Industry
India, France seal $9.3-bn deal for two N-power plants
06 Dec 2010
India and France on Monday signed a framework agreement for construction of two 1650 MW nuclear power reactors in Maharashtra. As many as six of these EPRs will eventually be built, at an approximate cost of $25 billion.
Lava Mobiles launches touchscreen model A10
06 Dec 2010
Hindalco-Essar Power among firms to receive coal ministry notice for delay in block development
06 Dec 2010
Hindalco-Essar Power among firms to receive coal ministry notice for delay in block development
06 Dec 2010
CBI grills ex-TRAI official; Raja may be next
04 Dec 2010
The move to question Raja is now likely after the CBI has transcribed nearly 6,000 telephone calls involving corporate lobbyist Nira Radia, Raja and others
Jairam Ramesh, Azad on Congress ‘media panel’
04 Dec 2010
Bureaucrats get notices over Adarsh flats
03 Dec 2010
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