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Finance Ministry nods divestment in four PSUs including ONGC, Bhel, NMDC ...
Economic Times
NEW DELHI: The finance ministry on Friday said the government has approved stake sale in four state-run firms which may fetch it around Rs 22,574 crore. "The government has cleared 5 per cent stake sale in ONGC and Bhel, and 10 per cent stake sale in ...
Stake sale in four PSUs likely to yield Rs 22574 crChandigarh Tribune
Govt eyes Rs 22574 crore from stake sale in ONGC, BHEL, NALCO, NMDCBusiness Today
Govt expects to raise $3.6 bn from stake sale in 4 PSUs: Jayant SinhaBusiness Standard
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Economic Times
NEW DELHI: The finance ministry on Friday said the government has approved stake sale in four state-run firms which may fetch it around Rs 22,574 crore. "The government has cleared 5 per cent stake sale in ONGC and Bhel, and 10 per cent stake sale in ...
Stake sale in four PSUs likely to yield Rs 22574 cr
Govt eyes Rs 22574 crore from stake sale in ONGC, BHEL, NALCO, NMDC
Govt expects to raise $3.6 bn from stake sale in 4 PSUs: Jayant Sinha
Daily News & Analysis
Mahan block not to be mined: Coal ministry
Daily News & Analysis
The Mahan coal block, that was the centre of anti-mining protests by locals and non-governmental organisation Greenpeace over the past few years, was marked off limits from the list of 74 coal blocks in Schedule II and III of the coal ordinance, a Right to ...
'Mahan coal block not to be auctioned'Business Standard
Coal Ministry confirms Mahan block will not be auctioned: RTI replyindiablooms
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Daily News & Analysis
The Mahan coal block, that was the centre of anti-mining protests by locals and non-governmental organisation Greenpeace over the past few years, was marked off limits from the list of 74 coal blocks in Schedule II and III of the coal ordinance, a Right to ...
'Mahan coal block not to be auctioned'
Coal Ministry confirms Mahan block will not be auctioned: RTI reply
S Africa expects 12% growth in tourist arrivals this year
Hindu Business Line
India is set to become the biggest source market for South Africa Tourism in the next five years, its Country Manager Hanneli Slabber said. The country expects five lakh Indian travellers by 2020. “We are consistently increasing our marketing spends in India ...
South Africa eyes double digit growth in Indian arrivalsBusiness Standard
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Hindu Business Line
India is set to become the biggest source market for South Africa Tourism in the next five years, its Country Manager Hanneli Slabber said. The country expects five lakh Indian travellers by 2020. “We are consistently increasing our marketing spends in India ...
South Africa eyes double digit growth in Indian arrivals
Financial Express
Indian rupee in green for 5th straight day as US dollar loses strength
Financial Express
The Indian rupee today rose for the fifth straight session against the Greenback and ended at 62.46 with a gain of six paise on sustained selling of dollars, wrapping up its best week in about two months. Besides the US Federal Reserve's signal that it will raise ...
Rupee rises for 5th straight day as dollar loses strengthDaily News & Analysis
Rupee marginally up at 62.47Hindu Business Line
India's forex reserves fall on US rate hike fearEconomic Times
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Financial Express
The Indian rupee today rose for the fifth straight session against the Greenback and ended at 62.46 with a gain of six paise on sustained selling of dollars, wrapping up its best week in about two months. Besides the US Federal Reserve's signal that it will raise ...
Rupee rises for 5th straight day as dollar loses strength
Rupee marginally up at 62.47
India's forex reserves fall on US rate hike fear
Times of India
Jindal's bid among three unapproved by govt
Business Standard
After two weeks of re-examination, the coal ministry did not approve bids received for three of the eight coal blocks being scrutinised, citing "comparatively low bids". Two of these were won by Jindal Steel and Power. These blocks are likely to go to ...
