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Renault plans to unveil electric vehicles in India | | India 2020: What will we be like?
India's GDP in 2020, at just under $3 trillion at today's prices and exchange rates, would be less than two-thirds of what China has already achieved in 2009: $4.6 trillion.
· 10 market trends to watch out for!
· The decade's top 10 policy initiatives
· How Bihar can rise as a developed state
· Speak with hands free: 2 new headsets
· No claim for loss of medicines during flight: Forum
· Bosch develops diesel engine for Nano
· In a first, Maha asks Videocon to shift SEZ
· Private firms to arm police with modern weapons
· Coming soon: An artificial mind?
· 60% of services sector units in rural India: Survey
· A dozen banks to get new chiefs this year
· Gaming biz to touch $830 mn by 2012: Nasscom
· Indian-American fired over $20-million embezzlement charge
· 10th Auto Expo: Focus on small and green cars
· Ranbaxy launches anti-fungal chemical in India
· IBM ties up with IITs for green tech research
· Dubai has Chicago to thank for the Burj
· New govt buildings to comply with green rating norms
· Domestic auto sales grow 49% in December
· Is gold a good hedge?
· Mercedes sales declines over 10% in India
· Food inflation to ease next month: Montek
· Mobile comics get more popular
· A pill for your investment woes
· Renault plans to unveil electric vehicles in India
· The Leela reflects Gurgaon's rise
· Relax, capitalism is not the problem
· Will there be a boom in 2010-11?
· Making money no more the true measure of success
· Investment boom to boost India Inc's prowess
· Coming soon: Self-drive cars!
· '2010 is going to be a difficult year'
· 'We'll get incremental growth from education, govt in 2010'
· Maharashtra realty to cost more
· RIL raises Rs 2,587 cr via sale of treasury stocks
· Patent regime set for fresh changes
· Indian drug makers maintain pace of US marketing approvals
· BSE moves Sebi for listing its shares
· Few companies can afford to miss Delhi Auto Expo
· Retailers mull new strategies for small stores
· Commodity stocks gave best returns in 2009
· PSU banks need to fill 40,000 vacancies
· Yale, Harvard, MIT buy Sibal's plan
· Maharashtra prods builders to go green
· India 2020: What will we be like?
· Budget' 10: Departments, ministries ask for the moon
· Sugar price up on UP ban
· Cervical cancer drug majors vie for India pie
· Extended trade from today, brokers buck up
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