Infosys to invest Rs300 crore on its second project in Orissa DNA India | IT major Infosys would soon set up its second project in Orissa at an investment of Rs300 crore, official sources said. | Infosys's plan for the state was announced by its director (human resource) TV Mohandas Pai after meeting the chief minister Naveen Patnaik here last evening. | While as ma...
Manmohan strongly defends role of economists The Hindu | Prafulla Das | BHUBANESWAR: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, who himself is an economist of repute, came out strongly in support of the economists at the opening session of the 92nd annual conference of the Indian Economic Association (IEA) here on Sunday. | "Non-economists often describe economics ...
Posco gets nod to acquire land in Orissa The Times Of India BHUBANESWAR: South Korean steel maker Posco has received final approval to acquire forest land needed for its long-delayed $12 billion India project, a company spokesman said on Friday. | The steel maker needs about 4,000 acres (1,600 hectares) of la...
Posco gets clearance to build $12 bn steel plant in Orissa Deccan Herald Bhubaneswar, Jan 1 (IANS) | South Korean steel major Posco has got final clearance from the ministry of environment and forests for acquiring forest land in Orissa for its $12 billion steel plant project, a company official said here on Friday. | &ld...
Posco gets clearance to build Orissa steel plant IBN Live Bhubaneswar: South Korean steel major Posco has got final clearance from the Ministry of Environment and Forests for acquiring forest land in Orissa for its $12 billion steel plant project, a company official said on Friday. | "We have received final...
POSCO gets forest land approval for Orissa plant DNA India | Bhubaneshwar: South Korean steelmaker POSCO has received final approval to acquire forest land needed for its long-delayed $12 billion India project, a company spokesman said on Friday. | The steel maker needs about 4,000 acres (1,600 hectares) of ...
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When you eat as important as what you eat The Statesman Indo-Asian News Service | Washington, 26 Nov: When you eat may be just as vital to your wellbeing as what you eat, says an Indian-American researcher. | Experiments in mice reveale...
Vendata expects quick approval to proj after Orissa's claim The Siasat Daily | New Delhi, November 22: Mining giant Vedanta Resources on Saturday said it expects speedy clearance from the Centre for bauxite mining at the Niyamgiri hills in Orissa after the ...
Steel demand to outstrip supply The Hindu | Special Correspondent | SAIL, NMDC divestment this fiscal, says Steel Minister | IIM-JRD Tata award conferred on Muthuraman | Work on Orissa plant to start by next month | - PHOT...
Poachers back in business The Statesman ; | KENDRAPARA, 28 DEC: It is a frightful time for deer species as cool and wintry days have led to increased flow of tourists into Bhitarkanika wildlife sanctuary. | The wildlife poaching racket has become active again with the consequent rise in de...
Manmohan strongly defends role of economists The Hindu | Prafulla Das | BHUBANESWAR: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, who himself is an economist of repute, came out strongly in support of the economists at the opening session of the 92nd annual conference of the Indian Economic Association (IEA) here on S...
CM speaks of economy of state The Statesman ; | BHUBANESWAR, 27 DEC: The economy of the state has grown at an average of 9.15 per cent and the secondary and tertiary sectors have contributed more to this than the primary sector, but, like other poor states with low tax and resource base it is ...
Too much stimulus could be injurious: Finmin Zeenews New Delhi: The Finance Ministry on Wednesday hinted that stimulus packages given to the industry may be rolled back, saying too much stimulus could be injurious when the economy is on a revival mode. | "Too much of stimulus, when the body is getting healthy, is not good, it can be injurious to health," Finance Secretary Ashok Chawla told reporters ...
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Convert brain drain into brain gain: Manmohan Singh DNA India | Thiruvanathapuram: Incentives for scientists returning from abroad, higher compensation for research fellows and science awards for school students are some of the strategies the government has in mind to ensure technological innovation, prime minister Manmohan Singh said on Sunday. | Inaugurating the 97th Indian Science Congress in Thiruvanantha...
