New Delhi: Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee Monday tabled in the lok Sabha a white paper on the government's strategy on bringing back black money stashed away abroad. After demands from the opposition for an authoritative report on how the government was dealing with the issue, the finance minister, during the debate on the Finance Bill 2012-13, had promised to table a white paper on black money.
Taking a midyear review of the economic climate – the scenario is grim. Inflation is high, growth is lagging and the rupee has done a nose dive. Rating agencies are busy downgrading banks,
Golliwogs dolls have made a comeback after being banned in a worldwide crusade against racism.
Everytime you fill a form for an investment or an asset, you always have to name a nominee of the proceeds of the same for smooth transfer of money in case of an eventuality. However, many feel
India’s ties with Iran have been hogging the limelight once again. Even as New Delhi was playing host to the US Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton, a trade delegation from Iran was visiting
Industrialised countries must pay greater attention towards ensuring the sustainability of their high levels of consumption. These levels involve a per capita carbon footprint we know to be
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