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Pakistan's FDI Inflow Declines While India Records Highest FDI: Report
The year-on-year Foreign Direct Investment data draws a sharp contrast between India's highest ever FDI of USD 83.57 billion for the current year.
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"Thank You": Rahul Gandhi On Centre Revising FDI Policy Amid COVID-19 Crisis
Shortly after the government amended FDI norms for firms based in neighbouring countries, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi tweeted in appreciation and said: "I thank the government for taking note of my warning and amending FDI norms"
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Japan Inc's Huge Base Near Delhi: 1,000 Acres, Karaoke Lounges, Factories
Japan's foreign direct investment in India has risen since the global financial crisis, reaching nearly $3.5 billion in 2016.
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Congress Working Committee meets, backs PM's economic reforms
The Congress has survived the crisis scripted by Mamata Banerjee, but the ruling party needs a canny political strategy to ensure that it is stable even as the government it leads steps up on reform measures like allowing foreign direct investment in multi-brand retail, which are unpopular with Opposition parties and existing allies alike. The part...
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FDI in retail: Political doublespeak
There is something terribly ironic about the current political storm over the decision to allow FDI into multi-brand retail. Ironic because, as we found out when we first reported this a year ago, big retail is only a tiny blip in India's economic radar, nowhere enough to provoke such exaggerated benefits by the government, or such widespread prote...
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FDI in retail: Why BJP can't take advantage of Congress' crisis
What Mulayam Singh Yadav chooses to do once Mamata Banerjee officially quits the UPA tomorrow, will decide not just the Congress' political future, but will also help give shape to the BJP's plans. The main Opposition party has reportedly concluded that the government's weakest moment does not necessarily offer it a chance to corner the ruling coal...
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Sonia Gandhi meets PM, top Congress leaders to discuss Mamata Banerjee's withdrawal of support
The Congress-led UPA government is in a minority and its immediate task is to ensure survival. It has been forced to scrounge for numbers by ally Mamata Banerjee, who announced yesterday that she was exiting the UPA government in protest against a menu of new reforms introduced last week. Congress president Sonia Gandhi is meeting top party leaders...
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Foreign Direct Investment in aviation gets a fresh push
In what could be a huge boost for the crisis in the Indian aviation sector, there are clear indications that the government is all set to allow foreign airlines to buy up to 49 per cent stake in Indian carriers.
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Govt suspends FDI in retail, Left says it's a rollback, Parliament gets to work
FDI in retail: The government has told political parties at a meeting today that its policy on Foreign Direct Investment or FDI in retail has been suspended to allow for wider consultations. This has led to a truce that will allow Parliament to get back to work after squandering half of the short Winter Session over the controversial reforms.
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FDI in retail suspended, Opposition accepts truce, Parliament logjam ends
FDI in retail: It's what the country has been waiting for. A crucial all-party meeting has ended in less than half an hour with the news that the FDI-in-retail logjam is broken and Parliament will function today.
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FDI-in-retail crisis: All-party meeting today; will it help break logjam?
It is Wednesday and the government hopes its decision to press the pause button on allowing foreign direct investment in retail will mean that Parliament functions from today and for the rest of what's left of the Winter Session.
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Government's FDI crisis
FDI, FDI in retail
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Prime Minister meets airline chiefs, Mallya absent
Close on the heels of the financial turbulence at Kingfisher Airlines, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today met with heads of major domestic airlines. Sources have told NDTV that while the PM took note of the issues plaguing the aviation industry, he desisted from making any concrete assurances.
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Pakistan's FDI Inflow Declines While India Records Highest FDI: Report
The year-on-year Foreign Direct Investment data draws a sharp contrast between India's highest ever FDI of USD 83.57 billion for the current year.
-
"Thank You": Rahul Gandhi On Centre Revising FDI Policy Amid COVID-19 Crisis
Shortly after the government amended FDI norms for firms based in neighbouring countries, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi tweeted in appreciation and said: "I thank the government for taking note of my warning and amending FDI norms"
-
Japan Inc's Huge Base Near Delhi: 1,000 Acres, Karaoke Lounges, Factories
Japan's foreign direct investment in India has risen since the global financial crisis, reaching nearly $3.5 billion in 2016.
-
Congress Working Committee meets, backs PM's economic reforms
The Congress has survived the crisis scripted by Mamata Banerjee, but the ruling party needs a canny political strategy to ensure that it is stable even as the government it leads steps up on reform measures like allowing foreign direct investment in multi-brand retail, which are unpopular with Opposition parties and existing allies alike. The part...
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FDI in retail: Political doublespeak
There is something terribly ironic about the current political storm over the decision to allow FDI into multi-brand retail. Ironic because, as we found out when we first reported this a year ago, big retail is only a tiny blip in India's economic radar, nowhere enough to provoke such exaggerated benefits by the government, or such widespread prote...
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FDI in retail: Why BJP can't take advantage of Congress' crisis
What Mulayam Singh Yadav chooses to do once Mamata Banerjee officially quits the UPA tomorrow, will decide not just the Congress' political future, but will also help give shape to the BJP's plans. The main Opposition party has reportedly concluded that the government's weakest moment does not necessarily offer it a chance to corner the ruling coal...
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Sonia Gandhi meets PM, top Congress leaders to discuss Mamata Banerjee's withdrawal of support
The Congress-led UPA government is in a minority and its immediate task is to ensure survival. It has been forced to scrounge for numbers by ally Mamata Banerjee, who announced yesterday that she was exiting the UPA government in protest against a menu of new reforms introduced last week. Congress president Sonia Gandhi is meeting top party leaders...
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Foreign Direct Investment in aviation gets a fresh push
In what could be a huge boost for the crisis in the Indian aviation sector, there are clear indications that the government is all set to allow foreign airlines to buy up to 49 per cent stake in Indian carriers.
-
Govt suspends FDI in retail, Left says it's a rollback, Parliament gets to work
FDI in retail: The government has told political parties at a meeting today that its policy on Foreign Direct Investment or FDI in retail has been suspended to allow for wider consultations. This has led to a truce that will allow Parliament to get back to work after squandering half of the short Winter Session over the controversial reforms.
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FDI in retail suspended, Opposition accepts truce, Parliament logjam ends
FDI in retail: It's what the country has been waiting for. A crucial all-party meeting has ended in less than half an hour with the news that the FDI-in-retail logjam is broken and Parliament will function today.
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FDI-in-retail crisis: All-party meeting today; will it help break logjam?
It is Wednesday and the government hopes its decision to press the pause button on allowing foreign direct investment in retail will mean that Parliament functions from today and for the rest of what's left of the Winter Session.
-
Government's FDI crisis
FDI, FDI in retail
-
Prime Minister meets airline chiefs, Mallya absent
Close on the heels of the financial turbulence at Kingfisher Airlines, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today met with heads of major domestic airlines. Sources have told NDTV that while the PM took note of the issues plaguing the aviation industry, he desisted from making any concrete assurances.
