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Cell cos slash STD rates to Rs 2.99
New Delhi: Over10 million mobile subscribers have cause for cheer. As expected, the cellular operators have announced a steep cut in national long-distance tariffs to a flat rate of Rs 2.99 per minute, anytime, anywhere for all mobile-to-mobile calls of 50 km and above.
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Ministry to ensure sops for textiles
New Delhi: THE Union Textile Minister, Mr Kashiram Rana, has said that his Ministry would ensure that the textile industry, possessing the twin advantages of generating higher employment and earning enhanced foreign exchange through focused and sustained measures on the export front, would be backed with supportive policy measures including fiscal concessions and subsidies.
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Cement companies post big rise in Dec dispatches as prices decline
Mumbai: Key cement companies reported strong growth in shipments in December as falling prices fuelled demand. Gujarat Ambuja Cements, which commissioned its two-million tonne greenfield unit at Chandrapur in Maharashtra last year, said its shipments surged 35% to 8.4 lakh tonnes in December versus 6.3 lakh tonnes in the same period last year.
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Rally against globalisation
Hyderabad: The People's Movements Encounters at the Asian Social Forum (PMEASF), a separate platform of social movements and trade unions of various sectors including landless agricultural workers, small farmers, dalits, adivasis, construction workers and urban poor, plans to address the negative implications of liberalisation and globalisation at the ongoing meeting of the Asian Social Forum (ASF) here.
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UTI Investor Roped In To Issue PAN Cards
New Delhi: Tax department, which has decided to outsource services for allotment of Permanent Account Number (PAN) cards to over 2.5 crore income tax assesses, will rope in UTI Investor Service Limited for the purpose.

Concerned over the flak it received from assessees regarding defective and delayed issue of PAN cards, the finance ministry has already sent to the UTI a letter of intent (LoI) and a memorandum of understanding was to be signed soon in this regard.
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