Decision on new bids for 8 blocks by SundayTimes of India
9 mines being re-examined may go to CILSteelGuru
Coal blocks must be awarded based on auction outcome: Ravi Uppal, Jindal ...Economic Times
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Business Standard
After two weeks of re-examination, the coal ministry did not approve bids received for three of the eight coal blocks being scrutinised, citing "comparatively low bids". Two of these were won by Jindal Steel and Power. These blocks are likely to go to ...
Decision on new bids for 8 blocks by Sunday
9 mines being re-examined may go to CIL
Coal blocks must be awarded based on auction outcome: Ravi Uppal, Jindal ...
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Suresh Krishna, New TVS and Sons Chairman
The New Indian Express
CHENNAI: The holding company of the $6.5 billion TVS Group, T V Sundram Iyengar and Sons, on Friday appointed Suresh Krishna, the current chairman and managing director of Sundram Fasteners, as its new Chairman. The company will also seek ...
Suresh Krishna to chair TVS & SonsTimes of India
'More focus on manufacturing, distribution, and logistics'Business Standard
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The New Indian Express
CHENNAI: The holding company of the $6.5 billion TVS Group, T V Sundram Iyengar and Sons, on Friday appointed Suresh Krishna, the current chairman and managing director of Sundram Fasteners, as its new Chairman. The company will also seek ...
Suresh Krishna to chair TVS & Sons
'More focus on manufacturing, distribution, and logistics'
TVS and Sons appoints Suresh Krishna as Chairman
The Hindu
Black money bill put up in Lok Sabha; proposes 10 years jail for concealing ...
Economic Times
NEW DELHI: India moved a step closer to a harsher regime for those hiding wealth overseas with the government introducing legislation in Parliament that makes such concealment a criminal offence, punishable by as much 10 years of rigorous imprisonment ...
Black money bill in Lok Sabha provides for 10 year jailDaily News & Analysis
Anti-black money bill tabled in Lok SabhaSME Times
Stiff jail term, 90% penalty for black money abroadTimes of India
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Economic Times
NEW DELHI: India moved a step closer to a harsher regime for those hiding wealth overseas with the government introducing legislation in Parliament that makes such concealment a criminal offence, punishable by as much 10 years of rigorous imprisonment ...
Black money bill in Lok Sabha provides for 10 year jail
Anti-black money bill tabled in Lok Sabha
Stiff jail term, 90% penalty for black money abroad
India gets tax data from France, British Virgin Islands
Times of India
NEW DELHI: Tax authorities have obtained fresh information from France on the so called HSBC cases and a visit to British Virgin Islands has yielded positive outcome as the government steps up its fight against black money. Government sources said ...
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Times of India
NEW DELHI: Tax authorities have obtained fresh information from France on the so called HSBC cases and a visit to British Virgin Islands has yielded positive outcome as the government steps up its fight against black money. Government sources said ...
After spectrum war comes telecom tariff hike
The Hindu
Telecom tariffs are likely to go up in the coming months considering the aggressive bidding by operators to regain spectrum in their existing circles. The bidding war has resulted in a windfall gain of over Rs. 1.09 lakh crore for the government and debt heavy ...
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The Hindu
Telecom tariffs are likely to go up in the coming months considering the aggressive bidding by operators to regain spectrum in their existing circles. The bidding war has resulted in a windfall gain of over Rs. 1.09 lakh crore for the government and debt heavy ...
IBNLive
Not having women on board shameful, will lead to 'very serious' consequences ...
IBNLive
Mumbai: Corporate India's "shameful" failure to appoint enough women directors ahead of a deadline set by regulators for April 1 will result in "very serious" consequences for firms, the head of the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) said on Friday.
Penalties for Cos Violating Board QuotaThe New Indian Express
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IBNLive
Mumbai: Corporate India's "shameful" failure to appoint enough women directors ahead of a deadline set by regulators for April 1 will result in "very serious" consequences for firms, the head of the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) said on Friday.
Penalties for Cos Violating Board Quota
'IPO norms for start-ups, e-biz firms soon'
Sebi chief UK Sinha calls for 'fair' play
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