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Padma Shri A Sivasailam, Amalgamations Group chairman passes away
13 Jan 2011
According to A Vellayan, chairman of the Murugappa Group, Sivasailam was “a stalwart in the southern industrial scene and a father figure for Chennai.”
Government lax, media unethical, Tata tells SC
13 Jan 2011
Ratan Tata voiced the criticism in an affidavit filed in the court in response to the government's reply to his petition seeking protection of his right to privacy
Government lax, media unethical, Tata tells SC
13 Jan 2011
Ratan Tata voiced the criticism in an affidavit filed in the court in response to the government's reply to his petition seeking protection of his right to privacy
Elite walking free despite huge crimes: Narayana Murthy
12 Jan 2011
N R Narayana Murthy said today that the "elite" are going unpunished though they commit "huge crimes" in the country, which he sees as a problem with society
SC notice to ‘unelected’ Jharkhand CM Munda
11 Jan 2011
Sankar Narayan appointed Virgin Blue CFO
08 Jan 2011
Binayak Sen moves HC against conviction
07 Jan 2011
Pierre Nanterme takes charge as CEO, Accenture
06 Jan 2011
Suresh Balakrishna bids adieu to Mail Today
06 Jan 2011
PM honours professor R C Sobti, Punjab University's VC for contribution to science and technology
05 Jan 2011
I-T tribunal upholds tax claim on Win Chadha, Quattrochi on Bofors kickbacks
03 Jan 2011
ITAT said the CIT failed in appreciating the fact that the payments were made without bringing on record any evidence to substantiate the allegation
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