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| Cut unproductive farm subsidy, WB tells India
WB compliments the Govt for the Tribal Rights legislation that has improved community forestry management. |
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| Policies cannot tame inflation
The Reserve Bank of India should not be in hurry to hike interest rates further, as in the US, writes Pai Panandikar. |
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| UK companies losing by ignoring BRIC
Intl Business Report states that British firms are 'writing their death warrants' by not using BRIC opportunities. |
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| Soaring inflation worries Sri Lankans
At present, Sri Lanka has the highest rate of inflation in the South Asian region, reports PK Balachandran. |
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| Indians to enjoy highest pay hikes in 2007
As per a study comparing 45 countries, workers in BPO and technology sectors are likely to see the sharpest rise.
Gulf firms pay Indians high wages |
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| S&P raises India's credit worthiness
S&P upgrades India's long-term credit rating to 'investment grade', report BSS Reddy and MC Vaijayanthi.
India Inc's foreign buyout set to rise in 2007 |
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| 'Russia can help solve energy crisis'
A CII report says collaboration with the country in exploration of oil and gas may answer India's energy needs.
'Russia can help India meet N-power needs' |
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| India 104th in world's Free Economy list
As per a study by US-based Heritage Foundation, India comes in the "mostly unfree" category with a 55.6 per cent free economy in a scale of 100. |
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| EAC presents outlook to Prime minister
The net Foreign Direct Investment into India at US $ 9 billion in this financial year would exceed the portfolio capital flows for the first time in several years, reports Aloke Tikku. |
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| World crude oil prices slump below $55
New York's main contract, light sweet crude for delivery in February, slid 19 cents to $55.40 in US floor trading. |
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| 'Prevent economy overheating'
Noted financier George Soros says overheating could stop high growth from sustaining, reports Arun Kumar.
Infrastructure snag worries Govt |
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| India, China ink MoU for cooperation in petro sector
The MoU between IOC and Sinopec will facilitate enhanced cooperation in refinery and petrochemicals sector, reports Deepak Joshi. |
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| India invites greater investment from Japan
Manmohan Singh, who is on a visit to Japan, said India required more than 500 billion dollar investment in the coming ten years. |
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| EU fund to help workers hit by globalisation
The European Parliament has approved the creation of a fund destined to help workers laid off in company restructurings. |
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