The top three skills witnessing a rise in the country are Robotic Process Automation, Compliance, and Continuous Integration

The Cabinet note being readied by the government is likely to suggest bringing down the minimum requirement for companies trying to get into the retail fuel segment.

When fuel prices were low in the early years of the previous government, it passed on only a fraction of the benefits to consumers and used the high excise duty from sale of petrol and diesel to offset the shortfall in disinvestment income

The govt has set up a five-member committee to review the existing framework of LPG marketing in India and identify the grey areas that might allow private entities like Reliance Industries to sell subsidised cooking gas

In Kolkata, the price of non-subsidised LPG has been raised to Rs 763.5 per cylinder as compared to the LPG cylinder rate of Rs 738.50 in the previous month

Indian Oil would own 50 per cent equity holding in the joint venture company, while BPCL and HPCL would have 25 per cent each

Share Market Live: Nifty 50 has made an intraday high as well as new high of 12,098 after crossing the earlier high of 12,041.5, whereas Sensex is trading at the all time high of 40,283, a rise of 569 points.

Share Market Update : Benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty closed on the negative zone Friday on account of profit booking. The indices rallied to record high levels in the early trade, however, after which fell sharply to turned red and close on the negative zone by the closing session.

Share Market Updates: Suzlon, Justdial, Infibeam, DCM Shriram and Adani Power were the top gainers on BSE, while on NSE, YES Bank, Bharti Airtel, NTPC, TCS and Bajaj Finance were the top gaining stocks.

At present, to obtain a fuel retailing license in India, a company needs to invest Rs 2,000 crore in either hydrocarbon exploration and production, refining, pipelines or liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminals

Major reasons for an increase in the overall debt include higher capital expenditure and a delay in the subsidy payments by the government

As per the Indian Oil Corporation data, petrol became dearer by 14 paise a litre to Rs 71.39, while diesel was revised by 16 paise up to Rs 66.45 per litre in Delhi on Friday

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.  

As per the Indian Oil Corporation data, petrol remained unchanged at Rs 71.17 per litre in Delhi, while diesel stood at Rs 66.20 per litre on Wednesday.

Bidding for 14 blocks on offer in the Open Acreage Licensing Policy (OALP) round-II and another 18 oil and gas blocks and 5 coal-bed methane (CBM) blocks on offer in OALP-III closed on Wednesday