Thailand, Australia, Sri Lanka mark their naval presence as India gets ready to host International Fleet Review, MILAN ExerciseAs India gets ready to host the International Fleet Review and Exercise MILAN, the Indian Navy welcomed naval ships from Thailand, Australi...
International fleet review in Vizag in Feb 2026Visakhapatnam will host the International Fleet Review in February 2026. Over 100 nations will participate, showcasing naval strength and c...
‘India had far more Covid cases than official count’The ICMR’s serological survey suggests that the country may have missed a significant proportion of cases in the first three months of the ...
IFR 2016: Made in India ships dominate review fleet; farthest representation from BrazilNaval vessels sailed from as far away as Brazil and Australia to participate in the IFR, being conducted for only the second time by India ...
President Pranab Mukherjee reviews naval fleet at IFR, PM Narendra Modi and Manohar Parrikar also presentThe President was onboard 'INS Sumitra' which sailed through a display of 70 ships at anchorage off Visakhapatnam.
Police ban drones in Visakhapatnam ahead of fleet reviewPolice have prohibited all non-governmental agencies, organisations and individuals from launching drones in the city's airspace from Janua...
Eastern Naval Command gears up to host four-day International Fleet ReviewSupreme Commander of the armed forces, President Pranab Mukherjee will embark on Presidential yacht, INS Sumitra after inspecting the guard...
New accounting standards likely to create turbulence for airlinesIndia adopted IFRS on April 1, 2016. PwC estimates that the new accounting standard would impact at least 20 industries, ranging from retai...
ET in the classroom: The new accounting norms for India IncIn 2009, India made a commitment towards the convergence of Indian accounting standards with International Financial Reporting Standards at...
NACAS asks government to defer Ind AS 115 implementationApex accounting advisory panel NACAS has asked the government to postpone implementation of a key revenue recognition standard.
India Inc gets timeline for new accounting standardsAll companies with a net worth of Rs 500 crore or more will have to apply the new Ind-AS from April 1, 2016.
Final report on new accounting norms likely within 15 daysThe report will specify certain carveouts or exceptions since India is only converging with IFRS and not adopting the norms entirely.
Revenue recognition – major changes to comeThe requirements for recognising revenue are changing substantially for most entities, particularly for real estate and construction indust...
Managing the pitfalls for Ind-AS adoption in IndiaIn the Union Budget for the year 2014-15, the Honourable Minister for Finance, Defence and Corporate Affairs proposed for adoption of IFRS ...
Budget 2014 proposes convergence of Indian accounting standards with IFRSIn his Budget speech FM said that the converged accounting standards will become mandatory from FY 2016-17.
- Markets will see volatility in next 2 weeks: Jitendra Sriram
In a chat with ET Now, Jitendra Sriram, VP and Fund Manager - Equities, HSBC, gave his views on the general momentum of the market.
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An entire roadmap to IFRS adoption within the next twelve months is essential for all organisations in India as the changeover has to take ...