| | June 11, 2009
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Dr Manmohan Singh | | The 100-day plan to revive Indian economy
The architect of India's economic reforms, Manmohan Singh, has another big mission on his hands now.
· India's costliest cities to live in
· Bangalore's loss, Buffalo's gain?
· How to bounce back from workplace mistakes
· Honda Jazz is here at Rs 743,000
· Ashok Chawla appointed divestment secretary
· Manmohan Singh asks PMO officials to 'think creatively'
· Satyamites celebrate 'strong' results
· Satyam employees resent 'selective' pay hikes
· Satyam board to discuss cost-cutting
· CitiFinancial reduces asset book by a third
· Slowdown: Indian executives feel least vulnerable
· Centre to finalise priority areas before Budget session
· M&M may buy out partner in Mahindra South Africa
· L&T to exit UltraTech as Birlas give no-objection
· Kingfisher Airlines may roll over Rs 8-bn debt
· BSNL to invest Rs 150 bn in FY10
· Andhra to attach assets of NFL promoter K S Raju, others
· Maytas working on Hyd Metro, Machilipatnam port plans
· Temping firms cash in on slowdown
· Call to make Web more accessible
· P&G to win more consumers in India, China
· Top performers get good pay hikes
· Small-town India holds the key
· P&G targets India, China for growth
· Fake 'Made-in-India' drugs exported from China
· Preferential shares: PIL challenges Sebi norms
· Mani Shankar Aiyar's e-mail account hacked
· Railways plan laundry units to provide clean bedrolls
· Indiaa??s inflation slips to 0.13%; banks may cut rates
· Meltdown a big opportunity if India, China team up
· GST is critical for economic reforms: Pranab
· Decontrol fuel price, restore tax holiday: Industry to govt
· Govt may ban import of Chinese phones sans IMEI tag
· Foodgrain at Rs 3 a kg: Talks begin on poll vow
· FIIs favour India; will keep investing: ICICI exec
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