From FM Sitharaman announcing that talks are on with PMO to revive the slowing economy to slowdown in the auto industry, here are the top business headlines for Saturday
Finance ministry is working out mechanism to release the money, stuck after it sanctioned the amount to other ministries & departments for various projects and schemes, to prop up the sagging economy
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The seven blocks are spread over three sedimentary basins with resource potential of approximately 33 billion barrels of oil and oil equivalents of gas
The ordinance to cut the corporation tax rate has said MAT provisions will not apply to a company which has exercised the option for a lower rate of tax
They were to pay 18.5 per cent MAT so far, but will now have to pay 15 per cent MAT
The Centre's budgetary support as a percentage of nominal GDP is expected to grow from 0.74% in 2019-20 to 1.11% in 2024-25
The rise in new projects is despite a fall in capacity utilisation
There is pressure on bankers to lend to spur the nation's GDP growth
From a CEO poll indicating that slowdown will worsen to hiring in IT sector, here are the top 10 business news headlines for the day
Nobody can anticipate, let alone predict, what Mr Modi will do in 2020.
Task force headed by economic affairs secy identifies projects across sectors
Industry representatives asked officials to "create more freedom for industry to perform"
Addressing industry representatives, Sitharaman said India's macro-economic indicators were on a solid footing
The panel has four other members -- Home Minister Amit Shah, Highways and MSME Minister Nitin Gadkari, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman and Commerce & Railways Minister Piyush Goyal
Addressing a press conference, she said Prime Minister Narendra Modi had in his Independence Day speech spoken of investing Rs 100 trillion in infrastructure.
Private road developers in recent interactions with the Union ministry have expressed unwillingness to invest in Build, Operate and Transfer (BOT) projects which involve private capital
Centre and states will be equal contributors
According to the rating agency, the construction sector is likely to be a major beneficiary of this increased investment.
Rs 24.54 trillion investment will flow in the energy sector, and of that Rs 11.7 trillion would be in just the power sector