Today, cinema has become one of the most preferred and powerful mediums of communication and entertainment. Movies play a formative role in developing a culture or addressing a contemporary issue.

The presence of S. Gurumurthy and Satish Marathe in its central board may not be sitting well with RBI.

As security needs become more complex, the rich and the famous are cherry picking the best from India's armed forces to protect themselves and their families.

As per the latest report available with the labour bureau -- titled Statistics on Industrial Disputes, Closures, Retrenchments and Lay-offs in India-- banks accounted  for the highest number of disputes (7) during the year 2014 and non-coal mines the least.

The eight infrastructure sectors -- coal, crude oil, natural gas, refinery products, fertilisers, steel, cement and electricity -- had recorded a growth of 3.2 per cent in November 2016.

The Modi government's strategy is to use India's market size, as the world's thirdbiggest oil consumer, to strike better deals for oil imports and attract investment into the country's exploration and refining sectors.

The coal workers unions last month called for a withdrawal of plans to close coal mines and merge the coal miners' provident fund with the employees' provident fund, among other things.

Stock markets came off their peak and turned weak at the strike of the opening bell, likely on the back of profit-booking after recent rally amid mixed Asian cues.

Electoral bonds, that could be brought with cheques or digital transaction, were ideated to initiatie a traceable trail in donations to political parties.

Indian benchmark indices open in the red. Crude Oil prices dip triggering avisation stocks to trade higher.

India's Rs 75 lakh crore banking system is grappling with serious problems.

If global history is any indication, it is high time for India to think out of the box or borrow tested global models. Many experts feel that setting up a bad bank will be a bold and radical idea.

Under PM Modi, Coal India's production growth rate has nearly doubled, marking one of the administration's biggest successes. Fuel shortages for power plants have turned into oversupply.

According to Assocham, reports of production halts in state-owned and private sector firms along with halt of transport services would damage the pace of growth.

While some states like Kerala and Telangana were badly hit by the strike, the impact was partial in Punjab, Haryana and Maharashtra. However, life remained normal in metropolitan cities of Mumbai and Delhi.

The unions have opposed the government's proposal to increase minimum wage for unskilled workers by up to 20 per cent to Rs 12,000 per month for Tier-I cities, saying it should consider an additional increase.

Centre of Indian Trade Unions, another big trade union is also participating in the strike. Workers in central public sector undertakings such as Coal India, GAIL, ONGC, NTPC, OIL, HAL and BHEL will participate in the strike.

\"Even if no coal is mined for the next 50 to 60 days, the power industry can rest assured that they would get an uninterrupted supply of coal to keep their plants running\".