Newly appointed president of the Delhi unit of the Bharatiya Janata Party Vijay Goel tells Gyan Varma that the party would replicate Gujarat's development model in Delhi if it comes to power
He has spoken to the party's heads in the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha, Sushma Swaraj and Arun Jaitley, respectively , to seek support for the two items of proposed legislation. He got no assurance.
The allocations followed two stages.
To float SPV, levy user charge on consumers to cover investment cost.
Executives caused loss of Rs 11 cr, according to police SIT.
The steepest hike is in poll-bound Gujarat. Agricultural tariff in the state grew 47.2 per cent.
Sinha, who likes to keep a low profile, has seen his career go from one prestigious posting to another, writes Gyan Varma
SFIO official refuses to reveal the nature of additional charges found during investigation.
CIL is charged of discriminating in favour of public sector firms in the reworked format of fuel supply agreements.
Interview with Qimat Rai Gupta, who in 1958, began as an electrical goods trader in Delhi, with practically no capital. Today, his company is India's largest electrical products manufacturer, with facilities across India, Europe, Latin America and Africa.
In its draft report, the research agency has recommended linking the valuation of coal reserves to be put up for bidding to international prices.
Agency seeks details of the period when Sushilkumar Shinde headed the ministry
The government's high-level panel looking into the controversial coal block allocations for captive mining has decided against cancelling three blocks, given to Nagpur-based Shree Veerangana Steels.
The JPC has completed the process of questioning most of the bureaucrats in the 2G scam investigation
Parliament's standing committee on finance, headed by Bharatiya Janata Party leader Yashwant Sinha, on Thursday finalised its report on the Companies Bill, 2011.
The three-year comparison results from the lack of corresponding figures for 2009-10 and 2010-11, as MoSPI publishes data with a huge lag.
The board, on the urging of six independent members, had earlier turned down a government directive to commit at least 80 per cent supply to power companies.
The recommendation, if implemented, could severely dent coal miners' bottom line.
Budget silent on issue, major decisions unlikely before 2014 election.
Wondering why rail traffic congestion does not ease, power cuts are frequent or why mining continues to be a laggard despite investments? The answer to all such questions is cost overruns.
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