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Saturday, February 25
'Merger to help SAIL, IISCO grow'
by
anshul
on Sat 25 Feb 2006 04:31 PM IST
NEW DELHI, FEBRUARY 25: The merger of Indian Iron and Steel Company (IISCO), a subsidiary of Steel Authority of India Ltd, with its state-run parent, will help the combined company become bigger and stronger, Steel Minister Ram Vilas Paswan said. Click the following link http://ww4.6URL.com/0GO0 to read the complete article.
I felt let down, was taken aback: Aiyar
by
anshul
on Sat 25 Feb 2006 02:29 PM IST
New Delhi, February 25: Less than a month after being unceremoniously removed as petroleum minister, Mani Shankar Aiyar has refuted allegations that his souring relationship with the Gandhi family and the public spat with ONGC boss Subir Raha were responsible for his ouster. Click the following link http://ww4.6URL.com/0GNU to read the complete article.
Tax exemption on LIC policy proceeds.
by
anshul
on Sat 25 Feb 2006 02:05 PM IST
NEW DELHI/MUMBAI: A threshold limit of Rs 5 lakhs may be fixed for exemption from tax for the nominees or heirs of insurance policy holders on the death of the policy holder, when the government moves to a new taxation regime. Click the following link http://ww4.6URL.com/0GNP to read the complete article.
IIM-C pips IIM-A to bag top salary offer.
by
anshul
on Sat 25 Feb 2006 01:59 PM IST
AHMEDABAD: The Indian Institute of Management, Calcutta (IIM-C) has pipped all other IIMs this year by bagging the highest domestic offer across all IIMs during lateral placements. Click the following link http://ww4.6URL.com/0GNN to read the complete article.
India’s a sweet story for Cadbury.
by
anshul
on Sat 25 Feb 2006 01:50 PM IST
NEW DELHI: It’s yet another MNC success story being scripted out of India. For chocolates, confectionery and beverage major Cadbury Schweppes, India has emerged as the biggest growth driver amongst emerging markets in Asia-Pacific region. Click the following link http://ww4.6URL.com/0GNM to read the complete article.
Passenger's king cuts fares to wing rivals.
by
anshul
on Sat 25 Feb 2006 01:45 PM IST
NEW DELHI: It's no more about just social obligations. Crafting part two of its aggressive turnaround strategy, the Indian Railways on Friday dropped upper class fares by 9-30% to woo back passengers from the low-cost carriers and roadways. Click the following link http://ww4.6URL.com/0GNK to read the complete article.
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