A key road connection between Srinagar, the last major town on the banks of the Alaknanda, and Rudraprayag, the junction where the roads to Badrinath and Kedarnath diverge, was broken on Monday night, following heavy downpour and landslides.
Just outside the Sashastra Seema Bal Academy campus, an entire colony, Shakti Vihar, which locals say had 100-150 houses, lies buried under the sand. Srinagar is counting its losses after the raging Alaknanda river destroyed much of what was located on its banks on the night of June 16.
Two major hydel projects being built by construction majors GVK and L&T have suffered severe damages in the floods which hit Uttarakhand last week.
The YES Bank family tussle puts focus on RBI guidelines on appointment of directors.
Though independent directors acted in a manner less than desirable, they might not be held responsible.
Singh brothers might be stopped by 'fit & proper' hurdle due to US drug norm violations; firm says confident of qualifying.
The company paid over Rs 231 crore over three years to a web of 135 fake firms.
An online search for Mumbai Street Company, which has stake in firm owned by Cobrapost editor, drew a blank.
But, despite the exits, RIL continued to top the list of stocks with maximum number of FII shareholders.
The three-year-old US law seeks to improve tax compliance involving foreign financial assets and offshore accounts.
This financial scheme is based on a virtual currency and is propagated by Russian businessman and financier Sergey Mavrodi.
Allocation to be need-based, track record of the issuer to be considered.
Though academically well qualified, doesn't have enough experience, says the firm.
Many fresh pass-outs of the CFP course are faced with up to a two-year delay and thousands of rupees in fees for realisation of their dream, following the notification of new regulations. Sebi notified the Investment Advisers Regulations, 2013, earlier this month.
HUL's board approved the royalty of 3.15 per cent of turnover effective from February 2013.
Last year, the government had allowed NHAI, IRFC, Hudco, REC and PFC to issue tax-free bonds.
He had revealed confessional statements of three individuals who had used the services of a foreign bank to stash money abroad.
In first year, ONGC spending likely at Rs 405 cr, followed by Reliance Industries' at Rs 377 crore.
Class action, whistleblower protection and exit option likely to bring back investor confidence.
Did GMR Infra get a sweet deal from former Maldivian president that turned sour as a new government came to power?
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