A $50 billion India pension fund may turn to corporate bonds
Demand for longer-tenor papers has risen due to increased purchases by pension funds and insurers.
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Indian firms look to bet big on coal-fired power after long absence
Adani Power, JSW Group and Essar Power are among the companies that have told India#39;s power ministry they would be keen to expand old plants or develop stalled projects facing financial stress, according to the sources and a government presentation…
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Scrap 5% Customs duty on newsprint: INS urges govt
In a statement, the INS said a combination of factors affecting the price and availability of newsprint — geopolitical uncertainties, logistics, rupee depreciation and Customs duty — have created a formidable burden for publishers in the country.
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It means hell of a lot: Jonny Bairstow on playing 100th Test
The 34-year-old will become the 17th Englishman to get a 100th Test cap when he steps out for the fifth and final Test against India starting here on Thursday and it will be an emotional week for Bairstow, who endured…
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Big businesses hit with management idea drought
The multibillion-dollar industry has lost the intellectual momentum and edge. There are only so many ideas that you can have about managing people or resources, and many of the best were generated long ago
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Maldives president says no Indian troops to remain on his island, not even in civilian clothing
Muizzu#39;s statement comes less than a week after an Indian civilian team reached the Maldives to take charge of one of the three aviation platforms in the island nation, well ahead of the March 10 deadline agreed by the two…
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