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NATIONAL
Sensex extend rally closes at new peak of 11,746.90
The Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) Benchmark 30-share Index (Sensex) today (Apr 05, 2006) extended its rally to third straight day, rising by a hefty 109 points to one more closing peak of 11,746.90 points, driven by mind-blowing fund inflows into equity.

Process of drafting integrated energy policy: Deora
India is in the process of drafting an integrated energy policy to provide a roadmap for meeting its growing energy needs in an environmentally sustainable manner.

MRTPC slams Tata Motors for embezzling Govt money
The Monopolies and Restrictive Trade Practices Commission has slammed auto giant Tata Motors for over booking and 'embezzling' Government money by retaining taxes at the time of mega-launch of its first car Indica in 1999.

Day 3 of SBI employees strike: Conciliation process
An indefinite strike by SBI employees demanding higher pension entered the third day today (Apr 05, 2006), even as representatives of bank management and Centre sought time to discuss a proposal submitted by the unions.

Rupee rebounds after opening firm against dollar
The rupee today (Apr 5, 2006) rebounded by eight paise against the US currency before reacting negatively on fears of apex bank intervention even as global oil prices remained high amid weak dollar in overseas markets.

Sensex at new high at 11,716.58 on funds buying
Continuing with its bull-run, the benchmark index soared to new high of 11,716.58 points in first five minutes of trading on the Bombay Stock Exchange today (Apr 5, 2006) on buying by foreign investors and domestic funds.

INTERNATIONAL
Oil prices fall on profit taking in global markets
Oil futures fell in global markets as profit-taking set in following sharp gains made the previous day, and as the market braced for the latest US inventory data.