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India scrambles to steady rupee as oil shock bitesIndia is scrambling to salvage a sinking rupee as surging oil prices linked to the Middle East conflict threaten to disrupt the world's fas...- Auto Inc turning to cleaner fuels, but SUVs still chug on dieselDiesel engines remain popular for Indian SUVs, offering torque and efficiency for long drives. However, upcoming BS7 emission standards wil...
- Budget 2012 impact: Steel prices may increase by up to Rs 1,000 a tonneIncrease in excise to 12 per cent as announced in the Budget on Friday will push up steel prices by up to Rs 1,000 per tonne, leading firms...
- Budget 2012 double whammy attack on common man: LeftThe Left parties said budget was a "double whammy attack" on common man as its proposals would further hike prices and impose more taxes on...
- Budget 2012: Agriculture sector gets a boostThe 2012-13 budget saw the government infusing investment in agriculture infrastructure including warehousing, terminal markets and testing...
- Budget 2012: Coffee plantations will benefit from decision to reduce import tariffCoffee plantations plagued by labour shortage will benefit from the decision to reduce the import tariff on coffee machines from 7.5% to 5%.
- Union Budget: FM announces Rajiv Gandhi Equity Savings SchemePranab announced equity savings scheme in Budget 2012, that will provide I-T deduction of 50% for those who invest Rs.50K in equity and ear...
- Budget 2012 disappoints farmer leadersFarmer leaders and economists have said that the budget is disappointing for the agriculture sector.
- Budget 2012 India: Highlights of Pranab Mukherjee's speechThe Union Budget 2012-13 speech made by the Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee saw a number of changes being announced across the sectors of...
- Union Budget 2012-13: DTC to be implemented at the earliestThe Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee announced the implementation of the Direct Taxes Code (DTC) at the earliest.
- Budget 2012-13: Share of manufacturing in GDP will be increased, says FMThe govt aims at increasing contribution of manufacturing to the GDP to 25% within a decade, FM Pranab Mukherjee said while presenting Budg...
- Budget 2012-13: Political compulsions may influence the Budget, says Bimal JalanThe budget will announce the right thing but whether they can do it really depends on the political will and political consensus.
- Union Budget 2012-13: GST to be operational by August 2012To operationalize the GST, the Constitution (115 th Amendment) Bill has been introduced in the Lok Sabha in March 2011 to enable Parliament...
- Budget 2012: Direct transfer of subsidy for kerosene initiated, says FMDirect transfer of subsidy for kerosene into bank accounts of beneficiaries has been initiated in Alwar district of Rajasthan and will be r...
- Union Budget 2012-13: Focus on removing infrastructure bottlenecksThe focus of the Union Budget 2012-13 would be to up domestic demand and raise private investment.
- Budget 2012-13: Fiscal deficit not necessarily a problem for India, says Shankar SharmaHe dismissed concerns on a fiscal deficit target of 4.5% becoming 5% or 5.2%. He says that the country has seen big downtrends in public de...
- Budget 2012: What to expect for job sectorExperts look forward to a positive impact on hiring in most sectors including IT/ITeS, Banking & Finance Infrastructure, Power and Healthca...
- Budget 2012-13: Infrastructure industry expects improved incentives and policiesTimesJobs.com talked to several industry leaders to know the Infrastructure industry's expectations from budget 2012.
- Budget 2012: Extend service tax exemption to all power projects, says IEEMAIn its pre-budget memorandum, the IEEMA has appealed to the Government for extending service tax exemption to all power projects, including...
- Budget 2012: Levy uniform and specific rate of excise duty on cement, says CMACMA in its pre-budget memorandum has asked the government to encourage cement industry and bring it at par with other core and infrastructu...
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