Capital spending by the government was lower by 15.4 % in April-September 2024 after increasing by 43.1% in April-September 2023.
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Centre's CAPEX recovery stalled
Capital spending by the government was lower by 15.4 % in April-September 2024 after increasing by 43.1% in April-September 2023
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Here's what lies ahead for CNG market as Mahanagar Gas hikes prices
Mahanagar Gas shares rose 4% in intraday trade on the NSE on Friday, after the city gas distributor announced a ₹2 per kg price hike for compressed natural gas in Mumbai and nearby areas.
Food inflation under Modi rule inching towards UPA-era highs
The annual food inflation rate in the month of October stood at 10.87%, jacking up the retail inflation rate to a fourteen-month high of 6.21%.
U.S. 'confident' of strong ties with India amid Adani indictment
The U.S. government has acknowledged the allegations against Gautam Adani, reaffirms confidence in navigating the issue with India without straining ties
Piyush Goyal urges India Inc to utilise $12 bn research fund
Union minister of commerce and industry argued that a $12 billion fund for research in India should not be equated with the same amount a company will invest in innovation in the US or Europe.
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Here's what lies ahead for CNG market as Mahanagar Gas hikes prices
Mahanagar Gas shares rose 4% in intraday trade on the NSE on Friday, after the city gas distributor announced a ₹2 per kg price hike for compressed natural gas in Mumbai and nearby areas.
Food inflation under Modi rule inching towards UPA-era highs
The annual food inflation rate in the month of October stood at 10.87%, jacking up the retail inflation rate to a fourteen-month high of 6.21%.
U.S. 'confident' of strong ties with India amid Adani indictment
The U.S. government has acknowledged the allegations against Gautam Adani, reaffirms confidence in navigating the issue with India without straining ties
Piyush Goyal urges India Inc to utilise $12 bn research fund
Union minister of commerce and industry argued that a $12 billion fund for research in India should not be equated with the same amount a company will invest in innovation in the US or Europe.