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Making company registration easy

Dealing with write-downs

The challenge for auditors is to ensure impairment charges are recorded in a timely manner, while for companies it is important to convey to stakeholders the reasons

Krishi Vigyan Kendras in West UP floundering on resource crunch

Conceptualised to impart on- and off-field training to farmers, these bodies are failing because of poor financial and logistical support

Charging up like never before

Govt hopes to add 0.21 mn Mw capacity by 2022, against 0.25 mn Mw added over 60 years

Debt relief no long-term solution to sugar woes

Experts have called the latest loan to mills a stop-gap arrangement and have reiterated the need to link sugarcane and sugar prifces

StatsGuru: Making sense of the movement in IIP and CPI data

RBI's fears on inflation may not play out

A shock unlikely even if prices of vegetables and pulses go up

Why 'Make in India' will get derailed without logistics

The success of 'Make in India' strategy is contingent on the performance of Indian trade logistics network

Interest-free loans to sugar mills will do more harm than good

The more things change the more they remain the same. For the beleaguered sugar industry, politics has once again taken precedence over economics

A rewarding but tough journey

If getting students admitted was tough in the first year, getting them to stay proved tougher still. Adapting to their new life and environment, without the support of their parents, was not easy

Modi halo effect has come off, says CLSA

But believes India still the most promising emerging market story over 5-10 years

A beacon of hope for poor but bright children in Uttar Pradesh

Vidyagyan, was set up in 2009 as a private initiative and an attempt to pull bright students from the crumbling government school system in UP

Will the gold for cash scheme pay off?

The monetisation plan has been well received but needs additional measures

Modi's income insurance idea may not win over angry farmers

Govt plans to provide farmers a guaranteed income, not just covering losses due to weather but also from any slump in prices

Monsoon watch

Chabahar Port to help India circumvent Pakistan

Governor Rajan has done his part; govt action to decide future rate cuts

Over to the government how they manage the uncertainty of monsoon and revive spending in order to entice him for another round of rate cuts.

'In case of transit sale, no need for registration or issue of dealer invoice'

Global prices are not to blame for India's farm crisis

Paddy prices in Uttar Pradesh have fallen 5-10 per cent over the past year

India on marathon path; markets don't need steroids: Uday Kotak

Kotak also said that one of the biggest challenges today was the history of excessive leverage by India Inc