Jingling coins seem to have overtaken the jewellery fad of Indians during this Akshaya Tritiya. While jewellery sales have been going down, gold coin purchases are on the upswing.

As per World Gold

Poultry units seem to be the first casualties of summer. Decreased consumption in northern and eastern markets of India has hit sale of eggs which in turn has resulted in a sudden drop in prices. From

Industrialists are concerned about the timing of the power tariff hike. It will push small and medium enterprises, which are already clamouring for more power, into deeper crisis

Industries are not

Over three lakh jewellery merchants across the country are fighting tooth and nail with the Centre for rollback of the recent excise duty hike proposals which they fear “will kill the legal business”.

Beware of being active on cyber space as stalkers are on the prowl. Social networking may be the best way to catch up with lost contacts or conveying your thoughts to the world in a jiffy, but unless

With rampant construction across the state having pushed up the demand for sand, builders are having to pay a lot more for it today.

While the daily requirement of the state’s construction industry

Railway minister Dinesh Trivedi’s maiden rail budget found favour with corporate India. Apart from hailing the budget as a bold and pragmatic one, industry bodies welcomed the passenger rail fare hike

This Valentine season, even a simple gift as rose may turn costly. For, rose production seems to have taken a hit owing to extended chilly weather across the country.

Hence, despite a spike in both

With the government passing a law that every piece of gold jewellery sold has to carry hallmarks, buyers need not worry any longer about being duped.

In a bid to protect consumers from unscrupulous j

Go ahead and paint your house red in 2012 for blushing, lively, juicy tomato red called “tea dance” has been declared as the colour mood of 2012.