Nigam Prusty And Krishna N Das

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Jindal brothers may have some good news for Pope Francis

Jindal brothers may have some good news for Pope Francis

Rediff.com   1 May 2014

Jindal Steel and Power and JSW Steel, are in competing talks to buy parts of insolvent Italian steelmaker Lucchini.

Environment nod to lift cost of Posco's India plant to $12.6 bn

Environment nod to lift cost of Posco's India plant to $12.6 bn

Rediff.com   10 Jan 2014

Environment ministry has given its go-ahead to POSCO's planned steel plant in the country, but has asked it to spend on "social commitments", a company spokesman said, raising the project's cost by $600 million to $12.6 billion.

Adjustment in rupee was called for: Rangarajan

Adjustment in rupee was called for: Rangarajan

Rediff.com   3 Sep 2013

On Tuesday, the partially convertible rupee, the worst performing currency among the major global economies, dropped as much as 3.1 percent to 68.12 per dollar.

Govt seeks Parliament's nod for Rs 127 cr extra FY14 spending

Govt seeks Parliament's nod for Rs 127 cr extra FY14 spending

Rediff.com   23 Aug 2013

It is normal practice for Indian governments to go to parliament for spending not included in the annual budget.

Court rules Sterlite copper smelter can stay open

Court rules Sterlite copper smelter can stay open

Rediff.com   15 Jul 2013

But the company should take extra steps to prevent pollution.

Jindal Steel falls 15% on CBI probe

Jindal Steel falls 15% on CBI probe

Rediff.com   11 Jun 2013

Jindal's house was raided by the CBI on Tuesday.

Cabinet approves halving CDMA airwave auction price

Cabinet approves halving CDMA airwave auction price

Rediff.com   17 Jan 2013

The government plans to conduct the next airwave auction in March.

Govt clears way for bigger foreign investment in banks

Govt clears way for bigger foreign investment in banks

Rediff.com   18 Dec 2012

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's government is in a race against the clock to pass reforms economists say are needed to breathe life into Asia's third-largest economy.

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