The developers were tasked with transforming an expanse larger than New York's Central Park into a city with more than 100 skyscrapers supporting more than 1 million jobs - all within a decade

After a landslide victory at the general election, Prime Minister Narendra Modi faces immediate challenge of arresting a slowdown in the world's sixth largest economy, creating jobs, stimulating private investment and tackling bad loan woes of banks, economists have said.

Benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty closed at their day's high and ended the week with 1.61 per cent gains today. Strong domestic cues with the NDA winning the 17th Lok Sabha elections at two thirds majority has held the market on positive territory against weak global cues.  

This job is as intense, if not more, because there's still steam left in the ongoing deceleration. Indian economy has been in slowdown mode for at least 3 quarters

The government had earlier talked about creating a few large banks of international size

Steller performance of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's BJP with another large parliamentary majority will see continuity of macroeconomic policy in the next five years but the key economic challenge now is to continue reforms, brokerages and economists said Thursday.

For the first time Pakistan has disclosed that it has taken a total debt of USD 6.5 billion from China in the current financial year, which is equal to 75 per cent of the total foreign loans of USD 8.6 billion the cash-strapped country received during the period

Exit polls on Monday predicted a win for PM Narendra Modi-led NDA in Lok Sabha Election 2019. Even before the exit polls were announced, Sensex and Nifty gained 815 and 250 points, respectively during the last two trading sessions of the previous week.