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Now you can buy your Delhi bus tickets through UPI, card payments as DTC goes cashlessDelhi's public transport is undergoing a significant transformation with the introduction of UPI and card-based payments on DTC buses, aimi...- Monday nightmare: strikes hit transport services, commuters face hardshipsA protest was held at the headquarters of Delhi Transport Corporation by an organisation of contractual employees demanding parity in wages...
- Will no fare hike put Delhi Metro on the path of Indian Railways?The fares recommended by the 2nd FFC were made effective from December 31, 2005 (after a gap of one year and nine months) with minimum fare...
- Delhi govt sends file on DTC bus fare cuts to LG for approvalLast month, Baijal's predecessor Najeeb Jung had suggested the AAP government to reduce fares of DTC and cluster buses for one month to enc...
- Budget 2014: Top five stocks which can give up to 60% return in next 12 monthsThe strong mandate in the polls and recent announcement of railway fare hike has raised expectations about several reforms announcements fr...
- Big economy reforms expected from Arun Jaitley's first Union BudgetJaitley will need to articulate the government's policy stance on reviving infrastructure, urbanization, education and health.
- Government should focus on reviving investment cycle in Budget: Prabhat Awasthi"What budget does in terms of fiscal consolidation will be important to take a future view on a number of important macro variables."
- 12 top of the mind questions that India Inc will be keen to know in 2012CFOs of India Inc are scratching their heads on this one. This year, like in the past one, a lot depends on factors beyond India's control.
- Top financial & business events of 2011Except for the announcement of Direct Tax Code implementation from April 2012 and the the Food Security Bill tabled in the Lok Sabha, 2011 ...
- Delhi takes sting out of LPG price hikeCooking gas consumers in the capital will only fork out an additional Rs 10 per cylinder, that is around Rs 304, despite the Rs 50 per cyli...
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