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Fresh norms on 2G spectrum pricing soon: TRAI
18 Jan 2011
The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India will come out with fresh proposals on 2G mobile phone spectrum pricing in the next few days, its chairman J S Sarma said in New Delhi today
MoEF set to take strong action against Lavasa
18 Jan 2011
Foot-and-mouth epidemic spreading in South Korea
17 Jan 2011
Adarsh residents to move HC against demolition order
17 Jan 2011
The MoEF on Sunday ordered the demolition of the 31-storied Adarsh building, saying it was built in a restricted coastal zone without the necessary ecological clearances
2G scam: Montek backs Sibal in trashing CAG figures
17 Jan 2011
The loss of consumer benefit if spectrum was sold at a higher price would be 10 times the loss of revenue as higher telecom penetration has translated into huge benefits for the rest of the economy, says the Planning Commsion deputy chief
Oil marketers bump up petrol prices again
17 Jan 2011
Oil marketers bump up petrol prices again
17 Jan 2011
Oil marketers bump up petrol prices again
17 Jan 2011
‘Open up retail, allow food exports’: Robert Zoellick
15 Jan 2011
Zoellick also said banning exports of commodities to calm prices is not a sound economic policy, as it sends the wrong signal to domestic farmers and creates uncertainty in the international markets, creating price volatility
India announces $100-bn investment on port upgrade
14 Jan 2011
India has announced a perspective plan that will involve a massive investment of Rs451,300 crore ($100 billion) over a ten year period aimed at augmenting port capacity, facilities and the merchant fleet.
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