INTERNATIONAL ‘Russia keen on military tie-ups with India’ Moscow: Russia is keen on trans-national integration with the Indian Defence complex in cutting edge military technologies including the aviation sector, a top executive of its aircraft industry said on April 22.
NATIONAL SENSEX recovers from hiccups, gains 26 points Mumbai: The SENSEX overcame early resistance and ended up by about 26 points on the back of a remarkable turnaround in heavyweights like Hindustan Lever, Infosys Tech, ITC and Reliance Industries on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) on April 22 on buying by domestic as well as foreign funds.
Agri Minister seeks change in co-op credit structure New Delhi: Opposing the three-tier structure of co-operative credit institutions, the Union Agriculture Minister Ajit Singh has said that multiple layers considerably raise the interest to be paid by farmers and other loanees.
Agri Minister seeks change in co-op credit structure New Delhi: Opposing the three-tier structure of co-operative credit institutions, the Union Agriculture Minister Ajit Singh has said that multiple layers considerably raise the interest to be paid by farmers and other loanees.
Silicon Wave names MindTree as design centre Bangalore: Silicon Wave Inc, provider of Radio Frequency (RF) communication system components and software, based in San Diego, on April 22 announced the appointment of MindTree Consulting as an authorised design centre through its connected solutions programme. MindTree will provide Silicon Wave’s customers with resources to develop and market Bluetooth solutions using Silicon’s components, according to an official press release.
Fresh Guj violence triggers selling pressure on BSE Mumbai: The SENSEX opened steady and later came under pressure in keeping with mild slide in select key counters at early stages on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) due to lack of any worthwhile support and continuous selling triggered by fresh violence in Gujarat on April 21.
SAP Labs to invest 23 mn Euro in Indian operations Bangalore: SAP, the world's leading provider of e-business software solutions, on April 22 said that it proposed to invest 23 million Euro this year in its operations in India, where it has planned to recruit an additional 230 software engineers by the end of next year.
