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Thapar Finance Ltd Fibre2fashion.com Remove duty on garments: Knitwear Club to Indian govt Fibre2fashion.com ... of Finance (MoF), the Ludhiana-based Knitwear Club has urged the Indian Government to rollback the excise duty imposed on readymade branded garments through Budget 2011-12. Speaking to fibre2fashion, Mr. Vinod K Thapar, President of Knitwear Club, ... IBNLive.com Don't blame govt for 2G mess: Sam Pitroda IBNLive.com Speaking exclusively to Karan Thapar on Devil's Advocate, he said the country is all set for the second level of telecom revolution and India's telecom will continue to grow and more and more people will come to invest in telecom. and more » Moneycontrol.com Army itself at fault in Age row says former Army Chief Moneycontrol.com Karan Thapar: Now I have it from unimpeachable sources, sadly I am not at liberty to revel who they are, that on three different occasions in separate meeting with Defence Secretary, the Defence Minister and finally the Finance Minister, the Army Chief ... and more » Zee News 'In 2012-13, aim for 8% GDP' Business Standard ... in an interview with Karan Thapar on CNBC-TV18. “The government's objective in the Budget should be to recover the growth momentum.” The government, last month, revised the growth forecast for the current financial year downward to 7.5 per cent, ... Govt should aim at 8% growth in 2012-13: MontekRediff all 11 news articles » ICSI gets new president Daily Pioneer A commerce Graduate and a fellow member of the ICSI, Ahmad is a practising Company Secretary in the Capital. Ahmad specialises in the areas of Corporate and Securities Laws since 1993. Earlier, he worked with the Thapar Group of Companies. Hindu Business Line India's soft power at Jaipur Hindu Business Line Pakistani writer, Ms Fatima Bhutto (left); TV personality, Mr Karan Thapar; and historian, Ms Ayesha Jalal…The Rushdie episode apart, the Jaipur Lit Fest showcased 'track two' diplomacy. By allowing space for literary dissent, India underscored its ... and more » The right chemistry Business Standard (blog) He won and Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee promptly made him the finance minister. So RV Kanoria, the new president, is on his own. Still, he is measured in his speech and guarded in his comments on the state of affairs on his home turf, Kolkata. Nonsense and sensibilities DAWN.com A range of agencies representing diverse and curious corporate interests — miners, builders of mega dams, Coca Cola, American banks and financial bodies — sponsored the four-day gala. But a most interesting sponsor was the government of India itself. and more » Financial Times India: Chastened administration goes for liberalisation Financial Times Manmohan Singh, the prime minister, beat his finance ministry and the central bank to the admission that growth this fiscal year would be 7 per cent. Forecasts had steadily fallen in past months. But, until Mr Singh lowered expectations further, ...

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