State-run BSNL and MTNL, credited with laying the country's telecommunication infrastructure, are battling for survival, owing to mismanagement and mounting losses. Can the government rescue them?
Yashwant Sinha, former minister of finance and external affairs, tells Business Today that the Narendra Modi government is taking forward the agenda set by the earlier NDA government.
Business Today's Rajeev Dubey and Shweta Punj analyse the government's performance on the economy over the past year. While there is good intent, optimism is driven more by hope than by concrete actio...
Business Today's Shweta Punj spoke to Sumit Mazumdar, President, CII, on the accomplishments and failings of PM Modi's Government.
The country's economy has acquired a new sheen since Modi became Prime Minister and installed Arun Jaitley in the finance ministry.
RG, as Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi is popularly known, valiantly championed the cause of farmers as he criticised a seemingly exploitative land acquisition bill in its NDA form.
The state's gross domestic product has grown at more than nine per cent consistently since 2009/10, most of it on account of agriculture, which has averaged about 20 per cent growth in these years.
Business Today catches up with Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan on what makes his state tick and the state's phenomenal agriculture growth story.
In the current scenario, India's regulations are so prohibitive that even the government is unable to purchase defence equipment made in India.
Confidence levels in the business environment rose for five consecutive quarters before a correction in the latest Business Today-C fore Business Confidence Survey.
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