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Market Regulator Sebi Tightens Norms To Limit Volatility On Coronavirus
Sebi and stock exchanges were continuously monitoring market developments and would "take any further suitable actions" as required, the regulator said.
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Budget 2016: Modi Government Unveils Fire-Fighting Measures To Win Back Voters, Sustain Growth
The government unveiled a fire-fighting budget on Monday that seeks to win back support among rural voters for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government and sustain growth against a grim global backdrop - all without borrowing more.
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Sabarimala Petitioner Alleges 500 Threat Calls
A lawyer who is leading the campaign for the famous Sabarimala temple in Kerala to allow entry to women, has received 500 threatening phone calls, many of them from the US, in recent days, the Supreme Court was informed today.
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Bracing For a Bad Monsoon, Government Quietly Preps Drought Plan
The Narendra Modi government is prepping a contingency plan in case of drought, but has withheld details to avoid panic. It believes that rain in Delhi and Mumbai yesterday is a sign that the stalled monsoon is now progressing again and it might not need the plan after all.
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Raghuram Rajan rejects reports of tension with Narendra Modi-led BJP
Raghuram Rajan, Reserve Bank of India Governor, has dismissed as speculation reports of tension between him and the Narendra Modi-led BJP, seen as the front-runner to form government after the general elections now being held.
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Two Indian ships join search for missing Malaysia Airlines plane
Two Indian ships from the Andaman and Nicobar Islands were today deployed to locate the missing Malaysia Airlines plane that disappeared from radar screens last Saturday, nearly an hour after it took off from Kuala Lumpur.
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With folded hands, I ask you to save us: Sahara chief Subrata Roy in Supreme Court
Subrata Roy, the chief of the Sahara conglomerate, told the Supreme Court today, "with folded hands, I am begging you to save us. Give us time," he urged, vowing that "every direction" of the court would be followed.
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Ink thrown at Sahara boss Subrata Roy as he arrives at Supreme Court
Sahara chairman Subrata Roy faced an ink attack as he arrived at the Supreme Court on Tuesday, escorted by a heavy contingent of police.
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What's at stake for Congress and Rahul Gandhi in parliament's last session
As Parliament reconvened on Wednesday for the last time before the general election, the Congress is under pressure to maximize the 12-day session to prove to voters that it is bent on punishing corruption, a posit offered by Rahul Gandhi, who is leading the party's effort to ask for a third consecutive term.
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PM to make statement on economic crisis in Parliament today
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, on Thursday, informed the Lok Sabha, as he did the Rajya Sabha the same morning that he will make a statement on the economic crisis brought about by the rupee fall in both Houses of Parliament on Friday.
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Market Regulator Sebi Tightens Norms To Limit Volatility On Coronavirus
Sebi and stock exchanges were continuously monitoring market developments and would "take any further suitable actions" as required, the regulator said.
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Budget 2016: Modi Government Unveils Fire-Fighting Measures To Win Back Voters, Sustain Growth
The government unveiled a fire-fighting budget on Monday that seeks to win back support among rural voters for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government and sustain growth against a grim global backdrop - all without borrowing more.
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Sabarimala Petitioner Alleges 500 Threat Calls
A lawyer who is leading the campaign for the famous Sabarimala temple in Kerala to allow entry to women, has received 500 threatening phone calls, many of them from the US, in recent days, the Supreme Court was informed today.
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Bracing For a Bad Monsoon, Government Quietly Preps Drought Plan
The Narendra Modi government is prepping a contingency plan in case of drought, but has withheld details to avoid panic. It believes that rain in Delhi and Mumbai yesterday is a sign that the stalled monsoon is now progressing again and it might not need the plan after all.
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Raghuram Rajan rejects reports of tension with Narendra Modi-led BJP
Raghuram Rajan, Reserve Bank of India Governor, has dismissed as speculation reports of tension between him and the Narendra Modi-led BJP, seen as the front-runner to form government after the general elections now being held.
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Two Indian ships join search for missing Malaysia Airlines plane
Two Indian ships from the Andaman and Nicobar Islands were today deployed to locate the missing Malaysia Airlines plane that disappeared from radar screens last Saturday, nearly an hour after it took off from Kuala Lumpur.
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With folded hands, I ask you to save us: Sahara chief Subrata Roy in Supreme Court
Subrata Roy, the chief of the Sahara conglomerate, told the Supreme Court today, "with folded hands, I am begging you to save us. Give us time," he urged, vowing that "every direction" of the court would be followed.
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Ink thrown at Sahara boss Subrata Roy as he arrives at Supreme Court
Sahara chairman Subrata Roy faced an ink attack as he arrived at the Supreme Court on Tuesday, escorted by a heavy contingent of police.
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What's at stake for Congress and Rahul Gandhi in parliament's last session
As Parliament reconvened on Wednesday for the last time before the general election, the Congress is under pressure to maximize the 12-day session to prove to voters that it is bent on punishing corruption, a posit offered by Rahul Gandhi, who is leading the party's effort to ask for a third consecutive term.
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PM to make statement on economic crisis in Parliament today
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, on Thursday, informed the Lok Sabha, as he did the Rajya Sabha the same morning that he will make a statement on the economic crisis brought about by the rupee fall in both Houses of Parliament on Friday.
