NATIONAL It's raining IT jobs, iGate to hire 375 people iGATE Global Solutions, the integrated technology and operations company, on Saturday said that it will double its headcount in Hyderabad to 750 over the next 18-24 months.
'WB report on erstwhile Krishna regime distorted' Refuting reports in a section of the press that a survey conducted by the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) in collaboration with the World Bank indicted the previous Krishna regime for its 'high corruption level,' Karnataka Cooperation Minister R V Deshpande on Saturday termed the report 'mischievous, false and distorted.'
AAI to slap fine on Air Sahara to compensate losses The Airports Authority of India is considering slapping a hefty fine on Air Sahara to compensate losses caused to other airlines in the wake of a mishap involving the private carrier's aircraft in Mumbai last week.
INTERNATIONAL India has to learn from China's 'remarkable' growth India, which trails China in attracting foreign direct investment and economic development, has a lot to learn from the 'remarkable' growth path adopted by the communist giant, Finance Minister P Chidambaram said here today (Oct 16, 2005).
G-20 meet of FM's agree to reform IMF, World Bank In a significant breakthrough, the seventh G-20 meeting of Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors today (Oct 16, 2005) agreed to develop a roadmap to reform the over 60-year-old Bretton Woods Institutions to ensure global economic growth and financial stability.
