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London charities feed 5,000 to prove good food need not be wasted
19 Nov 2011
The misshapen carrots and potatoes and tonnes of other food material that supermarkets normally reject are not bad.
Tribune files amended plan of reorganisation
19 Nov 2011
Sukh Rram gets 5 years’ jail in 1996 telecom scam
19 Nov 2011
Sukh Ram, who was in 2002 awarded a 3-year jail term for causing a loss of Rs1.66 crore to the exchequer in a separate case relating to equipment supply, has been on bail.
BP, RIL form India Gas Solutions for sourcing, marketing gas
18 Nov 2011
The joint venture company will also develop infrastructure to accelerate transportation and marketing of natural gas within the country.
BP, RIL form India Gas Solutions for sourcing, marketing gas
18 Nov 2011
The joint venture company will also develop infrastructure to accelerate transportation and marketing of natural gas within the country.
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