INTERNATIONAL Bangla says gas export suicidal due to local need Dhaka: Export of gas from Bangladesh would be "suicidal" as the country itself needs huge domestic requirement, the government committees appointed to assess the situation have noted.
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SENSEX down by 26 pts, IT counters lead the fall Mumbai: Led by IT segment, shares reacted negatively on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) on August 27, pushing the SENSEX down by about 26 points following renewed offloading by foreign funds as well as operators.
Tata foray a big relief to scam-battered Bollywood Mumbai: At a time when Bollywood is reeling under allegations of widespread links with the underworld, some respite has come to India's film industry as top companies including the Tatas on August 27 said they planned to enter the world of movie production bringing with them cash and professionalism.
iServ launches services in Southern, Western India Mumbai: iServ India Solutions (iServ India), an Escorts group company and one of India's leading Internet Protocol (IP)-based value added solutions provider, on August 27 announced the launch of its services to address the demand for IP-based services in the Western and Southern regions of the country, according to a press release.
Right steps will be taken to revive Enron: Geete New Delhi: Centre will accord top priority to restart generation from the contentious Dabhol power project, promoted by US energy giant Enron, for which "right steps" would be taken within two months, new Power Minister Anant G Geete said on August 27.
Govt to extend debt Ordinance to co-op banks too New Delhi: The government on August 27 indicated that the Securitisation Ordinance empowering banks and financial institutions (FIs) with more powers to recover bad debts would be extended to co-operative banks also.
