India and Mauritius have finally agreed to amend their 32-year old bilateral tax treaty in an attempt to check 'round-tripping' of funds and ensure that no entity gets away without paying taxes in either country.
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23rd Dec 2024 | Updated at 12:17pm 23rd Dec 2024
India poised to be 3rd largest economy by 2030: S&P
India is poised to be the third largest global economy by 2030 but rising population presents mounting challenges in basic service coverage and growing investment needs to maintain productivity, S&P Global Ratings said.
Bajaj Housing Finance shares surge 136% on debut
Shares of Bajaj Housing Finance, one of India's biggest mortgage providers, shot up by as much as 136 per cent to Rs 165 during its trading debut on India's stock exchanges on Monday, after the $782 mn offering drew bids for more than 67 times...
Six public sector banks have reported fourth quarter losses of nearly £700 million, proving that bad loan problem still looms over the banks
Air India group has decided to add 100 planes to its current fleet of 132 in the next four years
The Supreme Court maintained its stand in the Subrata Roy case, as it scanned details of the Sahara group chief's assets while hearing his plea for an extension of his interim bail to six months
The Reserve Bank of India is in the works of placing a new mechanism to make public the list of wilful defaulters along with a system for out-of-court...
Ever affirmative, India's Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said India could grow faster if monsoon strikes soon as it would improve agriculture and raise...
Air India has hit the pay dirt with its move to link Delhi and San Francisco (SFO) with a non-stop flight, making it the only airline that flies direct on this route
Airfares have been put under the scanner after the Directorate General of Civil Aviation was bombarded with complaints of carriers charging outrageous...
With India obsessing over drinks tycoon Vijay Mallya's unpaid debts, the Parliament is in the works of moving a law to overhaul its bankruptcy procedures to give security to the investors and lenders.
The Reserve Bank of India, in the past one year, has toughened up its stance on big corporate debtors, pressurising them to pay despite an effective national bankruptcy law.
