Preity Zinta peps up business school The Siasat Daily | Mumbai, February 08: The pretty actress Preity Zinta is all done with her course in the prestigious Harvard business school is all set to dabble in various aspects of the entertainment industry, including production. | Narrating the light moments of her studies at Harvard Preity laughs and says, â...
Providing a cohesive platform for Indian designers The Hindu | Promoting Indian talent: Fashion expert Sunil Sethi during an interview in New Delhi. | Fashion Design Council of India president Sunil Sethi wants the designer community to use traditional handloom and embroidery in their new funky collections. In a chat with Madhur Tankha he reveals his plans fo...
The Mumbai split Indian Express | The Shiv Sena is not merely the BJP’s oldest ally, it is considered the BJP’s most dependable partner. Both parties share a common Hindutva ideology. On the Ram Janamabhoomi issue, unlike the other NDA allies, Shiv Sena chief Bal Thackeray was, if ...
AirAsia to fly to Chennai, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Mumbai, New Delhi The Star | KUALA LUMPUR: Low cost carrier AirAsia says it will fly to the Indian cities of Chennai, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Mumbai and New Delhi. | To mark the opening for sale of the new routes, it is offering fares as low as RM199 for the booking period from ...
Tesco store in Mumbai by year-end Deccan Herald Bangalore, Jan 25, DHNS: | UK-based retailer Tesco, on Monday, said the company’s first cash-and-carry store will be opened in Mumbai before the year-end. Further, it’s joint venture with Tata Trent to develop Star Bazaar chain of stores was also goi...
Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai top Forbes' most delayed airports Deccan Chronicle Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai top Forbes' most delayed airports | Washington: Airports in India and China top Forbes' third annual list of the World's Most Delayed Airports with Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport taking the prize for the airpo...
Mittal drives into Mumbai RTO to get licence Indian Express | Officials and onlookers were in for a surprise when business tycoon L N Mittal recently turned up at the Regional Transport Office (RTO) at Tardeo to get his learning driving licence. | Confirming the visit, a Transport department official said, "t...
L N Mittal drives into Mumbai RTO to get licence The Times Of India MUMBAI: Officials and onlookers were in for a surprise when business tycoon L N Mittal recently turned up at the Regional Transport Office (RTO) at Tardeo here to get his learning driving licence. | Confirming the visit, a Transport department offici...
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Gold, silver nosedive on frantic sell-off The Hindu | MUMBAI: Gold prices faltered to its three-month low at the bullion market here on Friday on frantic sell-off by stockists and speculators triggered by a sharp fall in internation...
Seiko to expand retail network in India to 250 stores in 2 years DNA India | Mumbai: Japanese premium watch-maker, Seiko, plans to expand its retail network in India to 250 over the next two-years through tie-ups with retailers in order to have a pie of t...
CRR not to impact bank earnings Deccan Herald Mumbai, Feb 8, DHNS: | Rating agency Moody’s, on Monday, said that the CRR hike announced by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) in its quarterly review would have ‘negligible impact’ on bank earnings. | Moody’s Investors Service said “The a...
Turkish firm eyes aviation biz in India Deccan Herald New Delhi, Feb 8, DHNS: | Celebi Holding, one of the largest business conglomerates from Turkey, has said it will invest $ 100 million in the Indian aviation sector by end-2010. | It will make these investments in ground handling at the Delhi Intern...
NHRC awaits report on Chatwal from Kerala government Samachaar New Delhi: The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has sought a report from the Kerala government following a complaint by a businessman that he and his associates were “illegally detained” at the behest of NRI hotelier Sant Singh Cha...
Turkish cargo handling firm to invest $100 mn in India Samachaar New Delhi: Celebi Holding, a major player in the Turkish airport ground handling and cargo operations, Monday said it will invest $100 million (Rs.500 crore) in India after bagging contracts for Delhi and Mumbai international airports. | Celebi Groun...
Ray of hope for the hotel industry DNA India | Mumbai: The hospitality and tourism industry continued to suffer from the impact of the slowdown, which had set in from October-November 2008, for most of the past year. Its woes were further escalated by the after effects of the Mumbai terror attacks in November 2008. | The industry sulked that the government did not extend a relief package desp...
