It accounted for over a third of foreign direct investment flows into India between 2000 and 2015
New data show tax reform, better tracking needed
Lavasa will replace Rajan Watal, who retires on Saturday, even as the budgetary process is yet to be finally completed.
In most cases, they dodged bullets and, in some, recovered the same day
The Art of Living Foundation chose to hold the World Culture Festival on the Yamuna floodplains in spite of being aware of the environmental, legal consequences, letters exchanged between it and the Delhi Development Authority show.
'As of now there are no mining activities,' but 'who knows the future?'
Governing council to meet on Friday to decide his fate afresh
If the real economy is indeed looking up, then it no longer needs hand-holding and fiscal laxity
Modi must focus on other state-level reforms, such as those in labour laws, leasing of land and agriculture
Many fear that in practice if banks make their customers pay to hold their money, it might lead to a situation where consumers hold on to cash.
High rates of such schemes deter banks from dropping borrowing rates - and thus lending rates
Experts are betting big on the clause that talks of capital gains.
'The role reversal of those in favour of GST and those opposing it is troubling.'
How the 4 ministries have performed
Much of the loudest opposition comes from those in the start-up world, who fear this would put them at a disadvantage in reaching new users
Though India is a low-bandwidth geography with relatively low Internet penetration, it has a very large number of sophisticated surfers and skilled computer users
Onions had the highest inflation rate among all major commodities.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's three-day visit to Britain has seen India and the UK agreeing on Rs 90,000 crore deals.
Subject to finance & tech from rich countries through an ambitious, fair Paris deal
Air toxics emissions are high from older vehicles.