Water scare! Indian cities to run dry soon...More

December 11, 2009

Business Water crisis Water scare! Most Indian cities may run dry soon Severe water shortage has already led to a growing number of conflicts across the country, with 90 per cent of India's territory served by inter-state rivers. · IIP grows by a robust 10.3% in Oct · How many Indians live below poverty line? 27.5%! · US lawmakers agree on Climate Bill agenda · Carbon credits offer us a Rs 28,000-cr opportunity · Telangana formation raises business concerns · PSU oil firms to lose Rs 45,478 cr on sales · 3G spectrum auction on schedule: Raja · A peek into Bajaj Auto's illustrious journey · Tax alert! Don't invest your allowances · What Bengaluru must learn from San Francisco · Column: The cost of land · 'We stand on firm ground, no question of merger' · AP gets $405 mn for eco-friendly transport system · Water crisis: Maharashtra to desalinate sea water · Wipro gets land for second campus in West Bengal · UID: Bankers, Nilekani to discuss financial inclusion · Indian professors clear outsourcing test · Google adds real-time updates to tackle Bing · US stimulus: Treasury gets more returns · Hourly wages keep employees happier · Christmas season brings cheers for handicraft exporters · Corus layoffs: Union says fight is not yet over · Media firms hiring again, but not like pre-boom days · 'Sensex to hit 22,000 by December 2010' · Some advice on choosing money advisors · Now, extra cover on your car insurance · Pharma firms to need 200,000 more grads by 2015 · Jindal Power plans second biggest IPO · US nuclear firms close in on Indian market · Singur rail coach factory hinges on land solution · ICICI Bank to focus on home loans as realty picks up · ONGC loses bid for Iraqi oilfield · Banks cannot be supervised by MPs: Pranab · DE Shaw reaps $500 mn in DAL deal · NHAI plans pvt hands for toll collection · Nirma's 'controversial' project gets govt nod · IFRS switch: Govt confident, industry not sure · R-Infra gets Rs 1,000-cr contract from Gujarat govt · Air India to fly 6 days a week from Shillong · Taro tells shareholders to keep Sun at bay, warns of disaster · The perfect car parking plan developed

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