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Hot Topics: Global bailout package size nears USD 2 trillion; Proposal
to keep tab on movement of visiting foreigners; France offers
Engineering scholarships for 25 Indian students; Centre examines
alternative alignment of SSCP project; Indian Inc. fears US$ 10
billion shortfall in FDIs Target for 08-09: ASSOCHAM Survey; Crisis
offers chances for Indian cos to acquire firms abroad; Dalal Street
may remain subdued on global cues this week: Experts
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Global bailout package size nears USD 2 trillion
With financial institutions falling prey one after another to the
global credit crisis, the bailout packages announced by various
governments across the globe are inching towards two trillion-dollar
mark, an amount nearly double the size of Indian economy.
Read more: http://infoclickindia.com/topics.php?d=435
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Proposal to keep tab on movement of visiting foreigners
As part of their efforts to crack the whip on narcotic smuggling by
foreigners, the Delhi Police have suggested a slew of measures, which
include verification of travel documents of foreign visitors while
touring the country.
Read more: http://infoclickindia.com/topics.php?d=440
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France offers Engineering scholarships for 25 Indian students
A leading European research and advanced engineering group along with
the French Embassy is offering scholarships to 25 meritorious
engineering students from India for post-graduate studies in France.
Read more: http://infoclickindia.com/topics.php?d=441
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Centre examines alternative alignment of SSCP project
The Centre has set in motion the process of examining an alternative
alignment of the Sethusamudram Shipping Channel project (SSCP)
following the Supreme Court directive, even as a team of engineers has
commenced a survey of the area.
http://infoclickindia.com/topics.php?d=439
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Indian Inc. fears US$ 10 billion shortfall in FDIs Target for 08-09:
ASSOCHAM Survey
With sustained global slowdown and now US financial crisis adding on
to it, The Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India
(ASSOCHAM) apprehends a minimum of US$ 10 billion shortfall in Indias
FDIs target during current fiscal.
Read more: http://infoclickindia.com/topics.php?d=446
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Crisis offers chances for Indian cos to acquire firms abroad
October 5, 2008: Meltdown in the world financial markets has thrown
open new opportunities for Indian firms to buy out under-valued
overseas assets that fit well into their gameplan for achieving global
ambitions, India Inc's top CEOs say
http://infoclickindia.com/topics.php?d=448
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Dalal Street may remain subdued on global cues this week: Experts
Dalal Street is likely to remain subdued this week as a revised USD
700 billion bailout package for the troubled US financial sector has
failed to boost global investor sentiment, say analysts. They believe
domestic market is unlikely to get any reprieve from the prevailing
bearish conditions with financial crisis in the global markets
deepening, although domestic factors like second quarter corporate
results may help in some stock-specific movements.
http://infoclickindia.com/topics.php?d=451
to keep tab on movement of visiting foreigners; France offers
Engineering scholarships for 25 Indian students; Centre examines
alternative alignment of SSCP project; Indian Inc. fears US$ 10
billion shortfall in FDIs Target for 08-09: ASSOCHAM Survey; Crisis
offers chances for Indian cos to acquire firms abroad; Dalal Street
may remain subdued on global cues this week: Experts
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Global bailout package size nears USD 2 trillion
With financial institutions falling prey one after another to the
global credit crisis, the bailout packages announced by various
governments across the globe are inching towards two trillion-dollar
mark, an amount nearly double the size of Indian economy.
Read more: http://infoclickindia.com/topics.php?d=435
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Proposal to keep tab on movement of visiting foreigners
As part of their efforts to crack the whip on narcotic smuggling by
foreigners, the Delhi Police have suggested a slew of measures, which
include verification of travel documents of foreign visitors while
touring the country.
Read more: http://infoclickindia.com/topics.php?d=440
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France offers Engineering scholarships for 25 Indian students
A leading European research and advanced engineering group along with
the French Embassy is offering scholarships to 25 meritorious
engineering students from India for post-graduate studies in France.
Read more: http://infoclickindia.com/topics.php?d=441
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Centre examines alternative alignment of SSCP project
The Centre has set in motion the process of examining an alternative
alignment of the Sethusamudram Shipping Channel project (SSCP)
following the Supreme Court directive, even as a team of engineers has
commenced a survey of the area.
http://infoclickindia.com/topics.php?d=439
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Indian Inc. fears US$ 10 billion shortfall in FDIs Target for 08-09:
ASSOCHAM Survey
With sustained global slowdown and now US financial crisis adding on
to it, The Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India
(ASSOCHAM) apprehends a minimum of US$ 10 billion shortfall in Indias
FDIs target during current fiscal.
Read more: http://infoclickindia.com/topics.php?d=446
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Crisis offers chances for Indian cos to acquire firms abroad
October 5, 2008: Meltdown in the world financial markets has thrown
open new opportunities for Indian firms to buy out under-valued
overseas assets that fit well into their gameplan for achieving global
ambitions, India Inc's top CEOs say
http://infoclickindia.com/topics.php?d=448
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Dalal Street may remain subdued on global cues this week: Experts
Dalal Street is likely to remain subdued this week as a revised USD
700 billion bailout package for the troubled US financial sector has
failed to boost global investor sentiment, say analysts. They believe
domestic market is unlikely to get any reprieve from the prevailing
bearish conditions with financial crisis in the global markets
deepening, although domestic factors like second quarter corporate
results may help in some stock-specific movements.
http://infoclickindia.com/topics.php?d=451