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  • Pay commissions have had their impact on finances with double-digit growth in wage bill

    Pay commissions have had their impact on finances with double-digit growth in wage bill

    Pay commissions have seen a rising difference between between maximum and minimum pay. While the difference had declined to 10.2 times by the fifth pay commission, it had increased to 11.4 times by the sixth pay commission and 12.5 times by the seventh pay commission

  • Odisha govt hikes DA by 3%; to benefit 7.5 lakh employees, pensioners

    Odisha govt hikes DA by 3%; to benefit 7.5 lakh employees, pensioners

    The government also decided to pay 30 percent of the arrears of employees on the Seventh Pay Commission.

  • See earnings growth in mid-teen percentage for FY17, like auto: Axis Securities

    See earnings growth in mid-teen percentage for FY17, like auto: Axis Securities

  • SBI releases Rs 3,323.24 cr as arrears to defence pensioners

    SBI releases Rs 3,323.24 cr as arrears to defence pensioners

    State Bank of India today said it has released Rs 3,323.24 crore as arrears to defence pensioners under the seventh pay commission on December 29.

  • Expect govt to cut taxes; wary of real estate sector:Nilesh Shah

    Expect govt to cut taxes; wary of real estate sector:Nilesh Shah

    Speaking to CNBC-TV18 Nilesh Shah, Managing Director at Kotak Mahindra Asset Management, said that it is better to wait for results from the demonetistiaon move.

  • Realty prices will correct due to demonetisation: Can Fin Homes

    Realty prices will correct due to demonetisation: Can Fin Homes

    "Along with Seventh Pay Commission, good monsoon and everything else as positive, demonetisation will have a positive impact as far as the real home buyers are concerned", SK Hota, MD of Can Fin Homes told CNBC-TV18.

  • Railway officials to meet Finance Secretary on Budget

    Railway officials to meet Finance Secretary on Budget

    There will be discussion thread bare on the contour of the forthcoming Budget containing rail-related proposals, since the Rail Budget will be part of the General Budget and there will be no separate one for railways, said a senior official of Railway Ministry.

  • HT Media Q2 net profit down 16% at Rs 30.93 cr

    HT Media Q2 net profit down 16% at Rs 30.93 cr

    The company had posted a net profit of Rs 36.83 crore in the July-September period of the previous fiscal, HT Media said in a BSE filing.

  • FMCG a mixed bag; overweight on auto: Prabhudas Lilladher

    FMCG a mixed bag; overweight on auto: Prabhudas Lilladher

    While the FMCG sector has had a mixed bag of earnings in the second quarter ended September 30, 2016, an analyst says the second half of FY17 is likely to be a good one for players in the sector.

  • Will not leave the company high & dry: Jubilant's Chief

    Will not leave the company high & dry: Jubilant's Chief

    In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Ajay Kaul, CEO of Jubilant Foodworks spoke about the results and his outlook for the company.

  • Good rains, pay hikes to cushion global tremors: UTI MF

    Good rains, pay hikes to cushion global tremors: UTI MF

    A favourable policy regime and robust business environment have made India a preferred destination for global money managers, says Swati Kulkarni, Executive Vice President and Fund Manager at UTI Mutual Fund in an interview to Moneycontrol.

  • Volvo Eicher sees good growth in Oct; margins under pressure

    Volvo Eicher sees good growth in Oct; margins under pressure

    Vinod Aggarwal, CEO, Volvo Eicher sees good demand for commercial vehicles in the month of October on back of good monsoons aiding rural demand, lower interest rates, and more money in hands of consumers due to seventh pay commission.

  • See 75 bps rate cut going ahead; like IoC, GAIL: Sanjeev Prasad

    See 75 bps rate cut going ahead; like IoC, GAIL: Sanjeev Prasad

    India‘s macro story looks very good, says Sanjeev Prasad of Kotak Institutional Equities. Speaking to CNBC-TV18 Prasad said that global events are hard to predict.

