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Measures to Check Cheating of Investors by Unscrupulous Companies in India

Complaints of cheating by companies - which promised high rates of interests to investors, have been received against 87 companies.


Minister of Law & Justice Ashwani Kumar Inaugurates Institute of Chartered Accountants of India Conference

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“Accountancy profession is rededicating itself to newer level of commitments for meeting demands of trust, relevance, expectation gap and utility”, said Hon’ble Union Minister of Law & Justice Shri Ashwani Kumar at the inauguration of an International Conference by Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) on the theme “Accountancy Profession: Enablers of Economic growth” at Mumbai. The Hon’ble Minister added, “Chartered Accountants are known for their adherence to high values, by focusing on sustainability and in process espousing the concerns of varied set of stakeholders including the small & medium sized entities.”


Retail Investors: India Announces Game Changing Measures to Boost Capital Market Participation

While financial sector has become very important in India, the participation in it still remains skewed. It is noticed that apart from banking to a large extent and insurance to some extent, no other financial service has penetrated deep and been accepted widely.


India Post Gold Coin: Excellent Investment Option

Gold Coins from India Post are branded, pure, internationally certified, affordable, reliable, available off the shelf, at a convenient location, anytime of the year and in lower denominations.


Public-Private Partnership Model to Boost India Infrastructure Development

Public Private Partnerships (PPPs) is an effective tool for bringing private sector efficiencies in creation of economic and social infrastructure assets and for delivery of quality public services. The extent of private sector participation in creation of infrastructure, especially through PPP, has shown a promising increase in the recent years. As on January 2012, there were 881 PPP projects with Total Project Cost of Rs. 543,045 crore as compared to over 700 projects with TPC of Rs.371,239 crore by March 2011. These projects are at different stages of implementation i.e. under bidding, construction and operational stages. The broad sectors encouraged under the PPP framework are Highways, Railways, Ports, Airports, Power and Urban Infrastructure etc.



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