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India taps World Bank, ADB for $2.5 billion infrastructure spendIndia is in talks with the World Bank and Asian Development Bank for substantial funding. This financial support aims to boost urban infras...- India’s fertiliser subsidy model is broken; direct income support is the only way forward: Ashok GulatiIndia’s fertiliser subsidy regime is facing scrutiny; rising global fertiliser and energy prices and rising fiscal pressures expose its ine...
- Industrial Bong for the Buck: A blueprint for West Bengal’s evolution from an entrepot to a production hubWest Bengal’s hopes of an industrial revival face structural challenges despite strong manufacturing growth over the past decade. A NITI Aa...
- Energy shock strains India’s growth, fiscal outlook: S&P reportIndia faces economic challenges from Middle East conflict. Energy prices and supply constraints strain finances. Rising bond yields, inflat...
- Over 73 per cent of Agriculture Budget goes towards welfare measures, subsidies: ICRIERThe report also pointed out that despite this significant investment of Rs. 6.2 trillion, the focus remains heavily skewed toward welfare m...
- Fertilizer stocks on a roll. Here's whyRashtriya Chemicals & Fertilisers gained 10 per cent to Rs 87.95. FACT and Madras Fertilizers advanced 9 per cent to Rs 146.70 and Rs 33.75...
- Need food, farm, fertilizer subsidy reforms to improve fiscal position: Finance Secretary T V SomanathanSomnathan, who is Expenditure Secretary, further said that farm, food and fertilizer reforms are administratively easy but politically diff...
- India has scope for reducing untargeted food, fertiliser subsidies: IMFIn India's case, the priority continues to be gradual fiscal consolidation.
- Fertilizer smugglers may be jobless after India reforms subsidyThe system could help in stopping smuggling by alerting the authorities about abnormal purchases by individuals, prompting investigations.
- Enhancing Income of Farmers - Rakesh Kapur, Chairman, Fertiliser Association of India, New Delhi
- Budget 2015: Subsidy reforms high on Modi government's agendaThe Budget presented on Saturday deferred previously set fiscal targets to allow greater state funding in the infrastructure sector.
- Budget 2015: Government should encourage domestic production of fertilisers: Satish Chander, FAI"Due to insufficient budget allocations for domestic urea, there have been no payments of ‘on account subsidy’ since July 2014," Chander sa...
- What the stock market would like to see in Budget 2014We expect the forthcoming budget to make a decisive retreat from the populist measures and move towards creating a pro-investment climate.
- Budget 2014: Repairing government accounts will be a tough task for Finance minister Arun JaitleyExperts said UPA's practise to postpone unpaid bills to the next quarter to show a better fiscal picture had burdened the government.
- Fertliser cos surge over 7% on urea price hike hopesAccording to analysts, the move will improve profitability of the fertilizer sector and increased prices will be a positive for urea manufa...
- RCF, Chambal, National Fertilizer rally on hike in urea pricesFertilizer stocks such as Rashtriya Chemicals and Fertilizers (RCF), National Fertilizer, Deepak Fertilizers, Chambal Fertilizers and Natio...
- Fertiliser Ministry moots 10% hike in urea pricesThe fertiliser ministry is mooting a proposal to raise urea prices by 10%. This will help the government to reduce its annual subsidy burde...
- Fertiliser subsidy bill for the current fiscal set to cross Rs 70,000 croreThe government is likely to peg fertiliser subsidy for next financial year at Rs 66,000 crore, lower than the actual outgo in 2011-12.
- Panel against subsidised gas for power companiesA high-level govt committee has argued that natural gas should be sold at market rates and suggested that power stations and fertilizer pla...
- Market rates for fertilizers?The recommendation is a step towards checking a subsidy bill that crossed Rs 100,000 crore in 2008-2009 but holds little political risk sin...
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