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There is scope for banks to cut lending rates further:Subbarao |
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Bangalore, May 13 (PTI): Reserve Bank Governor D Subbarao today said there is scope for banks to reduce lending rates further and expressed confidence that India's economic recovery will be "swifter and sharper". |
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Political crisis in Nepal shows signs of easing |
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Kathmandu, May 14 (PTI) The 10-day long political crisis in Nepal showed signs of easing today with CPN-UML leader Madhav Nepal garnering signatures of 290 lawmakers, just 11 short for a simple majority, even as the Maoists asserted that no new coalition could be formed without their backing. |
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SEBI chief for quick punishment for Satyam fraudsters |
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Kolkata, May 14 (PTI) Securities and Exchange Board of India Chairman C B Bhave today said punishment should be quick for the perpetrators of fraud at IT firm Satyam Computer. |
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India has highest number of underweight children: World Bank |
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Mumbai, Apr 14 (PTI) India's higher economic growth has not translated into a superior nutritional status for the country's women and children, as the country houses the highest number of underweight children globally, the World Bank has said. |
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Rallis Dahej unit to start commercial production by June 2010 |
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Mumbai, May 14 (PTI) Tata group company Rallis India's additional manufacturing facility at Dahej in Gujarat is expected to start commercial production by June 2010. |
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Mob led by BSP candidate pelts stone at police station |
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An angry mob led by a BSP Lok Sabha candidate today pelted stones at a police station in the capital and damaged a government vehicle during their protest demanding arrests of two persons in a murder case. |
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Obama slams Cheney for flaying admn's anti-terror policy |
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Washington, Mar 22 (PTI) President Barack Obama rubbished former Vice President Dick Cheney's contention that the White House has put national security at greater risk, underlining that the Bush administration's policy was an "advertisement for anti-American sentiment." |
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