Chidambaram announces steps to revive investments
Moving ahead with steps to revive investor sentiment and curb demand for gold, Finance Minister P. Chidambaram on Friday cut withholding tax on overseas borrowings to 5 per cent from 20 per cent an
Chidambaram announces steps to revive investments
Moving ahead with steps to revive investor sentiment and curb demand for gold, Finance Minister P Chidambaram on Friday cut withholding tax on overseas borrowings to 5 per cent from 20 per cent and approved the Rajiv Gandhi Equity Savings Scheme (RGESS).
FM pitches for PM-led Investment Board to speed up projects
Concerned over delay in implementation of projects, Finance Minister P. Chidambaram on Saturday suggested setting of a National Investment Board (NIB) under Prime Minister to accord speedy clearanc
Several policy measures on anvil to boost investments: Govt
Amid declining industrial growth, the government on Thursday said that several policy measures will be taken to arrest the slowdown and boost investments.
"Several policy measures are on the anvil
Industry sore at boiling row
With the government’s perceived vacillation over projects line-up for the Emerging Kerala, that’s already bogged down by controversies, the trade and industry have begun to express skepticism over the
Firms in race for Rs800 cr CPT shipyard project
Several firms are lining up in the race for setting up the Rs800-crore ship-building-cum-repair facility under the Cochin Port Trust, bids for which are closing on August 22.
From Cochin Shipyard Ltd
Declining investments cause of concern: Subbarao
The Reserve Bank of India Governor Duvvuri Subbarao said on Monday domestic factors were responsible for the slowdown in the country's growth momentum, and added declining investments were a cause for
India committed to key retail sector reform: Sharma
The government is committed to opening its retail sector to foreign investment and will not reverse its stance, Trade Minister Anand Sharma said on Thursday, declining to say when the long-delayed ref
Govt seen relaxing retail rules to keep IKEA from packing up
The government appears set to relax heavily criticised sourcing rules for retailers, anxious not to scare off IKEA — one of the few big name firms that has said it will invest in the country — or any others willing to follow.
Board to be set up for fast nod to energy, infra projects
In a major move to boost investor confidence, the government has decided to set up a high-powered board to ensure speedy 'one-time' clearances to projects in energy and infrastructure sectors and a