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    • Postal ballot voting signals government employees' discontent with BJP in UP

      Out of a total of 236,508 votes cast through ballot papers, the NDA secured 40.75%, while the opposition alliance garnered 45.41%, giving them a notable advantage.

    • IEX gets shareholders' nod to buy back shares worth up to Rs 98 crore

    • 52,000 voters opt for postal ballot in Phase 1 of Bihar polls: Election Commission

    • Why mail-in-ballots are important in US Presidential Elections

    • Lok Sabha election | No distance too far for EC: A shoutout to those who ensured every part of India voted

    • Welspun Ent seeks shareholders' nod for Rs 270cr share buyback

    • GVK Power seeks shareholders' nod to hike limit for loans

    • IndusInd Bank to raise upto Rs 2,000cr via bonds and NCD

    • Pantaloons Fashion to raise Rs 1,000 crore through NCDs

    • Will re-approach investors & seek nod for Diageo deal: USL

    • Driven to accept govt's word on Vedanta deal: Cairn India

      In a new twist to the tale, Cairn India board today said it was pushed to the wall and had no option but to accept the pre-conditions laid out by the government for the Vedanta deal. That is what Cairn India management told shareholders at the annual general meeting, report CNBC-TV18's Sajeet Manghat and Ashwin Mohan.

    • Cairn set to tie up India deal in September: Source

      British oil explorer Cairn Energy expects to finalise a long-awaited deal to sell control of its Indian business by mid-September, bringing to conclusion a process that has dragged on for almost a year.

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