India deserves place at UN high table Deccan Herald By Neha Khator | Praising India’s role in peacekeeping operat-ions Ban Ki-moon describes the country as UN’s enduring partner. | The world’s tallest building is in Dubai. The largest publicly traded company is in Beijing. The biggest refinery is being constructed in India. The largest investme...
Renewing Saudi-India Ties Khaleej Times On the occasion of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's visit to Saudi Arabia, it's timely to think how to re-energise the Kingdom's ties with India. Although long overdue, this visit is a reciprocal gesture from India to the landmark visit of King Abdullah in 2006, which marked a pragmatic shift in the ...
SP comes out with dos and don'ts for bullion merchants The Hindu | Staff Reporter | GUNTUR: Bullion merchants in the district have appealed to the police to rein in police personnel, who on the pretext of investigating into cases of theft often harass the merchants. | At an interactive session held on the premises...
Seiko to expand retail network in India to 250 stores in 2 years DNA India | Mumbai: Japanese premium watch-maker, Seiko, plans to expand its retail network in India to 250 over the next two-years through tie-ups with retailers in order to have a pie of the booming luxury accessories market in India. | "Over the next t...
'Intersolar Europe' Already Breaking all the Records redOrbit Posted on: Tuesday, 2 February 2010, 05:00 CST | PFORZHEIM, Germany, Feb. 2 /PRNewswire/ -- On June 9, 2010, Intersolar, the world's largest solar technology trade fair, will once again get underway in Munich. The trade fair, previously known as "Int...
Children's Artwork Inspires Line of Wallpaper The New York Times | The Menagerie Collection, a new line of wallpaper from Bholu and Porter’s Original Paints, two Australian companies, was inspired by the artwork of underprivileged children in Ahmedabad, India, where the designer, Jodie Fried, lived for several years. | Frederick Elephant-Moo Night, a bordered pattern, is $130 a roll; Marjory Duck, an abstr...
Mergers put AI, Mallya in deep trouble Deccan Chronicle Mergers put AI, Mallya in deep trouble | New Delhi, March 7: The merger of state carrier Air India with Indian Airlines and that of Kingfisher Airlines with Air Deccan has resulted in a massive increase in their losses, according to official figures. | The losses for the Nation-al Aviation Company of India Ltd (NACIL), which runs Air India, more th...
