28th October - Mint

Shailendra Singh
Sharvan Pandey
section h

AIR INDIA BAIL OUT HITS TURUBULAENCE

1)The cabinate committe on economic affairs (CCEA) said NO to AIR INDIA for second equity infusion of 1200 crore as air india was not able to fullfill specified target.
2)Air india has already receved an equity of 800 crore in last fiscal and 1200 crore.
3)CCEA has stated directly by the time GOM ministers okay this exception they will not fund.
4)There is a fear that GOM may come out with New condition's.

BCCI GIVES KOCHI 30 DAYS TO FIX ISSUES

1)The governing council of IPL gave 30 days to KOCHI franchise.
2)president BCCI said that KOCHI franchise should solve the problem between the two share holders of the team.
3)If they are not able solve the issue then there agreement will be terminated.
4)In the worst case there will be new tender for the team.


INDIA MALAYSIA STEP CLOSE TO ECONOMIC COOPERATION TREATY
1)Commerce minister ANAND SHARMA with his malaysian counter part MUSTAPA MOHAMAD on wednesday in front of there prime ministers.
2)Signed an agreement for the establishment of economic cooperation treaty.
3)This treaty will be signed on 31 january 2011 and will bee in effect from july.
4)India is already in treaty with singapore and south korea.

BJP IN NEW TROUBLE OF INVOLMENT WITH AJMER BLAST

1)Congress led Rajasthan government has placed fresh charges on RSS in regards to Ajmer blast in 2007.
2)RSS which is a partner of BJP is in trouble as Rajasthan ATS has given some of there members name in charge sheet prepared recently.
3)ATS says that they have sufficient amount of evidance against there names.
4)charged persolity like devendra Gupta,lokesh Sharma,chandra shekra lavesays that congress government is making uses of rajasthan ATS.


WAR OF WORD'S BREAK'S OUT BEFORE OBAMA VISIT INDIA!

1)A Weak before OBAMA'S visit to india on 6th of next month.
2)A war of words has started between Indian and US official for the SHARED INTELLEGEANCE INFORMATION on security issues of 26/11 and others .


CRAIN-VEDANTA DEAL HAS JURISDICTION ISSUES : GOVT