Loading...
 
Skip to main content

View Articles

MODI DIFFERENTIATES BETWEEN HINDU AND MUSLIM TERROR

NOW FOCUS IS MORE ON HIS BACKWARD LINEAGE
Amulya Ganguli - 2013-11-05 11:27
Why did Narendra Modi lose no time to visit the relatives of the victims of the Patna bomb blasts while he has been totally indifferent to those who survived the Gujarat riots of 2002?

Indian diplomacy should adopt 5-pronged approach : PM

ASHOK B SHARMA - 2013-11-04 12:33
New Delhi: The Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh urged the top Indian diplomats to shape the country’s diplomacy in this “time of immense flux in the world” based on the five-pronged approach.

INDIA FACTOR IN BANGLADESH ELECTIONS

BNP WARMING UP FOR STRATEGIC RELATIONS
Ashis Biswas - 2013-11-04 11:08
With general elections approaching in Bangladesh, both the ruling Awami League (AL) and the major opposition party the BNP, need to redefine their perceptions about India, their biggest regional neighbour.

THIRD FRONT POLITICS UNSUSTAINABLE

SECULAR ALLIANCE EXCLUDING CONGRESS NOT FEASIBLE
Harihar Swarup - 2013-11-04 11:05
Can there be a secular front or a third front without the Congress? Certainly not. Similarly, coming together of anti-Congress forces is irrelevant if it excludes the BJP. Therefore, efforts last week of forming anti-Congress and anti-BJP front to fight communalism appeared to be a futile exercise. Now that the idea of third front proved to be a non-starter, the secular voters may like the leaders of 14 non-BJP, non-Congress parties, to challenge Narendra Modi, BJP’s prime ministerial candidate. They can also fight the threat posed by fascism, communalism and terrorism.

India declares Cyprus as notified area under IT Act to check tax evasion

ASHOK B SHARMA - 2013-11-02 09:57
New Delhi: India has declared Cyprus as a Notified Jurisdictional Area under Section 94 (a) of the Income-Tax Act in notification issued on recently. Now all parties to transaction with a person in Cyprus shall be treated as Associated Enterprises and the transaction shall be treated as an International Transaction resulting in application of Transfer-Pricing Regulations including maintenance of documentations.

INDIAN PHARMA MARKET VALUED AT Rs 72,069 CRORE

COMPANIES FACING MAJOR CHALLENGES
Special Correspondent - 2013-11-02 09:15
The Indian pharmaceutical market (IPM) is currently valued at Rs. 72,069 crore as against Rs. 65,654 crore in 2012. Though the market value has seen an increase, the sector overall has experienced a slowdown with its growth going down to 9.8% from 16.6% in 2012. This slowdown can be attributed to the new drug pricing policy and the regulatory interventions over the last year, according to the CII–PwC report, ‘India Pharma Inc; Changing Landscape of Indian Pharma Industry’.

IRAN CHANGES STANCE ON OIL PAYMENT MODE

INDIA WORKING ON NEW FORMULA
Special Correspondent - 2013-11-02 09:12
NEW DELHI: Despite improvement in the political relations between India and Iran following the installation of a new Iranian President, the delicate issue of finding out a foolproof mechanism for crude oil payment by India to Iran, still remains elusive.

INDIA LUKEWARM TO BMIC PROJECT

CHINA, BANGLADESH FORGING AHEAD
Ashis Biswas - 2013-11-01 11:19
It seems India is not on the same page with its regional neighbours when it comes to setting up the proposed Bangladesh-China-Myanmar-India (BMIC) economic corridor.

FOREIGN BULLS ARE BACK IN INDIAN MARKET

COMMON INVESTORS MUST EXERCISE CAUTION
Nantoo Banerjee - 2013-11-01 11:16
When a stock market suddenly flares up without any good economic reason, it may be time not to rejoice but to seriously worry. Over US$3 billion in hot foreign funds had entered the Indian stock market in just about 30 days of trading, i.e., or on an average $100 million a day till the week ended October 26. Thanks to the massive infusion of funds during this period by foreign financial institutions (FIIs), which effectively control the country’s stock market, the premier Bombay stock exchange’s (BSE) 30-share sensitive index (Sensex) ballooned over 2,000 points to play hide-and-seek around the psychologically important 21,000-mark after a gap of three long years.