Someone’s finally thinking about the long run.

The government on Saturday left unchanged petrol and diesel prices for the fortnight.

The Centre on Saturday said that "solution was in sight" for restarting the troubled Dabhol power project and it would be a win-win situation for all concerned parties.

India knows what it is doing, by and large. There is no point in getting impatient.

In operational terms, the company has clear strategies in place, says Devangshu Datta

A new outward-looking European Union needs to build closer ties with India

Kishore Singh wonders why the government should listen to NRIs and not resident Indians

The inter-ministerial core group to coordinate long term reconstruction work in tsunami-hit areas was set up on Saturday and it would meet on Monday to consider rehabilitation plans and sources of funding.

The Union Budget is likely to come up with a roadmap for utilising burgeoning foreign exchange reserves for infrastructure development.

Stock markets aren't what they used to be, at least not in 2005. For the second week in a row, equity markets slumped, something we haven't seen in some time.

Foreign Exchange Reserves dipped $2.068 billion to $129.112 billion for the week ended January 7 when compared with the preceding week's $131.18 billion, according to a weekly statistical data released by the RBI.

The Finance Minister P Chidambaram said on Saturday that banking reform roadmap allowing foreign banks to pick up to 74 per cent equity in Indian private banks was being "fine tuned" and would be announced early next week.

From setting up your own business to the what the Budget is likely to be read on

Business Process Outsourcing firm Tricom India will consider on January 21 raising funds for expansion plans and investment of about $1 million in its US subsidiary.

Pantaloon's Kishore Biyani has become India's largest retailer, but still has several aces up his John Miller shirtsleeves.

Television audiences are glued to their screens with reality shows enjoying their hour of fame

Further reforms will wither on the branch as the UPA government dawdles over consensus among its political partners

Godrej's foods division wants to revitalise the breakfast cereals market with Sofit

December 2004 saw vehicle sales in India zoom to 688,072 units, a growth of 36.37 per cent over 504,557 units sold in December 2003, according to the monthly flash report from Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers.

Unable to make its presence felt in the Indian market in the last three years, Tata Tea has relaunched the Tetley tea brand.