Reserve Bank of India kept interest rates unchanged at 8.0 percent on Tuesday as widely expected, staying focused on containing inflation while adopting a more dovish tone in response to the government's call for help to revive economic growth.
Cleaning up India's grubby business climate is top of the agenda for both regulators and the government.
The drive against insider trading comes after SEBI last year received enhanced investigation powers from parliament, including the ability to monitor call records.
Industrial countries cannot at this point wash their hands off developing economises and say we will do what we need to, and you do the adjustment you need to, says RBI Governor.
India's consumer inflation should ease in the next two months, and will fall to 8 per cent by the end of the year, says RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan.
Policymakers have been grappling with high prices for food staples such as onions and potatoes even after the central bank raised interest rates by a quarter percentage point in each of its previous two reviews.
Data earlier on Thursday showed the annual consumer price inflation rose to a higher-than-expected 11.24 per cent in November from 10.17 per cent in October.
The deal is expected to close in the January-March quarter.
The Bangalore-based company had raised $200 million in July from existing investors.
Kingfisher Airlines Ltd, which has been grounded for almost a year for want of cash, is in talks with a foreign investor for a potential stake sale, Chairman Vijay Mallya said on Tuesday, without naming any investor.
Most high-profile exit since co-founder Narayana Murthy returned to the helm.
Seeking class action status in a suit filed on August 1 in the US District Court in Wisconsin, Brenda Koehler said Infosys systematically discriminates against people of non-South Asian descent.
SEBI has raised the investment limits for foreign investors.
The demand relates to certain tax benefits on income from software development done overseas.
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