Ray of hope for the hotel industry DNA India | Mumbai: The hospitality and tourism industry continued to suffer from the impact of the slowdown, which had set in from October-November 2008, for most of the past year. Its woes were further escalated by the after effects of the Mumbai terror attacks in November 2008. | The industry sulked that t...
Agri inflation: What can't be cured must be endured DNA India | Mumbai: Recent developments on the agri-inflation front have had a positive rub-off — prime minister Manmohan Singh has admitted that India’s food security is all about wishful thinking. | What is positive about this is that New Delhi has finally admitted the problem is a long-term hea...
Ray of hope for the hotel industry DNA India | Mumbai: The hospitality and tourism industry continued to suffer from the impact of the slowdown, which had set in from October-November 2008, for most of the past year. Its woes were further escalated by the after effects of the Mumbai terror atta...
Agri inflation: What can't be cured must be endured DNA India | Mumbai: Recent developments on the agri-inflation front have had a positive rub-off — prime minister Manmohan Singh has admitted that India’s food security is all about wishful thinking. | What is positive about this is that New Delhi h...
Top bank man booked for sexual harassment The Times Of India MUMBAI: The Goregaon (E) police has booked the vice-president of the finance department of a multinational bank in a case of sexual harassment. The 26-year-old victim is a chartered accountant who works in the same department as the accused. The vict...
Pre-Budget gains unlikely this year The Times Of India MUMBAI: The Union Budget, which usually is scheduled for February every year, mostly opens up the door for the bears on Dalal Street. On the other hand, Indian investors have mostly gained during the one month running up to the Budget, BSE sensex dat...
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Results of steps on price rise to be visible in few weeks: PM Indian Express | The results of the steps taken to control price rise would be visible within the next few weeks, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said in New Delhi on Friday. | Singh gave this assu...
Govt to steer cautiously on fuel price subsidies DNA India | New Delhi: The government is likely to partly adopt a government panel's advice to lift price controls on gasoline and diesel, but will put the brakes on potentially more pol...
Tracing the shattered dreams of many Dubai Indians Samachaar New Delhi: It's a novel that looks at the hard lives of poor Indian migrants in search of their pot of gold in Dubai - a work that gains significance in the backdrop of the current...
CWC members make veiled attack on Pawar over prices Zeenews New Delhi: Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar was at the receiving end at the Congress Working Committee meeting on Friday with members making veiled attack on him over rising prices. | The meeting, presided over by party chief Sonia Gandhi with Prime...
Results of steps on price rise to be visible in few weeks: PM Indian Express | The results of the steps taken to control price rise would be visible within the next few weeks, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said in New Delhi on Friday. | Singh gave this assurance at the Congress Working Committee meeting here which deliberated...
Govt to steer cautiously on fuel price subsidies DNA India | New Delhi: The government is likely to partly adopt a government panel's advice to lift price controls on gasoline and diesel, but will put the brakes on potentially more politically jarring hikes in the prices of cooking fuels. | While the gov...
Price rise will be in control soon: Pranab The Siasat Daily | Kolkata, February 08: FM said there was an imbalance between the demand and supply and the Centre has taken notice of it. | As food inflation spiralled to over 17 per cent, the government on Monday said that the price situation is being reviewed regularly and surge in prices of essential items would be controlled soon. | "The process is on to con...
UAE investment house sells 13 % in SpiceJet The Hindu | NEW DELHI: The UAE-based investment house Istithmar PJSC has sold most of its entire 13.39 per cent holding worth Rs. 169 crore in no-frill carrier SpiceJet to domestic funds and a foreign institutional investor, airline officials said on Friday. | "We learnt about it this morning that Istithmar has sold about 31.5 million shares out of the 32.3 ...
