The business house controls both the business segments through a listed entity Piramal Enterprises.

Here are the top stocks to watch out for in today's session on Dalal Street.

The I-T department has unveiled the final guidelines to determine if an entity can be considered an Indian resident and taxed here and made...

Avoiding the catastrophic consequences of climate change and (re)creating a low carbon world will not be free, although estimates suggest i...

The recent power crisis in India has been a subject matter of great concern in India as well as garnered global news reporting.

India on Saturday strongly opposed imposition of carbon tax as an additional source of funding to fight climate change.

India has called for putting in place necessary mechanism to safeguard the interest of developing nations

Solar power developer SunBorne Energy said it has achieved financial closure on the debt component of Rs 140 cr for its upcoming 15-MW phot...

Vortex’s Gramateller ATM was conceived for rural India, but given its rich features, it can possibly find ready markets even outside.

CleanTech group estimates that in the last quarter of 2008 clean technology firms in India received in the vicinity of $6.3 million from ve...

Indian cos are likely to unlock the value of their green certificates to release funds in the prevailing liquidity crunch.

Vortex’s low-cost Gramateller ATM designed for rural markets, makes sense for cities too.

The commodity derivatives market (CDM) is at a nascent stage in the country. It’s only 4 years old.

Business world today is abuzz with terms such as carbon credits, Kyoto Protocol, CERs, CDM Mechanism, etc.

Country's largest lender State Bank of India (SBI) plans to raise around Rs 89,600 crore as capital fund in the next five years.

From funding projects to offering prepayment facilities to corporates, banks are carving out a niche for themselves.

The environment was just right to link global issues like climate change and sustainable development to domestic polices. But the year gone...