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Washroom-On-Wheels: How A Pune Firm Is Turning Buses Into Women's Toilets
Like many women, college student Suvarna Dongare dreads getting caught short when she is out and about, with hygienic public toilets in short supply across the country.
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Government May Open Legal Sector To Foreign Firms
They should be allowed to have their own website, brochure and do advertisement, Mr Bhasin said adding only then after the government should permit foreign law firms.
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Government Cancels Approval of 22 Special Economic Zones
The decision was taken in the meeting of the Board of Approval (BoA) headed by Commerce Secretary Rajeev Kher on May 19.
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Rising Gold Imports No Cause for Alarm: Commerce Secretary
Gold imports in March nearly doubled to $4.98 billion, while in January and February, it rose to $1.55 billion and $1.98 billion, respectively.
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Government to Shake Up Trade Tariffs to Compete Globally
The government on Wednesday said it plans to pull its tariff regime closer in line with global norms to prepare for new regional trade pacts being negotiated by advanced economies.
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Investors Not Keen on SEZs Anymore; 57 to Surrender Zones
The Board of Approval (BoA), chaired by Commerce Secretary Rajeev Kher, would take a decision on these applications in its meeting on February 20.
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Budget Sops Likely for Gems and Jewellery Sector
India's gems and jewellery sector, one of the focus areas of the governments ambitious 'Make in India' programme, may get incentives in the Union Budget next month.
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Not Planning Further Curbs on Gold Imports: Trade Secretary
The government is not planning to impose any further curbs on gold imports as the current account deficit is under control, Trade Secretary Rajeev Kher said on Wednesday.
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Change Perspective on Protection to Make India Manufacturing Hub: Commerce Secretary
Commerce Secretary Rajeev Kher said that Indian industry must enhance competitiveness and align themselves with the modern elements of international trade by promoting and integrating with the global value chains.
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Government May Take Decision on MAT, DDT on SEZs in Budget
The industry has been complaining that MAT and DDT have dented the investor sentiment and also implementation of the scheme. In 2011, government imposed 18.5 per cent MAT on the book profits of special economic zone developers and units.
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India Seeking Access for its IT Sector in Chinese Market
While some of the top Indian IT companies have set up their units in China, the market access in the country still remains an issue.
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Government to Weigh Gold Policy Impact After Imports Jump: Trade Secretary
The government will weigh the impact of last month's easing of gold import rules after inbound shipments jumped 38 per cent in November to push its trade deficit to an eighteen-month high, Trade Secretary Rajeev Kher said on Tuesday.
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Rupee Ends at 63.53, Marks Lowest Close in 13 Months
The rupee hit thirteen-month lows and bonds plunged as markets in the region tumbled on fears about the global economy, raising doubts about whether India can afford to cut interest rates given risks that such a move could trigger foreign outflows.
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India to Weigh Gold Policy Impact After Spurt in November Imports
India to Weigh Gold Policy Impact After Spurt in November Imports
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'Phenomenal' Rise in Gold Imports a Concern: Trade Secretary
Gold imports jumped 34 percent in November to $5.61 billion, sending India's trade deficit to a 18 month high, data showed late on Monday.
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Washroom-On-Wheels: How A Pune Firm Is Turning Buses Into Women's Toilets
Like many women, college student Suvarna Dongare dreads getting caught short when she is out and about, with hygienic public toilets in short supply across the country.
-
Government May Open Legal Sector To Foreign Firms
They should be allowed to have their own website, brochure and do advertisement, Mr Bhasin said adding only then after the government should permit foreign law firms.
-
Government Cancels Approval of 22 Special Economic Zones
The decision was taken in the meeting of the Board of Approval (BoA) headed by Commerce Secretary Rajeev Kher on May 19.
-
Rising Gold Imports No Cause for Alarm: Commerce Secretary
Gold imports in March nearly doubled to $4.98 billion, while in January and February, it rose to $1.55 billion and $1.98 billion, respectively.
-
Government to Shake Up Trade Tariffs to Compete Globally
The government on Wednesday said it plans to pull its tariff regime closer in line with global norms to prepare for new regional trade pacts being negotiated by advanced economies.
-
Investors Not Keen on SEZs Anymore; 57 to Surrender Zones
The Board of Approval (BoA), chaired by Commerce Secretary Rajeev Kher, would take a decision on these applications in its meeting on February 20.
-
Budget Sops Likely for Gems and Jewellery Sector
India's gems and jewellery sector, one of the focus areas of the governments ambitious 'Make in India' programme, may get incentives in the Union Budget next month.
-
Not Planning Further Curbs on Gold Imports: Trade Secretary
The government is not planning to impose any further curbs on gold imports as the current account deficit is under control, Trade Secretary Rajeev Kher said on Wednesday.
-
Change Perspective on Protection to Make India Manufacturing Hub: Commerce Secretary
Commerce Secretary Rajeev Kher said that Indian industry must enhance competitiveness and align themselves with the modern elements of international trade by promoting and integrating with the global value chains.
-
Government May Take Decision on MAT, DDT on SEZs in Budget
The industry has been complaining that MAT and DDT have dented the investor sentiment and also implementation of the scheme. In 2011, government imposed 18.5 per cent MAT on the book profits of special economic zone developers and units.
-
India Seeking Access for its IT Sector in Chinese Market
While some of the top Indian IT companies have set up their units in China, the market access in the country still remains an issue.
-
Government to Weigh Gold Policy Impact After Imports Jump: Trade Secretary
The government will weigh the impact of last month's easing of gold import rules after inbound shipments jumped 38 per cent in November to push its trade deficit to an eighteen-month high, Trade Secretary Rajeev Kher said on Tuesday.
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Rupee Ends at 63.53, Marks Lowest Close in 13 Months
The rupee hit thirteen-month lows and bonds plunged as markets in the region tumbled on fears about the global economy, raising doubts about whether India can afford to cut interest rates given risks that such a move could trigger foreign outflows.
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India to Weigh Gold Policy Impact After Spurt in November Imports
India to Weigh Gold Policy Impact After Spurt in November Imports
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'Phenomenal' Rise in Gold Imports a Concern: Trade Secretary
Gold imports jumped 34 percent in November to $5.61 billion, sending India's trade deficit to a 18 month high, data showed late on Monday.
