![]() Dhangout.com | Pay just Rs 19 for portability Times of India MUMBAI: Come January 2010, consumers need to pay only Rs 19 and change their service provider, even as they retain the same mobile number. In a move that could intensify the stiff competition in the world's fastest-growing telecom market and push call ... TRAI fixes mobile porting charge at Rs. 19 Switching operator will cost no more than Rs 19 TRAI fixes Rs 19 as portability fee to change mobile operators |
CXOToday.com | Airtel slashes cell roaming rates by 60 per cent Economic Times NEW DELHI: Bharti Airtel has launched a new mobile phone tariff plan with 60 per cent lower roaming rates, opening a new front in the ongoing price war that has impacted the profitability of the country's telcos. ( Watch ) The country's largest telecom ... Airtel reduces roaming rates by 60% Bharti Airtel slashes roaming rates by 60% Bharti Airtel reduces roaming charges to below 50 paise/min |
![]() SINDH TODAY | Stop illegal mining by Reddy firm or resign: TDP to Andhra CM Indian Express 'You are unfit to be the Chief Minister if you can't stop the illegal mining, ' Chandrababu Naidu said. Opposition Telugu Desam Party in Andhra Pradesh on Saturday said Chief Minister K Rosaiah should step down if he could not immediately halt ... VISWANATH DEMANDS CBI PROBE AGAINST REDDY BROTHERS Bellary brothers involved in illegal mining: SC panel All mining companies trespassing limits: CEC |
![]() The Hindu | ICICI Bank raises $750 m from 5-yr bonds Times of India PTI 21 November 2009, 06:36pm IST MUMBAI: ICICI Bank on Saturday said it has raised $750-million (around Rs 3465 crore) by issuing five-year bonds at its Bahrain branch. The issue, which had an order book of over $3-billion, was participated by over ... ICICI Bank Mops up USD 750 Mn Abroad ICICI Bank takes SBI route, raises USD 750 m abroad ICICI Bank raises US$750 million through International Bond offering |
![]() Online Latest News | Govt to push Bill for setting up green body in current session Business Standard The government will try to pass the National Green Tribunal Bill, 2009, in the current Parliament session. The Bill aims at establishing an autonomous tribunal, independent of the Ministry of Environment and Forests (MoEF), for environmental clearance ... Govt plans to pass National Green Tribunal Bill this session India to release 'green GDP' data from 2015 Gap between India, us emissions goals grows wider |
![]() Online Latest News | India plans rice reserve sale in local markets Economic Times NEW DELHI: India, the world's second biggest rice grower, plans to sell the grain in local markets from reserves to douse fears of shortage caused by the worst monsoon in three decades, Farm Minister Sharad Pawar said on Saturday. ... No need to import rice, says govt Govt not to import rice as of now, says Sharma India will not import rice, stocks sufficient-min |
![]() Rediff | Rolls-Royce 'Ghost' comes to India Economic Times NEW DELHI: British luxury car maker Rolls-Royce Group launched its latest car 'Ghost' in Delhi on Friday at a price upwards of Rs 2.5 crore. Bookings for the Ghost have begun though deliveries will start only in the first quarter of 2010. ... Rolls-Royce scouts for second partner Rolls Royce hopes to drive sales four-fold with Ghost Rolls Royce hopes to ramp up India sales with Ghost launch |
Gold touches another high, silver crosses 29-K level Press Trust of India Mumbai, Nov 21 (PTI) Gold prices sky-rocketed to yet another historic peak in the bullion market here today, sparked by frantic buying spree from stockists and traders amid supportive overseas cues. Silver too conquered another milestone by crossing ... |
![]() AFP | Govt to amend cane price rule after farmers' protests Reuters India NEW DELHI (Reuters) - The government will change a new sugarcane pricing rule that provoked protests, putting the onus back on mills to pay the difference if state governments raise floor rates fixed by the central ... India to Amend Sugar Cane Price Order After Protests Sugar row accentuates India's political fragility The economics of sugar pricing |
Galleon Exits Edelweiss; Sells Remaining 7% For $55 Million VC Circle Galleon had originally invested Rs 116 crore (~$25 million) in August 2006 and had been holding on to its 7% odd stake. US-based hedge fund Galleon has sold its entire 7% holding in financial services firm Edelweiss Capital through the open market ... Galleon sells entire stake in Edelweiss Capital for Rs 256 crore Rajratnam's Galleon exits Edelweiss Cap Galleon Sells Its Entire Stake In Edelweiss Capital -Report |