In a statement, the food ministry said the overall wheat procurement has touched 34.15 MT as on May 24 in the current marketing year, surpassing last year's figure of 34.13 MT.

In a tweet, the CBIC said it is "committed to ensuring liquidity to GST taxpayers especially MSME sectors during the lockdown".

The Solvent Extractors Association of India (SEA) also urged the government to ban the import of refined palm oils or palmolien in order to encourage domestic production.

The company said it has signed a share purchase agreement (SPA) with Sunrise Foods Private Ltd (SFPL) which will augment its product portfolio and is also aligned to its aspiration to significantly scale up its

Suzuki Motor Gujarat (SMG) manufactures cars on a contract basis for Maruti Suzuki India (MSI).

Spot gold fell 0.4% to $1,728.06 per ounce by 0252 GMT. US gold futures were down 0.4% at $1,728.50.

MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan fell 0.1% after starting higher with China's blue-chip CSI300 index down 0.2%. Hong Kong's HSI index dived 1.4% to a two-month low after sinking 5.5% on Friday.

Oil prices have risen sharply in recent weeks as an easing of coronavirus restrictions has led to increased demand, but the tensions between the United States and China are beginning to weigh on sentiment.

In a situation where there’s inadequate demand, the need is to increase the demand itself. It will not lead to inflation but will help recover the economy.

Irdai’s forthcoming decision will also include its stand on the continuation of cover, Standard Fire and Special Perils Policy (commonly known as property policy) by the general insurers to the “unoccupied properties” for more than

Debt markets have witnessed FPI outflows of Rs 19,892 crore in May so far, taking the total FPI outflows from debt to Rs 1,02,371 crore in the January-May period.

While the government last week announced a credit guarantee scheme for bank lending to the MSME sector and others, data shows that micro and small industries have, over the last four years, witnessed an even

Ordinarily, companies are not allowed to collaborate as concerted actions between competitors are presumed to cause an appreciable adverse effect on competition.

Based on a review of IBM internal communications on the Slack corporate messaging service, the number of affected employees is likely to be in the thousands, said a North Carolina-based worker who lost his job

Natural gas output from Dhirubhai-1 and 3 gas fields in the KG-D6 block in the Bay of Bengal started to lag company projections from the second year of production itself in 2010 and the field

In an e-Adda hosted by The Indian Express, Nitin Gadkari, Union Minister of Road, Transport & Highways and MSME, spoke on clearance of dues to MSMEs, how to get demand back in the market and

The fund house said four of its fixed income schemes have invested in zero per cent Essel Infra Series 1 and zero per cent Essel Infra Series 2, which matured on May 22, 2020.

A blanket suspension of labour laws, as has been in the case of UP, however, may not find favour, with the Centre leaning towards putting caveats in order to protect the rights of bonded labour,

A senior government official, on condition of anonymity, said that the Civil Aviation Ministry has been monitoring the situation in countries like the US, the UK, Italy, the UAE, Singapore, Thailand, etc to assess whether

The government has already announced a Rs 20.97 lakh crore economic package, which includes Reserve Bank's Rs 8.01 lakh crore worth of liquidity measures till May 17.

The plea, filed by Commander Deven Kanani, stated that during the Vande Bharat Mission flights, Air India did not maintain physical distancing norms and filled all seats, endangering lives of the passengers.

Canara Bank's MD and CEO, L V Prabhakar, said: We are sure that once the lockdown is completely lifted, our customers would be able to avail the sanctioned facilities to the full extent and improve

After the coronavirus pandemic decimated revenue, the car renter sought relief from lenders and a bailout from the U.S. Treasury Department.

In order to push credit into the economy, the government has also clarified to bankers that no action will be taken against them for commercial decisions gone wrong.

In the survey, most respondents said that they would gravitate towards familiar products in a post-COVID-19 world; about 66 per cent would hold on to money rather than going ahead with their plan to buy