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India could grow at 8% this fiscal: Pranab | | Water! Delhiites guzzle the most, face crisis
Delhi Jal Board, which manages the city's water supply, points a finger at the population of 15 million, though its billed consumers are much less.
· Climate accord no threat to India: Pachauri
· Rescuing economy our most important feat: Obama
· Indo-Pak trade through Wagah border picking up
· The latest buzzwords? Solar products!
· Toyota launches diesel Prado @ Rs 52.74 lakh
· Minimum investment, tenure for Ulips to rise
· No withdrawal of stimulus before budget: FM
· India could grow at 8% this fiscal: Pranab
· US, China flayed for Copenhagen fiasco
· 2009 got art funds a bad name
· $2-bn WB loan will lower NHAI's borrowing needs
· Column: Tax reforms for higher growth
· 2009: Tax havens crack, banking secrecy sinks
· Climate accord won't 'control' India: Ramesh
· '2009 was a good year, next will be brighter'
· Court bans sale of Microsoft Word in US
· Climate: US for transparency to evaluate clauses
· Dubai: Flight-to-quality spurs property demand
· Yelp walks away from Google deal
· Fund-raising by realty focused PEs dips 70% in 2009
· Bangalore Hotels to face harsh winter
· Legal process outsourcing: South Africa is new kid on block
· MCA asks Sebi to provide details of RIL probe
· Tata launches Grande MK II
· Uttarakhand plans IIM at Kashipur
· Sebi holds hearing on IPO scam
· 'Never try to time the market'
· India's hotel industry looks, feels sunnier
· Indians are more entrepreneurial than others: Survey
· RIL makes third gas discovery in KG block
· Soon, IIMs may scrap Day Zero for placement
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