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Coal India (1.38 percent), Tata Steel (1.05 percent) and Maruti Suzuki India (0.92 percent) are the top gainers on Sensex. Rupee trading at 64.36, a two-month high level. Maruti Suzuki continues its winning streak. Stock hits a fresh high Rs 8,575. Year-to-date returns stand at a stellar 61.09 percent.

The central government employees can now take advance up to Rs 25 lakh for the construction or purchase of house at a simple interest rate of 8.50 per cent.

All major engines of economic growth - private investment, private consumption, exports, agriculture and even government expenditure - have either failed to pick up momentum or slowed down.

Normally, when governments need to revive economic growth, the broad objective must be to reinvigorate four major elements of the economy: Capital, Labour, Entrepreneurship and Land/Farming.

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Shrey Jain, Founder and MD, SAS online.com also said govt must offer sops for the capital markets to encourage the trend of savings moving away from hard assets like real estate and gold and into financial assets.

The phenomenon is especially prevalent in the technology industry, where the competition for computer programmers is so intense that employers are looking for every edge they can find.

China grew at its slowest pace in six years at the start of 2015 and weakness in key sectors suggested the world's second-largest economy was still losing momentum.

Corporate India's borrowings have more than doubled in the past four years. Its debt woes in the midst of a slowing domestic economy have far-reaching consequences.

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