The heightened activity on permissions to power and mining projects, which had been stuck for long, coincides with the run-up to a likely reshuffle of the council of ministers this month.
With job markets opening up and companies looking for more experienced hands, head-hunters are back.
The rules will come into effect from May 1, 2012.
Credited as the the man behind India's burgeoning BPO industry, Bhasin founded Genpact in 1997.
The moratorium imposed on Bt brinjal last year is likely to continue, despite the expert committee, set up by the environment ministry, favouring "limited release" of the crop.
A ministry official said just like an internal financial audit, a green audit would protect stakeholders.
Growth in Continental Europe will continue. It is expected to grow at around 7 per cent.
Jindal SAW, an O P Jindal Group company, is yet to receive a copy of the notice.
The ISPs had already made a presentation to telecom minister Kapil Sibal to request his help in such a process if the government did not want to continue with the current ISP regime.
It's not only about technology, but the reach of Google that attracts the players. Google's online display ads have even evoked the interest of automobile companies, other than telcos and FMCG firms.
The DoT and CAG developments come in the wake of reports of revenue loss and misuse of WiMax licences.
This implies that the 30-odd institutions in Maharashtra will be free to select candidates through any of five national level entrance tests.
One of the advisors to Devas said the company should seek a legal option.
A rogue worm has hit the site, which directs the victim to an IP address, asking to download a fake antivirus.
London-based Vedanta Group said it was not going to apply afresh for 'green' clearance to expand its aluminium refinery project in Orissa's Kalahandi district, even after being advised by the Union environment and forests (MoEF) ministry to do so.
One of the first business phones from the stable of Nokia, the Communicator, which was popularly called the 'brick' for its bulky demeanour, was a status symbol among business tycoons.
Putting to rest speculations over the price of its recently launched Mini booklet 3G, Finnish handset major Nokia on Wednesday said it will retail globally the personal computer at 575 euro (about Rs 40,000).
The rupee, which rose by over 12 per cent against the dollar this year, has slowed down the hiring plans of companies like Infosys, Satyam and HCL Technologies and also put pressure on their margins. Country's top software exporters -- TCS, Infosys, Wipro, Satyam and HCL Technologies have added 25,801 employees in the second quarter of 2007-08, against 27,000 in the second quarter of last fiscal.
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