Sensex gains 58 points in early trade

The BSE benchmark Sensex rose 58 points in early trade today on sustained capital inflows amid a firming trend in the Asian region. The 30-share index, which had gained 467 points in theprevious session, moved up further by 58 points to 20,940 with stocks in capital goods, realty, auto and metal sec...

Oil prices up in Asian trade

Oil prices edged higher in Asian trade today as dealers await long-delayed US economic data for clues about world's largest crude consumer. The analysts said New York's main contract, West Texas Intermediate for delivery in November, was up 10 cents at 100.91 US dollar a barrel in ...

India & Bangladesh talks on Customs Co-operation start today

The bilateral talks between India and Bangladesh on Customs Co-operation begin today. India's Revenue Secretary Sumit Bose and Chairman of Bangladesh National Revenue Board Muhammad Ghulam Hossain are leading the respective sides. The 2-day talks constitute the ninth round under the Joint G...

Center approves construction of link roads and bridges worth over 350 crore rupees in rural areas of M'rashtra

The Center has approved construction of roads and bridges worth 354 crore rupees in different parts of Maharashtra under the Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana. These include construction of 105 link roads and 29 bridges in rural areas. Rural Development Minister Jairam Ramesh sent a letter to the Chi...

Center approves construction of link roads and bridges worth over 350 crore rupees in rural areas of Maharashtra

The Center has approved construction of roads and bridges worth 354 crore rupees in different parts of Maharashtra under the Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana. These include construction of 105 link roads and 29 bridges in rural areas. Rural Development Minister Jairam Ramesh sent a letter to the Chi...

CAD likely to be lower than the projection of 3.8 per cent of GDP <br/>

Current Account Deficit, CAD, is likely to be lower than the projection of 3.8 per cent of the GDP and India will be in a better position to neutralise the impact of the tapering of monetary stimulus by the US Fed. This was stated by Planning Commission Deputy Chairman Montek Singh Ahluwalia while t...

GITEX Technology Week gets underway at Dubai International Convention Center today

JP Morgan likely to be fined a record 13 billion dollars

US banking giant JP Morgan is likely to be fined a record 13 billion dollars to settle investigations into its mortgage-backed securities. According to US media reports, a tentative deal is believed to have been reached in talks with senior US justice department officials. The sale of overvalued mor...

JP Morgan likely to be fined a record 13 billion dollars

US banking giant JP Morgan is likely to be fined a record 13 billion dollars to settle investigations into its mortgage-backed securities. According to US media reports, a tentative deal is believed to have been reached in talks with senior US justice department officials. The sale of overvalued mor...

India's Export of Consumer Electronics Goods up by 16%

India&apos;s Export of Consumer Electronics Goods has gone up by 16 percent. India&apos;s export was 296 million dollars during the year 2012-13, against 256 million in the year before. West Asia emerged as the 2nd top destination for India&apos;s export of consumer electronics worth 81 ...