Major Reforms In Who

India believes there is an urgent need for carrying out "major reforms" in the World Health Organization to ensure a timely, focused and effective response to potential future pandemics, Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan said on Wednesday.

In a major security breach, seven minors who escaped from Alipur Juvenile Reform Centre on Monday evening remained untraceable, an official said on Wednesday

India has backed a multi-tier national tax regime that even in its not-so-perfect form will be a game-changer for Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is trying to revive manufacturing and boost foreign investment in the world's fastest growing major economy.

Upcoming general elections will remain a key driver for Indian markets during the first half of 2014, but some ongoing reform measures would bear fruit irrespective of the party coming to power, according to global financial services major UBS.

Kamath, who is also the chairman of IT major Infosys, was optimistic that the “economy will see a turnaround soon”. Commenting on the reforms process, he said that the animal spirit of the economy had not been slaughtered yet and can revive quickly. "The industry needs clarity and policy stability, not concessions. Lack of reforms are not holdi...

India believes there is an urgent need for carrying out "major reforms" in the World Health Organization to ensure a timely, focused and effective response to potential future pandemics, Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan said on Wednesday.

In a major security breach, seven minors who escaped from Alipur Juvenile Reform Centre on Monday evening remained untraceable, an official said on Wednesday

India has backed a multi-tier national tax regime that even in its not-so-perfect form will be a game-changer for Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is trying to revive manufacturing and boost foreign investment in the world's fastest growing major economy.

Upcoming general elections will remain a key driver for Indian markets during the first half of 2014, but some ongoing reform measures would bear fruit irrespective of the party coming to power, according to global financial services major UBS.

Kamath, who is also the chairman of IT major Infosys, was optimistic that the “economy will see a turnaround soon”. Commenting on the reforms process, he said that the animal spirit of the economy had not been slaughtered yet and can revive quickly. "The industry needs clarity and policy stability, not concessions. Lack of reforms are not holdi...