Infosys have reportedly said it is yet to receive any evidence to corroborate anonymous whistleblowers’ complaints that alleged unethical practices by the...
Goods and Services Tax (GST) collections came in at Rs 95,380 crore in October, down 5.29 per cent from Rs 100,710 crore...
MG Motor India according to a report by PTI has reported retail sales of 3,536 units of its SUV Hector in October....
In a bid to attract the booming Indian market, international contingents have booked exhibition space at Techtextil India 2019 in full force....
Flipkart India, the B2B arm of Walmart-owned Flipkart, has registered a higher loss of Rs 3,836.8 crore during 2018-19 as compared to...
The shutdown in Kashmir, following the abrogation of Article 370, has crippled the valley’s economy as the business community has suffered losses...
German luxury carmaker Audi is planning to roll out at least one new model every quarter next year and has put in...
India has jumped 14 places to take the 63rd position on the World Bank’s ease of doing business ranking that has been...
The government in India would benefit from the advice of experts and therefore suppressing all criticism is ultimately bad for the government,...
Private telecom operators Reliance Jio, Vodafone Idea and Bharti Airtel have paid the Telecom Department over Rs 4,500 crore in spectrum dues...
The economy drives the nation forward. Business is the key for any nation . The country’s GDP growth, the value of its currency, monetary policy, budget are key elements that take this change / challenge forward. And gives direction which way the country is heading to be on par with the rest of the developing nations. Or what it needs to achieve the status of a super power.
The Business section looks at the deals, meetings, collaborations, ratings, Stock markets and the big players. The news makers in the business arena – the tycoons their goals, targets, partnerships, in various fields like coal, mining, aviation, thermal, power, defence , and host of like ports, airports.
News of disinvestment in various sectors like aviation, banks, retail , to the outreach to the farmers, traders, industry.
The tab on the global export , import , financial deals among others. If that is not all the section also looks at the other side too with incisive details like – recession, Economic slowdown among other things.
The presence of big money also raises the temptation to deceit . The corporate scandals like that of Vijay Mallya, Nirav Modi, Mehul Choksi, Rana Kapoor ( Yes Bank) , Anil Amban’s slide in fortunes, Mukesh Ambani’s rise or the matter Gautam Adani’s foray in various fields get a look in.
Some of the most dramatic falls in recent times has been that of flamboyant tycoons like the once King of Good Times Vijay Mallya, now awaiting extradition, the fall of Nirav Modi now in UK jail in connection with the PNB scam has brought to the fore the mismanagement of the corporate as well as the role of the banks who tend to bow to the high and might on token value and give them loans in crores while the other/ ordinary people are made to go through the grind and face strict penalty when loans are not p[aid back in time.
Economic reforms do get a comparison what it was in between the current regime at the Centre and the previous one. Has it been able to meet the aspirations of the people as promised by the party at the Centre when it was voted to power by the people are the key questions that needs honest answers.
The impact of GST, Demonetisation, and what lies ahead for India’s national carrier Air India ( now it is ready for disinvestment) are some of the issues that will be followed and relentlessly covered in the days ahead. So that one gets the pat picture of the business scene and find out who all are the movers and shakers.