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Sebi bans Vijay Mallya from securities market for 3 years
rediff.com· 3 hours agoThe Indian government has been attempting to extradite Mallya from the United Kingdom to face fraud...
Chhattisgarh government seeks suggestions for new industrial policy
Business Standard India· 7 hours agoThe Chhattisgarh government has sought suggestions from the industry to draft an industrial policy,...
Paytm gets government nod for investment in payments arm - The Economic Times
The Economic Times· 11 hours agoIndia's Paytm has got approval from the government for its 500 million rupees ($5.97 million)...
Govt Announces Internship Programme With CSR-linked Quota For Top 500 Companies - News18
News18· 12 hours agoThe government is set to launch a significant initiative for college and university students, aiming...
Govt invites bids from project management companies to oversee semiconductor work under ISM - The...
The Economic Times· 6 hours agoThe government has invited bids from project management companies and joint-venture to run and...
Best of the Week | A Union Budget special
Livemint· 36 minutes agoBest of the Week, July 27: Budget stories galore.
Hotels plan to make room in Bihar, Odisha
The Economic Times· 1 hour agoOrganised branded hotel supply in the two states is currently limited. New slabs announced in new income tax regimeOn Thursday, Indian Hotels Company...
Vijay Mallya barred from accessing securities markets for 3 years, Sebi issues order
Business Today· 5 hours agoAccording to the directive from Sebi, the FII entity in question was utilised to engage in...
FM Sitharaman says door wide open for private players as no sector is exclusive for the government
The Economic Times· 13 hours agoSignaling a transformative shift in India's economic policy, finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman...
3 things Indian government should learn from Singapore: Namita Thapar shares video tips | Today News
Livemint· 3 hours agoShark Tank India's prominent investor and Executive director of Emcure Pharmaceuticals Namita Thapar...
