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'Voda’s win unlikely to trigger investments in Vi’
'Voda’s win unlikely to trigger investments in Vi’Vodafone Group Plc on Friday won a decade-long battle in the Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague against the Indian tax department’s demand of Rs 20,000 crore, stemming from its entry into the country in 2007.
Karnataka braces for shutdown on Monday by farmers
In an effort to prevent the shutdown, Chief Minister B.S. Yediyurappa urged the farmers to withdraw the shutdown call, as it would disrupt normal life and cause inconvenience to thousands of people in Covid times.
India may offer Sri Lanka $50 mn defence LoC
India may offer Sri Lanka $50 mn defence LoCSri Lanka could become the second country in India’s neighbourhood to receive defence-related LoCs. India is working with Bangladesh to implement a $500 mn LoC offered a few years back. Among the key elements of the current Indo-Lankan military cooperation, almost 50% of all foreign military training […]
View: RBI's new MPC needs to remain flexible
View: RBI's new MPC needs to remain flexibleThe presence of myriad supply constraints, both temporary and permanent, often means that there are periodic spurts in some prices that pushes up headline inflation. These supply problems could show up in items as diverse as onions and healthcare. Flexibility must remain the cornerstone of the new framework.
Court allows 'accused' Saxena to travel to Ireland
Court allows 'accused' Saxena to travel to IrelandThe Enforcement Directorate, which is also investigating the alleged bribery case over a 2010 agreement to buy 12 AW101 helicopters from AgustaWestland for Rs 3,600 crore, opposed Saxena’s plea, expressing apprehension that he might not return to India if allowed to travel abroad.
BJP is preparing for a tough stint alone in Punjab
BJP is preparing for a tough stint alone in PunjabBJP needs to build its cadre in the state’s rural areas where it is facing strong opposition from farmers. It has been largely an urban-centric party in Punjab, with limited influence in 7-8 districts, and no prominent Sikh face since the exit of Navjot Singh Sidhu.
New farms laws "progressive": Chautala
New farms laws "progressive": ChautalaChautala, however, lashed out at the SAD and Congress for misleading the farmers. “It (withdrawing support) is their party’s political agenda. They were holding press conferences and telling farmers that the Ordinances would empower them. They have done a complete U-turn on the legislations before polling. It is their own politics,” […]
Haryana Deputy CM Dushyant Chautala terms new farms laws "progressive"
Chautala, however, lashed out at the SAD and Congress for misleading the farmers. “It (withdrawing support) is their party’s political agenda. They were holding press conferences and telling farmers that the Ordinances would empower them. They have done a complete U-turn on the legislations before polling. It is their own politics,” Chautala said.
2.25 lakh people affected by fresh floods in Assam; 10,000 hectares of crop submerged
Incessant rain in the last few days has triggered this year's third wave of floods in the state, claiming one life in Nagaon district on Saturday, it said.
Congress asks Nitish, Paswan, Chautala to choose between farmers and power-sharing
The AICC has jointly fielded two of its leaders at the forefront of the agitation in Haryana and Punjab –– PCC presidents Kumari Selja and Sunil Jhakar –– to target the Centre, BJP allies and the pro-BJP regional parties.

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