International crude oil price rises, pushing domestic rupee price higher due to dollar strength and rupee depreciation.
International crude oil price for the Indian Basket rose on 26 March 2012 in dollar terms, and the rupee per barrel price increased due to the higher dollar price combined with rupee depreciation; the release compares these figures with the prior trading day and a recent fortnight average and states the exchange rate used for conversion.

Trade Target Revision elevates India Africa trade ambition and promotes regional trade cooperation and capacity building.
Ministers agreed to raise the bilateral trade target and to deepen economic ties by strengthening trade relations through capacity building, concluding trade cooperation agreements with African RECs and countries, and promoting sectoral cooperation across agriculture, manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, textiles, mining, energy, infrastructure, financial services and IT. They launched the India Africa Business Council to guide enhancement of commercial relations and identify impediments, and inaugurated a cotton technical assistance programme for cotton growing African countries with a designated project management agency to build capacity and competitiveness.

International crude oil price rise signals higher import bill and upward pressure on domestic fuel costs amid rupee depreciation.
The Petroleum Planning and Analysis Cell published that the international crude oil price for the Indian Basket rose to US$ 125.15 per barrel on 08 March 2012, and that rupee denominated prices increased due to both higher crude quotes and rupee depreciation, with comparative figures for the prior trading day and prior fortnight illustrating short term volatility and upward pressure on import costs and domestic fuel prices.

International crude oil price reporting shows slight dollar decline but higher rupee price due to currency depreciation.
The Petroleum Planning and Analysis Cell published the international crude oil price for the Indian Basket showing a slight decline in dollar terms but a higher rupee price due to rupee depreciation; the daily computation uses the previous trading day's market figures and the applicable exchange rate to convert dollar prices into rupees.

Regulator approval requirement: companies or LLPs proposing professional practice objects must obtain regulator in-principle approval before incorporation.
Entities (companies or LLPs) that list as an object the practice of regulated professions or activities may be incorporated only upon production of an in-principle approval / NOC from the relevant statutory regulator or professional institute; the Registrar of Companies/Registrar of LLP must verify such approval before completing incorporation.