The prime need is to draw up a framework of responsibility and accountability on the part of the tax administration
Universities and industry can come together to meet national challenges like Swachh Bharat, Make in India
Increasing the minimum holding period from one year to three, may drive foreign investors away from the Indian equity market
Data for Indian manufacturing do not provide a unified picture
The policy mandating urea manufacturers to produce neem-coated fertiliser is unlikely to solve the fiscal challenge confronting the government and the industry
The ratings agency however has given a stable outlook on ports, airports and renewables
The third of a four-part series on core sector looks at highway construction, which has seen a 61% increase this year. A total of 3,980 km of highways were built between April and December 2015, and t
How safe is it to grow genetically modified, or GM, mustard on Indian farms? An answer to that requires a deep understanding of conflicting scientific views.
Trai could have instituted a framework for differential pricing that would have enabled innovation but it did not do that under public pressure
As many as 55% NREGA workers in 2014-15 were women, and their participation has soared 38% over the last decade
The proposed amendments to the Act of 1999, though well intentioned, leave certain key issues unaddressed
The report says current coastal shipping capacity can handle 150-250 million tonnes annually of cargo comprising coal, cement, iron and steel, foodgrain and fertiliser
The law requires the officer who doubts the truth or accuracy of the declared value to inform the importer of the grounds for doing so. At the importer's request, this information must be given in wri
The Nomura Composite Leading Index suggests a mid-cycle consolidation, rather than the start of a downturn
The Kelkar panel's suggestions on dispute resolution and risk sharing, if accepted by the government, could resolve two of the most pressing concerns of the sector
One of the largest economies in West Asia is in trouble - and it's not because of oil
Consecutive droughts, rural distress forced it to revive the scheme
Here are 5 key takeaways from the RBI's sixth bi-monthly monetary policy review