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SCCL has plans to produce 200 lakh tonnes of coal from its four new opencast mines in the next financial year.
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Finance Minister T Harish Rao has said the State was likely to witness higher growth rate during the upcoming fiscal year
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Hyderabad: It’s official now! Telangana’s repeated contention that it was a pure political play on the part of the BJP government at the Centre in not allowing the State to raise open market borrowings (OMBs) and that it was not based on any fiscal issue has been virtually acknowledged by the country’s Central bank. By […]
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As per the CGA data for fiscal 2020-21, the tax revenue collection was 105.9 per cent of the Revised Estimates (RE) presented in the budget.
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The total disbursements made were Rs 1,254.05 crore against Rs 2,112.09 crore registered year ago.
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Company’s total income went up by 36.3% to Rs 638 crore year-on-year basis, compared to Rs 468 crore during the corresponding quarter of the previous year
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According to the Amfi data, investors put in a net sum of Rs 6,919 crore in 14 gold-linked ETFs in the just-concluded financial year, much higher than the Rs 1,614 crore invested in 2019-20
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The financial year 2020-21 has been a roller-coaster ride for the rupee due to Covid-19. The pandemic-induced massive sell-off in the equity market led the rupee breach record low of 76.90.
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Presenting the Union Budget for 2021-22, she also said the operation green scheme will cover 22 more perishable commodities while announcing the development of five major fishing hubs.
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Presenting the Union Budget for 2021-22, she said Railways will monetise dedicated freight corridors.
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In January this year, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos had announced $1 billion (over Rs 7,000 crore) investment in India to help bring small and medium businesses online.
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The miner has asked power plants in the coastal areas to submit proposals for a gradual increase of its supplies to these units to reduce foreign exchange outgo, the Coal India official said.
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The decline in the GDP narrowed to 7.5 per cent in the second quarter of this financial year, over 23.9 per cent in April-June quarter
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We have now shrugged off the negative impact of the pandemic and are moving towards a sustained high growth trajectory in the coming years, said Niti Aayog Vice-Chairman
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The funds were mopped up to strengthen balance sheets, retire existing debt and support working capital requirements
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With the Covid-19 pandemic-driven lockdowns being lifted slowly and economic activity clawing back, demand for gold loans would rise, especially from individuals meeting urgent personal requirements
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Consolidated revenue from operations of the company stood at Rs 3,301.84 crore for the quarter against Rs 3,270.50 crore for the year-ago quarter.
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The company's gross written premium (GWP) grew 17 per cent to Rs 3,658 crore in the April-September period, from Rs 3,118 crore in the year-ago period, the insurer said in a release.