Tuesday, November 11, 2014

12/11/2014 stocks news






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Having just completed a comprehensive round of ministerial and bureaucratic changes, the Narendra Modi government is set to embark on a series of economic reforms aimed at putting the country on track for 8% growth in the intermediate term and an even faster pace beyond that.
This will include ironing out the kinks in land acquisition, implementing the longawaited goods & services tax (GST), rapidly modernising the railway system to its fullest potential and fixing the seriously flawed agricultural produce marketing system. And where it sees the need for drastic, immediate change, the government won't be averse to taking the ordinance route, particularly with respect to the land acquisition law, seen as one of the biggest stumbling blocks to infrastructure development in coumtry.
The administration is well-placed to kick off its programme in the winter session of Parliament, when key economic Bills are expected to be introduced.
"Plate is full... focus areas are clear," said a senior government official. "All energies of the government will be directed towards this." A two-pronged approach to the reforms process will be followed — focusing on pushing key legislation and removing obstacles to procedures on the ground to improve governance, thereby lifting the curbs on growth and attracting greater levels of investment.
The aviation ministry on Monday said it would list the Airports Authority of India (AAI) and Pawan Hans Helicopter Ltd on the stock exchanges to improve efficiency and transparency.
Not ruling out privatisation of Air India, the ministry added an expert committee would set a road map for the bleeding state-owned airline to "achieve its full potential"
The announcements by Civil Aviation Minister Ashok Gajapathi Raju were part of the aviation policy unveiled on Monday. The government has sought views from the public on the draft policy, which is likely to be finalised in January.
"Listing improves transparency and efficiency. AAI will be corporatised, and then listed. The listing of Pawan Hans will also be undertaken with the same objective," Raju said.


  
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