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Reliance Infrastructure shares jump 8% from day’s low. Here's whyReliance Infrastructure shares jumped nearly 8% after the Supreme Court allowed its subsidiaries BSES Yamuna and BSES Rajdhani Power to rec...- Govt plans SEZ law revamp to boost exports, ease domestic tariff area salesThe commerce ministry plans to revise the Special Economic Zone (SEZ) regulations. This is to revitalize these zones and increase exports. ...
- Trade wars and the Great China Wall: How India can get its act together for a China-smart trade policyIndia exported goods worth $10 billion to China in 2005. India had a trade surplus with China during 2003-5, reveals trade data maintained ...
- Rework power supply deals to boost renewables: ReportElectricity regulator Central Electricity Regulatory Commission had in May notified a regulation allowing coal plants to operate at a techn...
- Lok Sabha passes bill to make excise, customs Acts compliant with GSTMoving the bill which was passed later by the House by a voice vote, MoS for Finance Santosh Gangwar said the amendments in these laws were...
- Arun Jaitley introduces bill to amend customs, excise acts in Lok SabhaThe amendment seeks to include 'warehouse' in the definition of customs area to ensure that an importer is not asked to pay IGST at the tim...
- New tariff rules being mulled for port operatorsIt will examine whether these operators have really taken a hit on their profitability as they claim and whether they are resorting to hand...
- Shipping Ministry to unveil new policy to deregulate port tariffsUnion shipping ministry will unveil a new policy to de-regulate the tariff fixed at major ports in the country and fix market-linked tariff...
- India to resist fresh pressure from developed nations at WTOPascal Lamy told ET that some developing countries now expect the larger emerging economies to compete on a level playing field.
- Railways to take over catering services from IRCTCRailways have decided to strip the PSU of its catering responsibilities in Rajdhani, Duronto, Shatabdi and all other express trains. Gurgao...
- A telecom revolution this decadeFrom the time when just a handful owned mobiles, the decade gone by has brought a cellphone to every second Indian.
- Cautious approach needed on FTA with China: AssochamIndia should be cautious while FTAs, specially with China as it could affect the interest of domestic industry, the report said. Business w...
- Cable viewers may pay more in non-CAS areasTrai is likely to increase pay-channel prices in non-CAS areas. The price would be fixed on the basis of the population of a particular are...
- Your cable guy may charge moreAll broadcasters have approached Trai seeking that existing cable TV tariffs in non-CAS areas be revised.
- Trai move to revisit tariffs in non-CAS space may drive up your cable TV billIn a move whose outcome will impact cable TV bills in parts of the metros and the rest of the country (non-CAS areas), telecom regulator Tr...
- New Delhi wary as WTO Doha round talks revivedThe trade ministers of national governments who met in Davos, Switzerland, for the World Economic Forum’s annual summit reportedly resolved...
- The Chinese connection of hydro power policyAs the ministry of power finalises a new hydro power policy, moving away the tariff-based competitive bidding regime, it would seem that Ar...
- Budget bonanza: mobiles, PCs set to cost lessPost-Budget, consumers can access over 500 hardware products at much cheaper prices.
- PC says reforms on trackFinance minister P Chidambaram has placed on the industry the onus of persuading political parties, such as the BJP, Left and other regiona...
- DTA access granted to allThe much-awaited hardware orientation has taken shape in this year's Exim Policy giving rise to hopes of a more integrated development of t...
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