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FDI in aviation: Foreign airlines on 'wait-and-watch' mode
Major foreign airlines seem to have adopted a wait-and-watch approach over the government's decision to allow them to pick up 49 per cent stake in Indian carriers, even though the government says the mood in the industry was upbeat.
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Anand Sharma, Ambika Soni on FDI in multi-brand retail, aviation: Highlights
Commerce Minister Anand Sharma and Information Broadcasting Minister Ambika Sonio address the media after the Centre today announced Foreign Direct Investment in multi-brand retail and aviation.
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Foreign Direct Investment in multi-brand retail, aviation: Who said what
The Manmohan Singh government followed up Thursday's politically tough decision on fuel with another reform-oriented policy move - to allow foreign direct investment in multi-brand retail and the aviation sector.
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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 to bring FDI in aviation to cabinet next month
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee, Commerce Minister Anand Sharma and Civil Aviation Minister Ajit singh met today to discuss Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in the aviation industry.
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Govt to decide on Foreign Direct Investment in aviation soon
The Government on Wednesday said that it will "very soon" take a decision on the issue of allowing foreign airlines to pick up stake in the Indian carriers.
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5 FAQs about foreign investment in Indian airlines
In an attempt to bail out bleeding airlines, the government is considering whether to allow foreign airlines to own up to 49 per cent of Indian carriers. Right now, foreign investors can own up to 49 per cent stake in Indian airlines, but only if they are not in the airline business abroad. We present a list of answers to most commonly asked questi...
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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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FDI in aviation: Foreign airlines on 'wait-and-watch' mode
Major foreign airlines seem to have adopted a wait-and-watch approach over the government's decision to allow them to pick up 49 per cent stake in Indian carriers, even though the government says the mood in the industry was upbeat.
-
Anand Sharma, Ambika Soni on FDI in multi-brand retail, aviation: Highlights
Commerce Minister Anand Sharma and Information Broadcasting Minister Ambika Sonio address the media after the Centre today announced Foreign Direct Investment in multi-brand retail and aviation.
-
Foreign Direct Investment in multi-brand retail, aviation: Who said what
The Manmohan Singh government followed up Thursday's politically tough decision on fuel with another reform-oriented policy move - to allow foreign direct investment in multi-brand retail and the aviation sector.
-
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 to bring FDI in aviation to cabinet next month
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee, Commerce Minister Anand Sharma and Civil Aviation Minister Ajit singh met today to discuss Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in the aviation industry.
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Govt to decide on Foreign Direct Investment in aviation soon
The Government on Wednesday said that it will "very soon" take a decision on the issue of allowing foreign airlines to pick up stake in the Indian carriers.
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5 FAQs about foreign investment in Indian airlines
In an attempt to bail out bleeding airlines, the government is considering whether to allow foreign airlines to own up to 49 per cent of Indian carriers. Right now, foreign investors can own up to 49 per cent stake in Indian airlines, but only if they are not in the airline business abroad. We present a list of answers to most commonly asked questi...
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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.
