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Mobile number portability delayed to 25 November
02 Nov 2010
PM warns of hydrocarbons demand-supply mismatch
01 Nov 2010
India imports nearly 80 per cent of its crude oil requirements and spent almost $80 billion to import about 160 million tonnes of crude oil last fiscal since domestic production has stagnated at below 35 million tonnes
'Functional, probiotic foods' gain ground
01 Nov 2010
'Functional, probiotic foods' gain ground
01 Nov 2010
'Functional, probiotic foods' gain ground
01 Nov 2010
India to shop for foreign oil, gas assets overseas within limited avenues within: Deloitte
01 Nov 2010
India, Sudan to boost oil sector cooperation
30 Oct 2010
Iran offers to talk on nuclear programme
30 Oct 2010
Wait till January-end, RIM tells Indian government
29 Oct 2010
BlackBerry smartphone maker Research In Motion has agreed to provide lawful interception of its messaging services in India by end-January 2011.
India, South Korea agree on civil nuclear pact
29 Oct 2010
Korea will be the ninth country after the US, France, Russia, Canada, Mongolia, Kazakhstan, Argentina and Namibia with which India will be signing the nuclear agreement
India's gold sales to surge 40 per cent Y-o-Y
29 Oct 2010
Jewellery off-take was lower across most markets, with only a few countries bucking the trend to report an increase over Q2 2009
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