The ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) was the biggest spender on political ads. The party spent as much as Rs 39 crore, or one-third of t...

After forming a new high, Nifty has moved into a phase of correction But the market participation continues to rise. ET screener powered by...

ET screener powered by Refinitiv’s Stock Report Plus lists down quality stocks with high upside potential over the next 12 months, having a...

Arrests have been made and several heads rolled like that of former Trinamool minister Partha Chatterjee, his close aide Arpita Mukherjee, ...

Banerjee was grilled by the ED sleuths after he reached the agency’s New Delhi office at around 11 am. Interacting with the media before th...

State govts have been forced to extend curbs as the nation’s creaky health infrastructure can’t cope with the flood of virus cases, jeopard...

The Grand Old Party had spent Rs 516 crore in the 2014 Lok Sabha elections while the BJP had pumped in Rs 714 crore. BJP is yet to submit i...

In a media release, Quess said this investment in a 98-year old iconic football club will help it to develop its brand and also contribute ...

CII and IIM-Calcutta are jointly organizing a two-day residential training workshop on the campus of IIMC to train and mentor the young ent...

The income tax department, SFIO and Hyderabad Police have also started their own investigations into what is estimated to be a Rs 3,700-cro...

In all, forty-five pacts were signed yesterday at Visitor's Annual Conference at Rashtrapati Bhavan . The conference was presided over by t...

Indian markets are expected to trade in a range. Here is a list of fourteen stocks which are likely to remain in focus today.

Most of these firms have been found to be 'inoperational' and were utilised for the sole purpose of multi-routing of funds to hide the mone...

Till Tuesday, 11 arrests had been made in the case.Saradha boss Sudipta Sen and four company directors are in custody .

The alleged chit fund scam in West Bengal involving the Saradha Group revolves around a total sum of Rs 2,460 crore

SFIO has blamed lack of coordination between government agencies for the proliferation of illegal collective investment schemes.

The complexity of transactions will make it harder to compensate investors as some of the companies appear to have little by way of assets.