PM Narendra Modi all set to boost defence spending
The foreign direct investment cap in defence sector has been raised from 26 to 49 per cent and there is a push for indigenisation.Government's new UDAY scheme not stringent enough to clean discoms debt
The biggest drawback, say experts, is lack of disincentives for states that go back on their promises. The only deterrent is that they may have to forfeit their claim on funds under IPDS.New FDI rules unlikely to rush fund inflows
Take the case of defence sector. Clearly, the move of allowing up to 49 per cent FDI has made it easy for foreign companies. But has it created an attractive business proposition? Experts say unlikely.Arvind Dham's Amtek Auto is swirling in financial crisis
Amtek Auto's spate of overseas acquisitions and investment in domestic capacity addition added debt to the business and increased interest outgo.Low crude prices boosted reform measures for PSU oil firms
India had imported crude oil worth $168 bn in 2013/14, but with the crash in prices it may import the same volume of crude oil for $88 bn in 2015/16.Power equipment manufacturers ready for expansion, but await enough orders
That is the painful reality of power equipment manufacturers, who increased capacity when the sector was booming. They now have nowhere to go in absence of enough orders as they wait for the recovery.Ramdev's Patanjali takes a shot at turning noodles desi
Ramdev is the brand ambassador of Patanjali Ayurved, a company which built its reputation on providing Ayurvedic products. Its 101st product - launched in the country - is noodles.Action cameras are becoming a craze for sports enthusiasts
The latest GoPro Hero 4 Black captures 4k videos and has the capability to record high-quality, slow motion video.SuVitas lends transition care for patients recovering from medical conditions
Claiming to be the first organised player in the transition care segment, the five-month old start-up lends a helping hand to patients recovering from serious medical conditions.