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Negative FDI figures deeply concerning: CongressThe Congress party expressed deep concern over negative Foreign Direct Investment figures for October. They alleged the government is ignor...- FDI reforms nothing to do with Raghuram Rajan's exit decisionSitharaman was asked why the government chose to make the announcements today when there was a 'hangover' of Rajan's decision to leave RBI.
- FDI reforms a 'panic reaction' post Raghuram Rajan's exit: Congress"It is a panic reaction to show the world that it is business as usual even after Raghuram Rajan has announced his exit," party spokesman J...
- After Delhi, Rajasthan scraps FDI in multi-brand retailingRajasthan has followed Delhi’s cue and reversed its stand on allowing global supermarket chains.
- BJP slams Shakeel Ahmed for his tweet"Indian Mujahideen was formed after Gujarat riots, says NIA in its chargesheet. Even now BJP and RSS will not desist from their communal po...
- FDI cap hike a panic reaction, links it to P Chidambaram's US visit: BJPBJP today decried the government decision to increase FDI cap in telecom and insurance sectors, dubbing it as "panic reaction" at a time wh...
- Sushma Swaraj thinks BarackObama is 'Kirana' championWhen the rest of the world is questioning FDI in retail, why are we welcoming it,” she said “Small shops, retailers have been wiped out in ...
- Govt not afraid of facing no-trust vote: Sushilkumar ShindeAmidst talk of a no-confidence motion or a vote on FDI issue, Government today said that it was "not afraid" of facing any challenge in Par...
- Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar welcomes FDI in multi-brand retailSharad Pawar has welcomed FDI in retail, saying it will help in providing good prices to farmers and better choice to consumers.
- Need farmers protection clause under FDI retail policy: Bharatiya Kisan UnionFavouring FDI in multi-brand retail, BKU demanded that the govt should come out with guidelines to protect farmers from being exploited by ...
- FDI in multi-brand retail to help farmers: Sharad PawarFDI in retail will boost investment in cold-chain facilities and bring down post-harvest losses, Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar said.
- Congress unperturbed by Trinamool's exit from UPACongress today did not appear concerned over Trinamool Congress' formal withdrawal of support to the UPA government, saying that "it is the...
- Prime Minister Manmohan Singh accepts resignation of TMC ministers, Congress to quit Mamata Banerjee government tomorrowThe core committee meeting was chaired by Congress President Sonia Gandhi and attended by the Prime Minister among others.
- PM Manmohan Singh to address the nation on FDI, reforms tonightPM will address the nation tonight to explain the government's recent decisions on economic reforms which have triggered widespread politic...
- Prime Minister Manmohan Singh likely to give message to nation on FDI tomorrowAgainst the backdrop of widespread uproar over decision on FDI, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh is likely to explain to the nation tomorrow t...
- Government opts for major reforms, PM urges supportPM said that the steps would bolster economic growth and make India a more attractive destination for foreign investment.
- Budget 2012: Allies will be consulted on 'tough' decisions, says PM Manmohan SinghIn his reaction to the General Budget presented in Parliament, he acknowledged that coalition "compulsions" would pose difficulties.
- FDI: Consultations should have preceded FDI in retail move: CongressCongress on Saturday suggested that the Government should have held prior consultations with all UPA allies before going ahead with the mov...
- FDI decision: CPI asks UPA to be categorical on suspensionWith Mamata Banerjee announcing that the Centre would suspend its decision on FDI in retail, the CPI asked the govt to come out categorical...
- FDI in retail 'distinct and different': Anand SharmaUnfazed by a storm of protests over allowing 51 per cent FDI in multi-brand retail, the Centre today said the new policy is "distinct and d...
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