Popular Articles

Centre strategises for today's meet
Before Uttam Kumar Reddy, Congress MLA from Huzurnagar (Telangana), left Hyderabad yesterday for Delhi to prepare himself for the all party meeting convened by Home Minister P Chidambaram on statehood for Telangana, he called upon the students who were agitating in Osmania University to hear what he already knew: laathi goli khayenge; Telangana le jayenge. Emotions ran high. The students asked: “those of you who are ready to be killed for a separate state, raise your hands” most of the 500,000-strong crowd raised its hands. “Those of you who are ready to kill for Telangana, raise your hands” was the next question. The same number of hands were raised again. Reddy heard the students and then boarded his Delhi-bound flight.

payday loans online
Missing Rajagopal resurfaces at NIMS
Congress MP Lagadapati Rajagopal, who did a vanishing act from Vijayawada Government Hospital on Sunday night, arrived at Nizam"s Institute of Medical Sciences (NIMS) here on Monday, putting an end to a 15- hour suspense over his whereabouts.

News of the day

Rupee down 5 paise at 46.93/$
Continuing with its losing streak, the rupee today fell by 5 paise in opening trade to 46.93 against the US dollar largely on fears of capital outflows by foreign funds.
Small Business

'RBI studying Dubai World default impact'

The Reserve Bank India today said it is examining the impact of the Dubai government"s decision to suspend debt payments by Dubai World, which led global stock markets to tumble amid fears of widespread default. - Dubai World owes us $ 1.9 bn: Abu Dhabi Commercial - ICICI Bank says no material exposure to Dubai - Dubai concerns not to impact India: Sharma - Dubai World debt concerns drag realty stocks in red - Dubai crisis may not impact remittances: FinSecy - Oil lower in Asian trade on Dubai World debt concerns Governor Duvvuri Subbarao said he has asked his officials to study the impact and "if necessary make recommendations". "We shouldn"t react to instant news like this. One lesson that we learnt from the (global financial) crisis is that we must study the developments and measure the extent of the problem and hence study the impact on India," said Subbarao, who attended an interactive session with the students of Indian School of Business here.


Add your comment:
Name:
Site address: http://
Your message:
Enter today\\\\'s date, 2 digits
(spam protection):