1. BJP inched towards wresting power in Delhi after 15 years with Congress pushed to the third position with a single digit tally by debutant AAP which has made a dent in strongholds of the ruling party.
2. Sheila Dikshit, Delhi's chief minister for 15 years, resigned after the Congress was routed in assembly elections, with she herself set to lose to Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Arvind Kejriwal.
3. To further ring-fence its jurisdiction from any attempts of round-tripping and money laundering activities, Mauritius has agreed to include a 'limitation of benefits (LOB)' clause in its revised tax treaty with India.
4. Clocking a compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) of 20 percent, India's health insurance premium is likely to cross Rs 32,038 crore by 2016-17, from Rs 13,092 crore recorded in 2011-12, on th back of rising income levels and health insurance premium, says an Assocham study.
5. US President Barack Obama warned that an "ideal" agreement to eliminate "every nut and bolt" of Iran's disputed nuclear programme was not a realistic goal.
6. The Law Ministry and the Planning Commission have backed an Oil Ministry proposal to allow Reliance Industries to almost double the price of gas from April.
7. State-owned Dena Bank plans to open its first overseas office in London by the end of this month.
8. Greece's parliament has approved a tough budget for next year, including further spending cuts of 3.1 billion euros (USD 4.2 billion), aimed at ending the country's deep recession.
9. Capital market regulator Sebi has ordered 33 entities to appear before it with regard to probes into various irregularities, after they were found untraceable.
10. The recent passage of the Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority (PFRDA) Act 2013 will spur growth potential of the investment corpus of the pension sector to over $1 trillion by the turn of 2025, according to a report by EY-CII.
2. Sheila Dikshit, Delhi's chief minister for 15 years, resigned after the Congress was routed in assembly elections, with she herself set to lose to Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Arvind Kejriwal.
3. To further ring-fence its jurisdiction from any attempts of round-tripping and money laundering activities, Mauritius has agreed to include a 'limitation of benefits (LOB)' clause in its revised tax treaty with India.
4. Clocking a compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) of 20 percent, India's health insurance premium is likely to cross Rs 32,038 crore by 2016-17, from Rs 13,092 crore recorded in 2011-12, on th back of rising income levels and health insurance premium, says an Assocham study.
5. US President Barack Obama warned that an "ideal" agreement to eliminate "every nut and bolt" of Iran's disputed nuclear programme was not a realistic goal.
6. The Law Ministry and the Planning Commission have backed an Oil Ministry proposal to allow Reliance Industries to almost double the price of gas from April.
7. State-owned Dena Bank plans to open its first overseas office in London by the end of this month.
8. Greece's parliament has approved a tough budget for next year, including further spending cuts of 3.1 billion euros (USD 4.2 billion), aimed at ending the country's deep recession.
9. Capital market regulator Sebi has ordered 33 entities to appear before it with regard to probes into various irregularities, after they were found untraceable.
10. The recent passage of the Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority (PFRDA) Act 2013 will spur growth potential of the investment corpus of the pension sector to over $1 trillion by the turn of 2025, according to a report by EY-CII.
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