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The Union Minister for Railways, Coal, Finance and Corporate Affairs also appealed to consumers to demand for bills, whenever they buy any goods or services which would help in reducing the rates under the GST.

India's growth accelerated to 7.7 per cent in the fourth quarter of Financial Year (FY) 2017-18. That was up from 7 per cent in the previous quarter.

An official said that to understand the developments on the issue, India is joining the dispute cases on the subject as a third party member.

Official sources told PTI that the proposal has received in-principle approval from Prime Minister Narendra Modi, following which an inter-ministerial panel has been constituted to work out the modalities.

Rupee took a severe beating and ended sharply lower by 29 paise at 68.13 against the US currency.

The strategic disinvestment plan for debt-laden Air India did not take off after it failed to attract any bidder when the deadline for submitting preliminary bids ended on May 31.

"Steel is coming back fast. US steel adding great capacity also. So are others," JSW Steel said in a statement on Sunday quoting Trump as saying in a tweet.

Economic affairs secretary SC Garg said there will be a leverage of 10-12 times on the original investment, which can result in up to $2.4 billion flowing into infrastructure projects.

The hotel was open for site visits by prospective bidders between June 16 and 22. The NDMC will conduct a pre-bid meeting on Monday and the last date for submission of bids is July 9.

The United States, China and India had urged oil producers to release more supply to prevent an oil deficit that could undermine global economic growth.

The Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC) had conducted a refund fortnight from May 31 to June 14, which was later extended by 2 days to June 16.

Dr Reddy's, though, has said it would launch its new drug regardless of the legal squabble.

The two exchanges have been locked in dispute after India's three main bourses unexpectedly announced in February they would stop licensing their indexes to foreign bourses from August.

Index heavyweight TCS spurted 2.75 per cent after the company's board approved a Rs 16,000-crore share buyback plan.

US President Donald Trump is due to unveil later Friday a final list of roughly $50 billion in Chinese imports that would face punishing tariffs, though his administration has not yet publicly said when the measures will be imposed.

The company is expected to make the investment through a fund backed by Saudi Arabia’s government.