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Mobile number portability is now for real
20 Jan 2011
15 Indian companies bid for Afghan iron deposits
20 Jan 2011
Gujarat inks deal for Asia’s biggest tidal power plant
20 Jan 2011
Currently, India generates over 15,000 MW of power from all renewable sources, with 10,000 MW from wind energy alone, says the ministry of new and renewable energy
Amrutanjan to form JV with Austin Chemical of US
19 Jan 2011
MNP: more options, but will services improve?
19 Jan 2011
Cut taxes on crude, Deora tells Pranab
19 Jan 2011
Petroleum minister Murli Deora today sought the abolition of customs duty on crude oil and a cut in excise duty on diesel to avoid fuel price hikes due to spiralling crude prices
Frontline Club to discuss Assange involvement
19 Jan 2011
Environment ministry orders halt to 'unauthorised' Lavasa project
18 Jan 2011
The ministry, however, offered to consider the project on conditions and subject to imposition of penalties
Environment ministry orders halt to 'unauthorised' Lavasa project
18 Jan 2011
The ministry, however, offered to consider the project on conditions and subject to imposition of penalties
India boosts coal imports from South Africa
18 Jan 2011
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