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- Jet, Sahara yet to resolve tax issue
Jet Airways on Thursday informed the Bombay High Court that Sahara India Commercial Corporation did not respond to its offer to settle the legal tussle on tax payment outside the court, reports Our Bureau in Mumbai. ?We have made our overtures,? said
- Jet, Sahara tax liability case hearing put off to July 15
Our Bureau Mumbai, July 2 The Bombay High Court has, yet again, adjourned the tax liability dispute case between Jet Airways and Sahara India Commercial Corporation to July 15. The Court drove home the point that the parties should sit across the table
- Looking for Mr. Right -- in India
Shweta Gupta knows exactly what kind of groom she wants: he should be educated, well settled and live in a good location --- one that must be in India.
- Yemeni airliner crash survivor arrives in Paris
A 12-year-old girl who survived a Yemeni airliner crash by clinging to wreckage in the Indian Ocean flew back to Paris yesterday for an emotional reunion with her father. The only known survivor among the 153 people on the Yemenia Airbus A310 jet, which
- Dalai Lama meeting angers China
Tibet repression immoral, says Dalai Lama. [AFP] Sally Sara, South Asia correspondent China has expressed anger at a visit by Australian parliamentarians to meet the Tibetan spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, in India. The meeting took place in the hill
- Analysis: Focus on India - South Asia Rig Count Heats Up
Exploration in India has grown dramatically in the last decade through the New Exploration Licensing Policy (NELP) program. With its first formal open exploration round in 1997, India is currently conducting its eighth bidding round for exploration and
- India's Historic Ruling on Gay Rights
(Time.com)
Time.com - India's High Court decriminalizes homosexuality, winning applause from activists, the ire of conservatives, and possibly opening the way for gay rights groups in neighboring countries
- India to give 240-mn dollars for South Asian University
New Delhi, July 2 : The Union Cabinet today approved payment of India's contribution of 239.930 million dollars to the South Asian University, which is around 79 percent of the total cost of the full establishment of the University until 2014. As part of
- Punj Lloyd bags contracts worth $392 mn in Libya
NEW DELHI: Engineering and construction major Punj Lloyd has bagged three contracts worth Rs.1,873.18 crore ($392 million) from the Housing and Infrastructure Board of Libya, the company said on Thursday. As per the contract, the Indian company will
- 'Business as Usual' Days After Peru Crisis
OneWorld US, Amazon Watch, Amnesty International, Survival International, Indian Country Today, Latinamerica Press, Los Angeles Times WASHINGTON, Jul 2 (OneWorld.net) - The Peruvian government has given a company permission to drill for oil in Amazon
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