Coal block de-allocation could hit some power projects, metal cos – Crisil

The deallocation of coal blocks by the Supreme Court will hit metal players harder than most power players, Crisil Research said in a report. Power costs in West Bengal and Punjab could rise, it added. It said power generation companies will be able to pass through increased costs, but not metal companies. Coal is used […]

Supreme Court orders RBI to transfer Greenpeace funds to IDBI bank ac

The Delhi High Court today issued notice to the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) seeking its response in a petition filed by Greenpeace India alleging that the government had blocked its foreign funds. The court also directed that Greenpeace India’s blocked funds to be moved from RBI’s account to the NGO’s account with IDBI Bank, […]

Medha Patkar, NAPM opposes diluting Land Acquisition Act

The National Alliance of People’s Movements has opposed any move by the government to dilute the strict provisions of the Land Acquisition, Resettlement and Rehabilitation Act of 2013. The Act, which was championed by Jairam Ramesh during his tenure as the environment minister, puts tough conditions on the forcible acquisition of citizens’ land by the […]

Modi Government could face Rupee problems as foreign inflows double – report

Riding on huge expectations from the incoming Modi Government, global investors are gung ho on the Indian economy which is expected to see a doubling of foreign investment inflows- including FDI and FIIs- to above USD 60 billion in the current financial year than about USD 29 billion in the fiscal 2013-14, an ASSOCHAM study […]

Little to lift India’s growth in 2014 – Moody’s Analytics

Moody’s Analytics economist Glenn Levine said there is little on the horizon that could lift India’s growth rate in 2014, pointing out that the government seems to be more focused on cash handouts ahead of the impending elections rather than investment. Levine said, however, that there is a chance of better governance, “especially if the business-friendly […]

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