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In the current debate over how India’s current account deficit has widened and what measures need to be taken to keep it under check, there has often

Indian markets have proved resilient to record FPI pull-outs, but this can’t be taken for granted For all the recent consternation over the volatility in

Terming the Modi government’s performance as a mixed story, former RBI Governor Bimal Jalan on Sunday said the declining value of rupee and high non-performing

The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) and NCLT (Mumbai Bench), in recent judgments, have observed that financial service providers such as non-banking financial companies

The 180-day deadline shouldn’t be trifled with. While settling points of law, there must be a time limit for for interim litigations The slow pace

The Corporate Affairs Ministry-appointed panel to review the Competition Act should look at aligning the law with the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) 2016, say

For the 1,000-odd cases admitted by the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC), time-bound resolution has been a challenge.

In the course of its order on Essar Steel, which is undergoing the insolvency proceedings, the Supreme Court on Thursday forbade litigations from any stakeholder over a

The Indian economy doesn’t provide adequate opportunities for the masses with limited skills to earn and learn faster Some economists are vigorously churning out statistics

The government reportedly wants to evaluate independent directors on boards of companies and ask the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) to remove those who have

PM Narendra Modi did well to call major oil suppliers to New Delhi, to impress upon them the problem ever-rising oil prices foist on India,

We have already had one round of measures on the rupee. Do you think a second round of measures is required where we raise dollar

India appears to be entering another period of demand-driven overheating. Both the current account deficit and the fiscal deficit appear to be slipping, driven by government expenditure

Fuel price control move exposes govt’s infidelity to deregulation Finance Minister Arun Jaitley’s announcement of measures late last week to lower the retail price of

Reliance Health Insurance, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Reliance Capital, on Friday said it has received R3 approval from IRDAI for its new health insurance business.

It is not just this government’s fault, nobody has really focussed single-mindedly on building exports. Jamal Mecklai, CEO, Mecklai Financial Services, makes a straight pitch

The government has done what it eventually had to do in an election year: cut duties on petrol and diesel and ask state-owned oil marketing

By Thomas Spencer The Centre has given in to pre-poll pressure and cut petrol and diesel prices by Rs 2.50. This will be welcomed by many

Given how the rupee has been steadily depreciating—6% since the last policy—most expect RBI to raise repo rates later this week. A classic interest-rate defence is supposed

Describing the south Asian country as the “tariff king,” the president told reporters at the White House that India “called us to start negotiations immediately.”