The country's rice exports for April-February dropped 9.4 percent from a year earlier to 10.57 million tonnes, as leading buyer Bangladesh trimmed its purchases due to a bumper local harvest

On profit attribution, the report states that profits derived from India need to be defined objectively

The tax department has initiated action based on the NMS database, which has identified such non-filers and dropped filers

The sandbox will begin the testing process with 10-12 selected entities focusing on financial inclusion, payments and lending, digital KYC, etc

Airfares have risen amid reduced number of flights in the wake of grounding of planes by Jet Airways

This development comes at a time when the thermal power sector is saddled with 40,000 MW of stressed assets

Most of the six-member agreed on the need to lower interest rates the minutes showed

The sector ecorded an increase in the mobile services subscriber base to 118.36 crore in February from 118.19 crore in January

Recovery seen only if product base is diversified, orders are delivered faster

The country is already too reliant on imported crude. Cozying up to the Middle Eastern giant will only make matters worse

A market strategy that leave enough returns to rebuild the portfolio in the event of a market shock would serve investors well

We need to decide what sort of macroeconomic framework we want going forward, said Rathin Roy

Govt decides to directly approach Google, Apple to spike such apps

India must 'brace itself for long-term space competition', says Ashley Tellis

The NHAI was acting on a complaint that the papers submitted earlier by these firms were forged

This borrowings are estimated to have accounted for 0.34 percent of GDP for FY19 as compared to 0.09 percent of GDP for FY18

No illegal access was made to its CIDR and no data has been stolen from its servers, UIDAI said in a statement

The WSA in its report said it forecasts that global steel demand may reach 1,735 million tonne (MT) in 2019, a rise of 1.3 per cent over 2018

This drop (in value) can be attributed to delays in execution of deals, growing complexity in deal structures and macro-economic factors

The meeting of 25 WTO member countries on May 13-14 here is expected to come out with a declaration on critical issues including 'special and differential treatment' for developing nations and impasse over the appointment of members to the appellate body of dispute settlement, sources said. The other issues that could figure in the meeting include fishery subsidies and public stockholding in agriculture, they said. India has convened a meeting of 25 developing member nations of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) on May 13-14 here. The meet assumes significance as several countries are raising questions over the relevance of the Geneva-based global trade body. Many countries are also taking protectionist measures, impacting global trade. "The idea of the meeting is to discuss these matters in detail and 'special and differential treatment' (S&D) is the core issue which would be deliberated upon," one of the sources said. As part of reforms at the WTO, the US wants the formulation .