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Music Of Kollywood Star Suriya's Soorarai Pottru Gets A Spicejet Take-Off

In an industry-first, and as part of a brand marketing initiative, SpiceJet today hosted the music launch of a song from a Tamil film featuring actor Suriya on board its aircraft at the Chennai airport.

Panasonic India Makes Its Big Bet On Connected Devices

Panasonic India expects to close the current fiscal ending March 2020, with gross revenues of ₹12,000 crore on the back of six per cent growth, despite challenging macroeconomic conditions.

Is India Short-Selling The Family Silver?

To realise optimum value, the Centre must make PSUs such as LIC strong to evoke global interest. It shouldn’t sell out in a hurry

Industry Wants Karnataka APMC Cess On Raw Cashew Nuts Scrapped

Doing away with the 1.5% cess will not only enhance competitiveness, but also shore up State revenues, say industry members

RBI's ‘Enhanced' Role Will Deter Malpractices, Add Credibility To Financial System: President

Banks must take prudential measures to ensure that the public’s trust is not betrayed, says Ram Nath Kovind

CBIC Moves To Recover ₹46,000-Cr Interest On Delayed GST Payment

Move may lead to more litigation, say experts

Ceat Opens ₹1,400-Crore Radial Tyre Factory Near Chennai

Total investments in Chennai to touch ₹4,000 crore

No Merit In Holding Huge Forex Reserves

India’s forex reserves have not enhanced rupee stability. Lower level of reserves, allowing for a two-way fluctuation, will help

M&M Charts ₹3,000-crore Plan To Revive South Korean Arm SsangYong

Fund infusion likely to be through equity and bank loans

AAP Broom Sweeps Out BJP In Delhi

Arvind Kejriwal’s development model scripts a landslide, third-term victory for the AAP, brushing aside a strident campaign by the BJP around anti-CAA protests in Shaheen Bagh

‘India Can Increase Exports To Australia To $15 Billion By 2025'

India has the potential to increase its goods and services exports to Australia to $15 billion by 2025 and $35 billion by 2035, according to Ambassador Anil Wadhwa, a former senior Indian Foreign Service (IFS) official.

‘Beware the rising animal-human virus transmission'

Lesson from nCOV crisis is don’t invade animal territories, control eating habits

India Inc's Retail Debt-Raise Dips In April-dec...

Impact of IL&FS, DHFL credit crisis, say analysts; private placements up

China Tightening Its Grip On Indian Ocean

It’s enhancing its fleet strength and has stepped up joint naval exercises. India has rightly decided to activate ‘Quad’

Is ‘Tax Terrorism' For Real?

Arrests and imprisonment over tax offences have increasingly become commonplace, raising questions of official overreach. BusinessLine reports.

Even Without Sec 80 C, Life Insurance Is A Must-Have

A chunk of the insurance market is made up of savings and investment products. Though taxpayers will not be able to enjoy Section 80C benefits if they opt for the new tax regime, maturity proceeds under Sec 10 (10 D) will remain exempt from tax.

World Economy Is Yet To Recover From Low-growth Syndrome

Policy has not addressed effectively low growth brought on by the global financial crisis, which predates the new threats of unresolved trade tensions and shocks such as coronavirus

Balanced Approach To Monetary Easing

The MPC did its best, given that a rate cut was not feasible, by deploying other credit-enhancing steps for MSME and real estate

EC draws AAP fire for ‘delay' in releasing final polling percentage

Kejriwal charges poll panel with ‘not sticking to process’ on transfer of EVMs to strongrooms

India calling for trouble at WTO with fresh duties on mobile phone parts

EU, Japan, Taiwan had earlier questioned Delhi’s import levies, saying they breach IT Agreement

To help China fight coronavirus, India lifts ban on export of masks and gloves

Though it’s blow hot, blow cold on the political front, India has decided to take the initiative to help China, which is battling the deadly coronavirus.

As bushfires raze West Australia, cyclone, floods threaten east coast

Meteorologists warn of flash floods in Queensland post Cyclone Damien

For FedEx, It's Business As Usual

No impact on movement of goods on India-China trade lane due to the outbreak, says top company official.

Point Is To Raise Growth Without Inflation

To move to a higher growth trajectory without raising the inflation rate, investment demand needs a boost

‘Govt exiting IDBI Bank is an important step'

Budget has provided stimulus without sacrificing macro stability, says Expenditure Secretary

Sensex dips as coronavirus fear hits markets

Indian equity gauges Sensex and Nifty took a breather after a four-session winning run on Friday in line with subdued Asian markets as investors globally fretted over rising death toll and economic damage from the coronavirus outbreak.

KCR flags off Corridor II of the Hyderabad Metro

Metro service from Jubilee Bus Station, Secunderabad, to Mahatma.

Working on FRDI Bill, but can't commit to timeline: FM

Practice of channelling investments into specific avenues for I-T benefit has to end, says Nirmala Sitharaman

'₹100-cr Allocation For Chabahar Proves Our Commitment'

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar at the India Central Asia

Maruti Suzuki's New Brezza Comes With 1.5-litre BS-VI Petrol Engine

Bookings start; model to be launched on February 18