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Airlines have decided to withdraw the transaction cost levied on air-ticket booking.
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
www.hindustantimes.com ( Business  )
Airlines have decided to withdraw the transaction cost levied on air-ticket booking, a move that would bring down airfare ranging from Rs 350 to Rs 10,000 per ticket. The country’s three largest air carriers — Jet Airways, Kingfisher Airlines and state-run Air India — on Tuesday announced their plans to withdraw the transaction fee. The other carriers are expected to follow suit. “We have decide

Tags : Jet-Airways  Kingfisher  US  Europe  Jitendra-Bhargava  India  centres 
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This year, too, it was no different with an unexpected weightage given to the verbal section
Monday, November 17, 2008
www.indianexpress.com ( Cities  )
Lucknow: The Common Admission Test (CAT) is known for its surprises. This year, too, it was no different with an unexpected weightage given to the verbal section, which tests a candidate’s language proficiency. The test was held on Sunday in 230 centres across the country, including 17 in Lucknow and around 42 in Delhi. For the authorities, the reason behind this move was to balance the ratio be

Tags : Lucknow  CAT  centres  IIM 
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The software engineer murdered her so that he could marry his girlfriend.
Saturday, November 15, 2008
www.mid-day.com ( Crime  )
Bangalore: The police today arrested Manoj Kumar (29) for killing his wife Lakhsmi (24) last week at Vinayaka Layout near HAL Airport. The software engineer murdered her so that he could marry his girlfriend. Lakshmi was a system analyst with IBM, and Manoj too worked in the same company. But both worked in different development centres of IBM, at the Embassay Golf Links Tech Park. The couple, ha

Tags : Bangalore  Manoj-Kumar  Lakhsmi  HAL  IBM  centres 
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Over the last six days, Israel has all but closed its crossings with the Gaza Strip.
Thursday, November 13, 2008
justsamachar.com ( Foreign Affairs  )
EREZ CROSSING: Over the last six days, Israel has all but closed its crossings with the Gaza Strip. No fuel (paid for by foreign donors) has been allowed into Gaza for its power station, no food has been allowed in for the United Nations’ aid distribution centres on which most Gazans rely. No journalists are being allowed into Gaza to cover the story. The one crossing through which people can ge

Tags : Israel  Gaza  United-Nations  centres  Hamas  EREZ-CROSSING 
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Are you one of those who look for soul mates through the mobile phone voice chat services
Wednesday, November 12, 2008
www.dnaindia.com ( Local  )
MUMBAI: Are you one of those who look for soul mates through the mobile phone voice chat services? If you fantasise about one day meeting the nubile young woman you speak to every night — at an exorbitant call rate — then this may break your heart: the girl you ring up may not be who you think she is. In all likelihood she is a professional hired by a service provider to lure you into a love trap

Tags : MUMBAI  glamour  Bandra  centres 
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Children who live in the U.S. Northwest’s wettest counties are more likely to have autism
Thursday, November 06, 2008
www.dnaindia.com ( Health  )
WASHINGTON: Children who live in the U.S. Northwest’s wettest counties are more likely to have autism, but it is unclear why. Michael Waldman of Cornell University and colleagues were searching for an environmental link with autism, a condition characterised by learning and social disabilities. They got autism rates from state and county agencies for children born in California, Oregon and Washin

Tags : WASHINGTON  U.S.  Michael-Waldman  California  Centres 
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Five years ago scriptwriter Tracey Jackson went to Hollywood with a clipping
Saturday, November 01, 2008
justsamachar.com ( Entertainment  )
Five years ago scriptwriter Tracey Jackson went to Hollywood with a clipping from The New York Times, perhaps the first article to report on the call centres in India. The article talked about young Indians working in Bangalore, Gurgaon and Mumbai and pretending to be Americans for credit card company clients in the US. "They would put on accents and say "Hello my name is Nancy," Jackson recalls

Tags : Tracey-Jackson  Hollywood  centres  India  Mumbai  Bangalore 
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Is there a large conspiracy to destabilise the country?
Saturday, November 01, 2008
www.dnaindia.com ( Nations  )
NEW DELHI: Is there a large conspiracy to destabilise the country? Some in the security establishment believe so, given that there were 64 blasts in six states in less than six months, which left over 200 dead and almost 900 injured, besides communalising society. These blasts would also shake up international investor confidence and the common man’s trust in the country. At least one internatio

Tags : NEW-DELHI  India  Afghanistan  centres 
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When police ask the department store for CCTV footage, store authorities say there are no cameras ne
Friday, October 24, 2008
www.mumbaimirror.com ( Cities  )
Shopping centres and malls across the city are leaving no stone unturned to ensure the highest security when it comes to guarding their goods. But the CCTVs and security systems installed at a Bandra department store have proved of no help for a young shopper, whose bag was stolen from the store’s baggage counter, as there are no cameras installed there. Naigaon resident Anagha Sahamate, 30, was

Tags : centres  CCTVs  Bandra  Anagha-Sahamate  Lester-Fernandes 
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Government and financial sector authorities are discussing ways to ease norms governing investments
Wednesday, October 22, 2008
justsamachar.com ( Business  )
The government and financial sector authorities are discussing ways to ease norms governing investments by overseas investors -- both individual and institutional -- in Indian stock markets. The intention is to simplify the existing regulatory regime for foreign investors in corporate securities. Three alternative approaches under consideration envisage addressing the flaws of the domestic market

Tags : Indian  stock-markets  FII  centres 
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