Benefit

A Voluntary Provident Fund (VPF) is a smart way to boost your retirement savings. If you are a salaried employee, it allows you to voluntarily contribute more to your Employee Provident Fund (EPF) account, offering high interest returns. VPF contributions are eligible for tax deductions and automatic deductions from your salary make it a convenient option. Remember, VPF offers secure, government-backed returns, but you will only get the full benefits if you invest for the long term.

How did IndiGo grab the market created by the grounding of Go First?

Experts attribute IndiGo's large fleet, extensive domestic network, pilot pool, and quick decision-making to its success in cornering the lion's share of the market share shed by Go First.

Reporter's Take | Government gives industry status, sops to private hospitals

Uttaresh Venkateshwaran is in conversation with Moneycontrol's Viswanath Pilla to discuss how a paradigm shift in the healthcare space could give a fillip to the government's ambitious Ayushman Bharat scheme.

PAiSA portal launched for processing interest subvention on bank loans to beneficiaries

All 35 states and UTs, scheduled commercial banks, RRBs and cooperative banks are expected to be on board the portal by December end

Milk procurement and sales are normal: RS Sodhi

Watch the interview of RS Sodhi of GCMMF with Manisha Gupta on CNBC-TV18. He spoke about how demonetisation has benefitted Amul and its farmers.

Roadblocks cleared, GST passage seen sooner rather than later

After years of negotiations, arguably the country's biggest tax reform has likely cleared most of its hurdles and its rollout appears to be on track for its intended April 1, 2017 target.

Staggering 98 percent stay out of skills training: Report

A whopping 97.7 percent of India's workforce has not undergone skills training, and the country could benefit substantially from investment in vocational education and training (VET), a report has found.

Oil-related stocks surge as crude drops to $72/bbl

Shares of firms that have a direct positive impact -- oil retailers, aviation firms, paints and tyre companies (where crude is a vital input) -- were among the biggest gainers in the broader market, which itself was up over 1 percent.

Weak rupee to benefit only in short-term: Tech Mahindra

Tech Mahindra is hopeful of benefitting from the weak rupee for 1-2 quarters. However, inflationary pressure will push up domestic costs and overall postive impact will be less, Vineet Nayyar, vice chairman of Tech Mahindra says.

Don't fancy rupee fall, benefits only temporarily: Tech Mah

In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Vineet Nayyar, executive vice chairman, Tech Mahindra explains that despite gaining from the currency depreciation, it is only a marginal benefit that they accrue. The company gets only a 35-40 paise gain on every depreciated rupee.

OMCs may cut petrol prices by Rs 1.50-2/ltr effective May 1

A petrol price cut could be announced on Tuesday, sources told CNBC-TV18. It will be effective from midnight, and will be in the range of about Rs 1.50 a litre. The oil marketing companies (OMCs), according to sources, do have scope to cut prices by nearly Rs 2 a litre.

Hero Motocorp loses market share, mulls price-cuts

The country's largest two-wheeler maker Hero Motocorp is mulling to cut prices of its best selling bikes as it seeks to regain lost market share.

Being Cautious About Mobility Is Okay; Being Resistant Is Not

Traditional organisations are implementing mobility more slowly, largely in response to user demand, and are seeing both fewer costs and benefits, finds Symantec survey.