The UK-India Joint Economic and Trade Committee (JETCO) was set up in pursuance of the UK-India Joint Declaration made at London by the Prime Ministers of the United Kingdom and India on September 20, 2004.

Railways. A white paper tabled by Banerjee in Parliament trashes Lalu's track record at the helm of the Railways Ministry asserting that his performance was actually \"below par\".

The Thirteenth Finance Commission makes some radical—but highly desirable and doable—prescriptions.

They may not be running businesses or owning them, but this clutch of women in government influences the course that India Inc. takes.

Vehicles will have to drive at or above a to-be-determined number of kilometres per litre, writes Daniella Grossman.

The minister’s office in the Ministry of Environment and Forests has new doors — glass doors. Message: Transparency. The minister, Jairam Ramesh, works on his ultra portable laptop and often prints documents with a printer on his table. Message: Hands-on approach and speed.

Deciding on the tax rates is the most simple conceptually, but probably the most contentious, with all the states on one side and the Centre on the other.

Naveen Jindal has propelled his steel and power company into India’s—and the world’s—most profitable power producers by focussing on the wildly lucrative merchant power business. Will his competitors stop his dream run?

If he can break the jinx of the Companies Act that successive governments have tried — and failed — to modernise for over a decade now, Minister for Corporate Affairs Salman Khurshid would go down in history as the one who truly liberalised Indian Inc. from the red tape of stifling rules and meaningless approvals.

HRD Minister Kapil Sibal may be insisting that education cannot usher in a for-profit-participation, but entrepreneurs believe he will become flexible in time.

With village youth comprising three-fourths of its employee base, BVG India has struck upon a unique — and cost-competitive — business model in facilities management and support services.

On Independence Day this month, restaurants across the country are celebrating the flavours of India with a series of one-off brunches.

We bring you the most comprehensive insider account of the latest outbreak between the feuding Ambani brothers so far, write Puja Mehra and Suman Layak.Anil's spoilers

Praful Patel says the merger of two commercial firms, Indian Airlines and Air India, has not gone too well with people.

Rahul Gandhi’s influence on economic policies will grow in UPA’s second term. Here’s what it means to the economy and business. Puja Mehra goes into the details.

The Bharatiya Janata Party’s prime ministerial candidate L.K. Advani was the first to start a blog. But have the other political parties caught onto the Internet? We take a look.

In its five years at the Centre, the United Progressive Alliance government persevered for just one goal: Survival. Here’s a rating for its key ministers.

The UPA government blames the economic stimulus measures for a rising fiscal deficit. But this is not even half the truth.

The Chairman of PFRDA, Dhirendra Swarup, talks about the new pension scheme that will offer safe and balanced growth.