Monday, November 1, 2010

THE SUNDAY TIMES- 31 OCTOBER

Chavan's Fate Hangs By a Thread

In Adarsh housing scam

Maharashtra chief minister Ashok chavan on Saturday offered to resign,in hope that Sonia

Gandhi would turn down his offer. But she appointed two men jury comprising senior

union minister Pranab Mukherjee & AK Antony to examine his defense.duo will submit report

after meeting chavan's at Sunday evening. compared to chavan,the three former c.m. Are better of in one crucial aspect. Their kin have not been found to own flats,at least not in their names, in adarsh society. But the fact that their tenures saw the scam snowball could weaken their claims.

Qaida Hand Seen In Parcel Bombs Bound For US

Two package containing explosive, shipped from Yemen & addressed to synagogues in Chicago, were intercepted in Britain & Dubai, setting off a broad terrorism scare on Friday that included the scrambling of fighter jets to accompany a passenger flight as it landed safely in New York.

AP Govt mulls law to regulate mfi interest rates

The Andhra Pradesh Government is mulling to put a cap on the interest rates charged by the micro finance companies through a new law, a top bureaucrat said.

senses to hit 21,000 marks on Diwali: Analyst

Sensex is likely to hit the much awaited psychological level of 21,000 in the next week, driven by RIL nos and expectations of a robust CIL listing

> Gold may get 24% costlier on dhanteras

> 7 of top 10 firms shed Rs 28k cr m-cap

India likely to see 2.3 lakh new jobs in Q4 FY10: E & Y

Six sectors, including healthcare and realty, are expected to create a whopping 2.3 lakh jobs in India in the last three months of 2010, says Ernst & Young

>Apple hires 12,600 people in a year

>Pre placement offers double across iims

INDIA MAY FIND GOING TOUGH AT ASIAN GAMES

After a historic second place at the New Delhi CWG, Indian athletes may find it tough to replicate the success at the next big multi-discipline event - the Nov 12-27 Asian Games at Guangzhou, China

Reliance sees room for improvements in petro chem Margin

Conglomerate Reliance Industries sees room for improvement in petrochemical margins, Chief Financial Officer Alok Agarwal said on Sunday

Industry Investment plan on track despite rate hike:Ficci

Corporate India is "brimming with confidence," keeping investment on track with strong balance sheet and a buoyant capital market in the next six months, a Ficci survey said today

SENSEX-- 20032.4

NIFTY—6017.70

INR-USD—45.24

GOLD—19807.00

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