Adani Enterprises is finalising a A$1.4 billion project finance loan with a group of lenders to replace a US$2 billion bridge loan raised to buy an Australian coal terminal last year, two sources

Subramaniam Swamy may not have got the verdict he hoped for from the CBI Special Court in his appeal against Home Minister P Chidambaram on Saturday but he extracted some satisfaction at a lecture

Following a strong round of profit taking at several front line counters, the Sensex briefly drifted down into negative territory a little while ago. However, it has subseuently edged back into the

For the first time in around two decades, Indian Railways would be taking a loan from the Union government. The ministry of finance approved one of Rs 3,000 crore last week.

A battery of legal luminaries has been hired by affected telecom firms, many of whom have tied up with international giants, to chart the next course of action after the Supreme Court ordered the cancellation of 122 telecom licences. But top lawyers see slim chance of a reversal of the judgment.

For the first time in around two decades, Indian Railways would be taking a loan from the Union government. The ministry of finance approved one of Rs 3,000 crore last week. The railways ministry

-prone, ottomans that may collapse and printers that can overheat and cause fires are among the items recalled this week.

New Delhi: Following is the chronology of events leading to the Supreme Court order cancelling 122 telecom licenses given out during the tenure of former communications minister A. Raja Nov 29,

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Sixty-four convicts were Tuesday given two to five years' jail terms by a CBI special court here in a case related to the multi-crore rupee fodder scam in which funds of the animal husbandry wing meant for buying cattle feed were embezzled in undivided Bihar whose ex-chief minister Lalu Prasad was also named as an accused.