
The income tax department is gathering sales data from high-end car showrooms, property builders, travel agents and sellers of luxury items to prepare a list of big-spenders, aimed at plugging the...
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India, the world's second most populous nation, has the worst Olympic record in terms of medals per head. The country has bagged just 24 medals since it first sent a contingent to the Games in 192...

The Modi government has come up with more sops to encourage startups. Concerned over the fact that only a few aspiring entrepreneurs have got the government certification for starting new business...

While prices have come down by upto 40 per cent over the last few years, it has hardly helped in lifting the spirit of the realty market. Fewer demands from investors have resulted in the piling u...

Soon, you won't have to worry about the purity of the gold jewellery you buy. The government is in the process of making the purity stamp must for all the jewellery shops in the country.

Price manipulation by traders has gouged a yawning gap of nearly 300% between the wholesale rate of about Rs 6-10 a kg and the figure of Rs 20-25 per kg at which it is being sold by retailers.

The report said that most of the companies are in such poor shape that majority of them even do not meet basic parameters to even appear on the rating charts.

Making a strong pitch for promotion of electronic payments in the country and making India a cashless economy, the Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT) has submitted a pre-budget memorandum t...

Most populous Uttar Pradesh, densely inhabited West Bengal and laggards like Bihar and Jharkhand have missed the PM Narendra Modi's Smart City bus.

Flagged off in June 2015, APY had a target to cover about 20 million people. Since the start of the scheme, banks have enrolled only around 1.90 million subscribers till 16 January.





