Mamata magic and Duronto trains...More

Rediff
September 16, 2009

Business

Yamaha launches VMAX @ Rs 20 lakh

Even in a recession banks make merry, thanks to you!
The banking sector and particularly the banks in India, is probably the one industry that has not only managed to survive the economic slowdown but even thrive during these hard times.

· IPL-III on a sticky wicket
· 'India Inc's hiring slows down 3.6%'
· IOC losing Rs 79 crore per day
· Another twist to Ambani gas war

· Why closing a loan is very important
· Mamata magic and Duronto trains
· Builders start raising home prices
· Nath on what dogs Indian road projects
· How India survived the financial tsunami

· All about Bhavishya Nirman bonds
· How to insure your two-wheeler
· The benefits of single premium plans

· 'RIL's marketing margins illegal'
· The RIL-NRPC spat continues
· McDonald's India to add 40 outlets
· Indian exports will slip this year: Min

· Decision on AI infusion soon
· Yamaha launches VMAX @ Rs 20 lakh
· More social sector schemes in 12th Plan
· SBI upbeat on foreign expansion
· US patent lawsuit against Dr Reddy's

· Onida replaces devil with new age couple
· Land Acquisition Bill on the anvil?
· Bonanza for India's hotel industry
· How green are the shoots?
· Angioplasty conducted on Ramalinga Raju
· Satyam recovers 32 clients since May
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