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South India to get KG gas by 2012: oil ministry
22 Mar 2010
India to produce 35,000 MW nuclear power by 2020: Banerjee
22 Mar 2010
India is expected to produce 35,000 MW nuclear power by 2020, chairman of Atomic Energy Commission and secretary, Department of Atomic Energy (DAE), Dr Srikumar Banerjee said
Indian film and TV business contributes $6.2bn to GDP
20 Mar 2010
The Indian film and television industry contributed $6.2 billion to India's GDP in the financial year 2008-09 while employing 1.8 million people according to a report issued Friday in New Delhi at the Asia Society Conference
ONGC investment in Venezuela approved
20 Mar 2010
The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs yesterday cleared ONGC's $2.2-billion investment in an oil block in Venezuela.
Nine telecom firms bid for 3G auctions
19 Mar 2010
TTK Prestige enters induction stove production
19 Mar 2010
India to award 33 oil and gas blocks under NELP-VIII
19 Mar 2010
The new contracts will accelerate oil exploration and production in the country thereby increasing the energy security of the country, the government says
Idea books in order, say special auditors
18 Mar 2010
Iran, Pakistan secure $7.5 billion gas pipeline deal
17 Mar 2010
Pakistan and Iran have signed agreements for the much-delayed Iran-Pakistan-India gas natural gas pipeline, effectively converting the project into a bilateral affair between these two nations.
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