New Delhi: India's food inflation went down to 16.30% for the week ended March 6, as compared to the rate of 17.81% during the previous week. However, the fuel inflation went up to 12.68%, leading to a higher inflation rate.

New Delhi: Despite the government claims that the inflation will come down soon, the annual inflation rate for the month of February 2010 has gone up to 9.89 per cent because of a rise in food articles.

New Delhi: Breaking News! The food inflation in India has slipped to 17.81% for the week ended February 27. Although the decrease was minimal at just 0.06 basis points, the government sees some positive from this.

New Delhi: Breaking News! The much-awaited, but delayed, 'Figo' finally arrived in the Indian market. Ford India launched the car in both petrol and diesel versions.

New Delhi: Breaking News! According to HR Consulting Firm Hewitt Associates, the employees in India are all set to get a 10.6% pay hike in 2010. There is more good news for employees, who work with Indian companies, not MNCs, as they could get a hike of 11.4%.

New Delhi: Breaking News! Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh, who concluded his three-day official Saudi Arabia visit today, ruled out any rollback of fuel price hike, saying the Indian Economy has the capacity to absorb the increase without putting pressure on the inflation.

Ahmedabad: Breaking News! The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has arrested Rajesh Adani, the Managing Director of Adani Group, for allegedly evading customs duty to the tune of Rs 80 lakh. Rajesh Adani is one of the directors of the Adani Exports (renamed as Adani Enterprises).

New Delhi: A lot was expected when Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee presented the Union Budget 2010 in Lok Sabha today. The Finance Minister kept his promise by widening the Income Tax and Service Tax and provided major relief to the salaried class with a change in tax slabs.

Mumbai: Breaking News! Within half an hour of the presentation of 'Union Budget 2010', the leading car makers, Hyundai, Maruti and Toyota announced a hike in car prices. The decision was taken after the government increased excise duty on small cars, large cars and SUVs.

New Delhi: Breaking News! Just an hour after Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee presented the 'Union Budget 2010', people of the country realised that they are going to face a bitter reality - a hike in fuel prices. The fuel prices will go up from midnight today.