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Budget 2016: More realistic to see divestment numbers which can be attained, says Arvind Mayaram, Former Finance Secretary"I do not know how you would differentiate between the strategic sale being easier and divestment being difficult."- Rajiv Mehrishi appointed Finance SecretaryMehrishi is the senior most secretary among the four others who head Departments of Expenditure, Revenue, Financial Services and Disinvestm...
- Non-repatriable NRI funds may get domestic investment tagThe Committee to be headed by Finance Secretary Arvind Mayaram will include representatives from the ministries of industry, law and extern...
- Economy can grow by 5.8 per cent this fiscal: Finance Secretary Arvind Mayaram'The economy is already looking up, if you look at the recent numbers whether it is IIP numbers or PMI numbers you will see there is uptake...
- Arvind Mayaram appointed new Finance SecretaryMayaram, a 1978 batch Rajasthan cadre IAS officer has been holding charge as the Economic Affairs Secretary since 2012 and will continue to...
- Arvind Mayaram appointed new Finance SecretaryEconomic Affairs Secy Arvind Mayaram has been designated as the new Finance Secretary in a statement issued by the Appointments Committee o...
- Mayaram panel considering 2 categories for foreign investmentGovernment is considering to split overseas inflows into two categories -- Foreign Portfolio Investment (FPI) and Foreign Direct Investment.
- PPP-Appraisal Committee clears projects worth Rs 7,595 croreSince its being set up in January 2006, the PPPAC has approved 272 central sector projects worth Rs 2,96,579.6 crore, the ministry said.
- Mayaram panel on FDI, FII to finalise report by next weekThe government had set up a four-member committee headed by Mayaram to define FDI and FIIs and remove the ambiguity between them.
- More needs to be done to boost growth: Finance MinistryThe economic growth fell to a decade low of 5%in 2012-13 fiscal. FM had last week said the growth will be between 5-5.5% this fiscal.
- Government to finalise views on FDI, FII definitions in 2 weeksIn his budget speech, Finance Minister P Chidambaram had proposed to follow the international practice with regard to defining FDI and FII.
- Arvind Mayaram panel on FDI, FII to finalise report by month-endA high-level panel headed by Economic Affairs Secretary Arvind Mayaram will finalise by the month end its report on the definition of FDI a...
- More than 26% FDI in defence was allowed since 2006Higher FDI cap is expected to bring in more investment and also help conserve forex by raising domestic production of defence equipment.
- Information and Broadcasting minister Manish Tewari discusses hike in FDI in mediaInformation and Broadcasting minister Manish Tewari today held consultations with representatives of print and the broadcasting industry on...
- Ambiguity over FDI, FII: RBI to soon float discussion paperThe Reserve Bank will come out with a discussion paper within 15 days on redefining Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) and portfolio investmen...
- Committee on FDI, FII definition to meet on April 4Mayaram had earlier said that there is a lot of confusion in mind of foreign investors because of distinction between FDI and FII.
- Arvind Mayaram-headed panel to define FDI, FIIThe DIPP Secretary, an RBI Deputy Governor and a SEBI Wholetime Member are the other members of the "high power committee".
- Government confident of keeping fiscal deficit at 5.3% in FY13: Economic Affairs Secretary Arvind Mayaram"5.3 per cent is the fiscal deficit target for this year. And 5.3 per cent it shall be," Economic Affairs Secretary Arvind Mayaram said.
- Kelkar report warns of fiscal crisis, recommendations contrary to policy: GovernmentKelkar Committee recommended sharp reduction in subsidies on fuel, food & fertiliser, that the govt said was contrary to its policy.
- Steps to check deficit, boost growth on anvil: FinMinDepartment of Economic Affairs Secretary said FM will meet heads of public sector undertakings to encourage them to move ahead with their i...
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