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Inflation goes Down to Three Years Low to 6.62 percent in January 2013
Published on: 15-FEB-2013
Data released by the Commerce and Industry Ministry reported that Inflation went down to its three year low of 6.62 percent in January 2013.
SEBI ordered freezing of accounts and attachment of properties of two companies of Sahara
Published on: 14-FEB-2013
Seizure of Bank Accounts of two companies of Sahara and attachment of its properties ordered by SEBI, the market regulator on 13 February 2013.
Exports of India Increased By 0.8 Per Cent in January 2013
Published on: 14-FEB-2013
The exports of India increased by 0.8 percent in the month of January 2013 to 25.58 billion US dollars.
India's Trade Deficit for April - January, 2012-13 was estimated at 167168.12 Million US Dollars
Published on: 13-FEB-2013
India's Trade Deficit for April - January, 2012-13 was estimated at 167168.12 Million US Dollars
Comfort Letter issued by Finance Ministry for sanction of 25000 crore Subsidy
Published on: 12-FEB-2013
Government of India decided to pay the additional cash subsidy of 25000 crore rupees to the state owned fuel retailers in second week of Feb 2013.
Railway Revenue Earnings increased by 20.38 Per Cent During April 2012-January 2013
Published on: 10-FEB-2013
The total approximate earnings of Indian Railways on originating basis during 1 April 2012 to 31 January 2013 were 101223.95 crore rupees
TRAI:Teledensity declined by 25.97 Million to 895.51 Million in December 2012
Published on: 10-FEB-2013
Telecom Regulatory Authority of India(TRAI) stated that total wireless subscriber base decreased from 890.60 million in Nov 2012 to 864.72 million in Dec 2012
CCEA approved increase of MSP of Copra for 2013 season by 150 Rupees per Quintal
Published on: 08-FEB-2013
CCEA revised the MSP of Milling and Ball Copra for 2013 and increased it by 150 rupees per quintal from the previous year’s MSP.
Economic Growth of India Estimated to Fall To 5 Percent in 2012-2013

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