Mumbai’s mills: Once lost, now found on film - NDTV.com »
Mumbai's mills: Once lost, now found on film NDTV.com It was 1982 and the mill strikes wiped out a whole community , and its unique lifestyle. ''I have seen how helpless the workers were and how they could do …
Infosys sees rise in deal inflows, looks to diversify biz »
Infosys sees rise in deal inflows, looks to diversify bizThe company’s revenue distribution is 60 per cent from North America, 25 per cent from Europe and the balance from other parts of the world. More Infotech Stories
22 coal blocks allotted in Chhattisgarh »
As many as 22 coal blocks have been allotted to private companies in mineral-rich Chhattisgarh in the last 10 years.
Double digit inflation unlikely: Official »
India’s wholesale price inflation is unlikely to touch double digits by end-March, M. Govinda Rao, a member of the Prime Minister’s Economic Advisory Council, told reporters on Wednesday.
K’taka eyes Rs 2,800 cr from land sale »
Karnataka expects to mobilise Rs 2,800 crore from sale of government land and Rs 1,000 crore from royalty on minerals in the coming financial year.
Nifty to target 4900 soon: Emkay Global »
Emkay Global Financial Services is of the view that the risk rewards favour shorts and the Nifty may target 4900 levels in coming sessions.
Air India to lose Rs 5,400cr in 2009-10, says Praful Patel »
India’s national carrier is expected to incur losses of around $1.8 billion (Rs.5,400 crore) this fiscal and the trend is likely to continue for a few more years, the civil aviation minister said on Tuesday.
UPA has fulfilled its commitment: Congress »
Credits Sonia Gandhi and the PM for empowerment of women.
H-1B visa applications to be accepted from April 1 »
The US will start accepting the applications for H-1B visas, most sought after by Indians, from April one for the fiscal 2011.
Despite ‘No’ Vote, Britain Expects Iceland To Pay »
Voters in Iceland have rejected a referendum that planned to spend billions of dollars to repay Britain and the Netherlands for debts spawned by the collapse of an Icelandic bank. Britain’s treasury secretary said he expects to get back several billion dollars that Iceland owes, but admitted it could take many years