By 2 October, the Maharashtra government aims to activate an online system for granting permissions to start new businesses in the state. The move comes as a part of Maharashtra's efforts to improve i...
The real estate prices in and around Hyderabad have dipped substantially since the bifurcation of Andhra Pradesh 16 months ago. This has proved to be ...
Telangana Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao (KCR), who is currently touring China, has promised to clear all investment projects within 15 days of applying. A chasing cell comprising senior officials of his government would monitor all the cleared proposals and ensure their time-bound grounding, h...
Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi will go to London for a 10-day vacation after his visit to the United States gets over. Sources claim that he will be back in India by 5 October. Coming "soon after" his two-month-long mysterious sabbatical, his sudden vanishing act has left the Congress bewildered. Party leaders are wondering about the fate of certain programmes he was supposed to finalise, including a countrywide agitation for drought-hit sugarcane farmers. Rahul was also supposed to go on a padyatra to Karnataka's cotton-growing belts....
The US Federal Reserve's decision to keep the interest rates unchanged for the time being is likely to be a positive development for the Indian stock ...
A time bound approval in a maximum period of 30 days, a chasing cell in the Chief Minister's office, 148 well-developed industrial parks, a land bank ...
Hardik Shah, Member Secretary, Gujarat Pollution Control Board tells Shailendra Tyagi about the merits of Gujarat's environmental policies which have brought down the level of industrial pollution without compromising the pace of industrial development in the state. He also underlines the employment potential of the environment sector.
Q: Gujarat is the one of the most industrialised states in the country. Is regulating such a state a challenge for Gujarat Pollution Control Board (GPCB)?
A: Of...
All political parties in the UK are steering the conversation away from the option of building new runways at Heathrow and Gatwick airports. They are, instead, waiting for the decision of the Airports Commission chaired by Sir Howard Davies, which will come immediately after the general election in May.
Charles Kirwan-Taylor, Gatwick airport's director of corporate affairs and sustainability says there is a growing consensus for expansion: "Until recently, Gatwick was not considered an option f...
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