Nikhil Inamdar

The international financial crisis, he said, was not an inevitable outcome of globalization, but the consequence of the excessive chase of profit by global financial institutions and a "grave failure of regulation".

Leading titans of the global banking industry sounded rather concerned about the trillions of dollars central banks have been pumping into the financial system and the impact it could have in the long run

Speaking in the Indian context, Mr. Mahindra said that while the country was at the cusp of a major uptrend in innovation, India and China will not live up to their own aspirations simply by doing jugaad, or frugal innovation.

On top of the agenda for the Budget, there are three very important teething difficulties that the government needs to address like gas allocation.

To draw attention to the sector’s woes, power firms are planning to meet PM Manmohan Singh next week.

Reliance Infrastructure expects revenue from its road business to touch Rs 1,000 crore in FY13

Bankers suggested a cut in CRR to ease the liquidity situation at the ‘pre policy’ consultation.

The company however is thinking of a unique solution to tide over the gas shortage crisis.

Cyrus Mistry as appointed successor to Ratan Tata. N R Narayana Murthy stepped down as Infosys chairman.

2011 was a difficult year for the corporate India as it battled a policy logjam at the centre.

The signal to boost growth instead of taming inflation bodes well for lakhs of consumers.

The ride is getting bumpy for many roads developers. But Reliance Infra is making hay out of the current tough environment. Months after it announced that it was looking at distressed road assets in the market, NDTV has learnt that it is in talks with several players including IVRCL, Madhucon Projects and SREI Infrastructure all of who are looking ...

Steel manufacturer Lloyds Steel may soon see a selloff, with its promoters looking to exit the company.

India is in the midst of a massive power crisis with shortage of coal being cited as one of the key reasons. From today onwards, NDTV will provide a series of ground reports from across the country giving a glimpse of how power projects have come to a standstill due to lack of coal and other feedstock.

The international financial crisis, he said, was not an inevitable outcome of globalization, but the consequence of the excessive chase of profit by global financial institutions and a "grave failure of regulation".

Leading titans of the global banking industry sounded rather concerned about the trillions of dollars central banks have been pumping into the financial system and the impact it could have in the long run

Speaking in the Indian context, Mr. Mahindra said that while the country was at the cusp of a major uptrend in innovation, India and China will not live up to their own aspirations simply by doing jugaad, or frugal innovation.

On top of the agenda for the Budget, there are three very important teething difficulties that the government needs to address like gas allocation.

To draw attention to the sector’s woes, power firms are planning to meet PM Manmohan Singh next week.

Reliance Infrastructure expects revenue from its road business to touch Rs 1,000 crore in FY13

Bankers suggested a cut in CRR to ease the liquidity situation at the ‘pre policy’ consultation.

The company however is thinking of a unique solution to tide over the gas shortage crisis.

Cyrus Mistry as appointed successor to Ratan Tata. N R Narayana Murthy stepped down as Infosys chairman.

2011 was a difficult year for the corporate India as it battled a policy logjam at the centre.

The signal to boost growth instead of taming inflation bodes well for lakhs of consumers.

The ride is getting bumpy for many roads developers. But Reliance Infra is making hay out of the current tough environment. Months after it announced that it was looking at distressed road assets in the market, NDTV has learnt that it is in talks with several players including IVRCL, Madhucon Projects and SREI Infrastructure all of who are looking ...

Steel manufacturer Lloyds Steel may soon see a selloff, with its promoters looking to exit the company.

India is in the midst of a massive power crisis with shortage of coal being cited as one of the key reasons. From today onwards, NDTV will provide a series of ground reports from across the country giving a glimpse of how power projects have come to a standstill due to lack of coal and other feedstock.