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Jet Airways buys Sahara for Rs 1450
Finally, the deal has been sealed. The Jet Airways has agreed to buy out Sahara Airlines for Rs 1450 crore.
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Sena-BJP combine bags two Lok Sabha seats in by-polls
The Shiv Sena-BJP today scored impressive wins in two of the three Lok Sabha by-polls in Maharashtra after a series of losses in assembly by- elections.
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Jet Airways buys Air Sahara for Rs 2050 cr
Finally, the deal has been sealed. The Jet Airways has agreed to buy the Air Sahara for Rs 2050 crore.Both Jet and Sahara have submitted their proposal to the Arbitrators.
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Another soldier in Kashmir commits suicide
Yet another soldier has committed suicide in Jammu and Kashmir. Pradeep Yadav shot himself inside a heavily guarded camp of the anti-insurgency Rashtriya Rifles in Baramulla district, police said Thursday.
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New $500m fund to transform Indian cities
Cities feeling high and dry after being excluded from the Rs 50,000-crore modernisation programme under the Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission (JNNURM) may heave a sigh of relief.
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ISRO eyes mission to Mars
The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is open to launch a mission to Mars if the government gives a green signal, a top official of the space agency said here Wednesday.
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Indian economy to grow at 7.8% in '08, says IMF
With the world economy predicted to slow down this year, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has forecast that Indian economy will grow at 7.8 per cent in 2008. "Emerging markets and developing countries are expected to continue to grow strongly, albeit at a somewhat slower pace than in 2006," IMF said in its World Economic Outlook (WEO) report on Wednesday.
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EC verdict likely on CD case today
The Election Commission is likely to deliver its verdict on the controversial CD case which involves the Bharttiya Janata Party.
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3 cases of rape & outraging of modesty at Nandigram
The West Bengal government admitted that three cases have been registered against unknown police personnel for alleged rape and outraging of modesty at Nandigram on March 14 but denied that the police had resorted to indiscriminate firing there.
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New chapter in Dutt's life
Sanjay Dutt's life has all the ingredients that make a bestseller. It has been a journey lined with anger, grief, bitterness and, ultimately, some satisfaction.
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Sachin, Murthy get a rude nationalism lesson
Infosys chief mentor Narayana Murthy is in the middle of a controversy following his comments on the National Anthem.
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Raj Thackeray bats for Sachin
Maharashtra Navnirman Sena leader Raj Thackeray has come out strongly in defence of Sachin Tendulkar who is in the eye of a storm following the World Cup debacle.
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Now, Naxals take arms delivery from government factory
A large cache of government-issue explosives seized recently from Maoists by the Jharkhand police has unnerved the security establishment.
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Your second car may be costlier
You may have to pay tax on the second car you buy. The urban development ministry has proposed that every second car in a household will attract a cess over and above road tax and value-added tax (VAT).
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Green signal for Commonwealth Games village
Clearing the uncertainty over the DDA's plans to construct the Commonwealth Games village on the Yamuna River bed, the Environment Ministry has given a green signal to the project.
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Countdown begins for Agni III launch
The four-hour "range countdown" for test-firing the missile from the launch pad at the Wheeler's Island here began at six am this morning, defence sources said.
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Inflation a global problem: Chidambaram
Apparently rejecting criticism that RBI`s frequent rate hikes may stunt growth, Finance Minister P Chidambaram today said world over central banks were taking such measures to contain inflation.
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UP suffering from `chaupat raj`: Sonia Gandhi
Launching an attack on the Mulayam Singh Yadav regime ahead of the UP Assembly polls, Congress president Sonia Gandhi today said there was "chaupat raj" (failed governance) in the state, that had now become a haunt of crime and corruption.
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Man attemps suicide in Bombay HC premises
A 29-year-old man allegedly attempted suicide by cutting his wrist in the Bombay High Court premises on Wednesday morning, police said.
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L&T to set up high-tech ship building yard
India's largest engineering firm Larsen & Toubro will be the first company to set up a major state-of-the-art ship building yard at a cost of Rs 1,500 crore.
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Mumbai, Kolkata to face maximum brunt of climate change
Mumbai and Kolkata will be the worst sufferer among Indian cities with flash rains, floods and fall in water tables as well as water conservation potential, says an international report on climate change.
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Venkatesh Prasad says Dravid's men will soon be back to their winning ways
Rahul Dravid's men may have cut a sorry figure in the World Cup but India's newly-appointed bowling coach Venkatesh Prasad does not consider it a 'crisis situation' and believes the squad is resilient enough to overcome the setback.
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Pune has 16,000 millionaires now
Pune, the emerging IT hub of India, now boasts of having at least 16,000 millionaires. If the statistics collated by the income tax department are indeed accurate, then 15% of the country’s taxpayers earning over Rs 10 lakh a year are in Pune.
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Tendulkar in a new controversy
Sachin Tendulkar, the darling of cricket lovers over the years but one whose fan club has dwindled in the recent past, is the big man everybody likes to have a shy at nowadays.
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PSLV-C8 to be launched on April 23
ISRO is scheduled to launch its Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle C-8 carrying the Italian scientific satellite Agile and India's Advanced Avionics Module (AMM) from Sriharikota on April 23, which will be the first fully commercial launch of Indian space agency.
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The 'power' politics in Uttar Pradesh polls
According to a study carried out a voluntary organisation, Election Watch, the Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) topped the list of nominees with criminal antecedents, while the ruling Samajwadi Party had fielded the maximum number of millionaires in the ongoing state assembly elections that commenced April 7.
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RIL checks into hotels business
The Mukesh Ambani-controlled Reliance Industries is entering the supply-deficient hospitality business and is in talks with big international names such as Walt Disney, Ritz Carlton and Four Seasons for managing some of its hotels.
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Car sales up 3%, bikes down 3.5% in March
The ever hardening interest rates has impacted the growth of domestic automobile sales in March with passenger car sales growing by just 2.89% while the motorcycles segment saw a dip of 3.5%.
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Raj Television board okays launching 11 channels
Broadcaster Raj Television Network Ltd said late on Tuesday its board approved launching 11 new channels, including a national Hindi channel.
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MCX gold deliveries fall in April
The Multi Commodity Exchange of India Ltd (MCX) saw 610.7 kg of gold delivered at the final settlement of two futures contracts this month, lower than 1.06 tonnes delivered in April 2006, an exchange official said.
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