  • Expect banks to transmit rate cut fully to mkt: Shaktikanta Das

    Expect banks to transmit rate cut fully to mkt: Shaktikanta Das

    Speaking to CNBC-TV18 Shaktikanta Das, Secretary, Economic Affairs, said that it is heartening to note that the Monetary Policy Committee has started functioning. He agreed with the RBI governor that there is still room for improving. He expects banks to transmit the rate cut fully to the market.

  • Blue Star eyes 30% growth in festive season

    Blue Star eyes 30% growth in festive season

    Air-conditioner maker Blue Star is looking at a 30 per cent growth this festive season on the back of good monsoon and hike in salaries and pensions of the central government employees following implementation of the Seventh Pay Commission recommendations.

  • Jubilant Food says it won't hike rates for at least a year

    Jubilant Food says it won't hike rates for at least a year

    Despite a dismal performance in the first quarter of FY17 where its same-store sales growth went into the negative territory for the first time in past seven quarters, Jubilant FoodWorks is confident of an improved show and a positive same-store sales growth in the second quarter.

  • Parekh wonders why Railways should run so many hospitals

    Parekh wonders why Railways should run so many hospitals

    At a time when the Railways plans to invest Rs 8.56 trillion to develop infrastructure, veteran banker Deepak Parekh today said the government needs to carefully evaluate its finances and focus on building only core assets.

  • Sanjeev Prasad: Easy-money trade is over but no time to short

    Sanjeev Prasad: Easy-money trade is over but no time to short

    For several months now, noted analyst Sanjeev Prasad of Kotak Institutional Equities has maintained that the gush of liquidity globally has lifted stock prices to the point where fundamentals do not really matter.

  • Govt reforms will be cemented in FY18: Motilal Oswal Sec

    Govt reforms will be cemented in FY18: Motilal Oswal Sec

    Rajat Rajgarhia of Motilal Oswal Securities, said India has been a classic bottom-up stock-picking play. “Pick the right stock and if the market does well, it will do well.” Gautam Duggad of Motilal Oswal Securities, said while some sectors are seeing a revival, some others will take a few quarters, he said.

  • UTI Mutual Fund upbeat on construction, cement and auto

    UTI Mutual Fund upbeat on construction, cement and auto

    The monsoons, Seventh Pay Commission and government spending in roads have been major triggers for markets. She is bullish on domestic cyclicals, namely, construction, cement and auto sectors.

  • It's not a big negative if there are no rate cuts: SBI Chairman

    It's not a big negative if there are no rate cuts: SBI Chairman

    Speaking to CNBC-TV18, Arundhati Bhattacharya, Chairman, SBI, said it it won‘t be a big negative, if there are no rate cuts. But she did say that a rate cut brings in more confidence. A whole of experts, and industry experts also spoke on the RBI's latest report.

  • Govt seeks funds to implement 7th Pay Panel recommendations

    Govt seeks funds to implement 7th Pay Panel recommendations

    Puducherry government today said it has sought an allocation of Rs 500 crore from the Centre to implement the recommendations of the Seventh Pay Commission in the Union Territory.

  • One needs to have guts to take contrarian market bets: Emkay

    One needs to have guts to take contrarian market bets: Emkay

    The Indian market is likely to continue its upward trend for the next 2-3 years. Investors will have to rummage through the overpriced pockets in the market, says Krishna Kumar Karwa, MD & CEO of Emkay.

  • Monsoon, SPC and GST to benefit auto ancillary players: Experts

    Monsoon, SPC and GST to benefit auto ancillary players: Experts

    Multiplexes, automotive and auto ancillaries make a good play in the coming quarters, according to experts.

  • More focus on exports and home textile segment: Sutlej Textiles

    More focus on exports and home textile segment: Sutlej Textiles

    In an interview with CNBC-TV18, Dilip Ghorawat, Wholetime Director and CFO of Sutlej Textiles said that the company is focusing more on exports and home textile segment and has seen exports increase by 30 percent sequentially.

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