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India, Saudi Sign 3 Accords
(January 30, 2006)
The Saudi Arabian King Abdullah bin
Abdul-Aziz al Saud completed his
four-day state visit to India.<More>
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Iran Withdraws from LNG Deal
(January
28, 2006)
Iran’s National Iranian Gas Export
Corporation (NIGEC) has said it will
reserve the right to withdraw supply
of 2.5 million tons of Liquefied
Natural Gas (LNG) if the crude oil
prices crosses USD $80 a barrel. <More>
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IT & ITES to Bring USD 130B Revenue
(January 28, 2006)
A Forrester Research study predicted
that Indian and Information
Technology (IT) and Business Process
Outsourcing (BPO) would fetch the
country USD 130 billion this year.<More>
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Saudi Will Invest 150B in
Infrastructure
(January 27,
2006)
With the historical visit of the
Saudi Arabia King Abdullah bin
Abdul-Aziz al Saud to India, the two
countries are expected to sign three
major agreements on terrorism,
trade, and investments.<More>
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Saudi Abdullah 4 Day Visit
(January 26, 2006)
After a space of 51 years, Saudi
Arabian King Abdullah bin Abdul-Aziz
al Saud is visiting India for a
4-day visit. Defying protocols, the
Prime Minister received him at the
airport.<More>
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ONGC Invests 250 m in Sudan
(January
25, 2006)
ONGC Videsh Limited and Bharat Heavy
Electricals Limited (BHEL) have
teamed up to invest USD 350 million
in a 500 megawatt (MW) project in
Sudan.<More>
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India, Saudi Strengthen Economic
Ties (January 25, 2006)
Saudi Arabian King Abdullah bin
Abdul-Aziz visited China and the two
countries have signed a protocol on
oil exploration, natural gas, and
minerals.<More>
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IFC Continue to Support Indian Infra
Investments (January 21, 2006)
In a recent report, the
International Finance Corporation (IFC),
the private sector lending arm of
the World Bank, has said that it
will continue to support Indian
investments in infrastructure.<More>
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India, Saudi to Fight Terrorism
(January 21, 2006)
India and Saudi Arabia will sign an
agreement that will increase
co-operation to fight crime and
terrorism, avoid double taxation,
and prevent tax evasion.<More>
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Netherlands Praises India's Economic
Progress
(January
20, 2006)
Speaking at the Indian Institute of
Science (IISc), the Netherlands
Prime Minister Jan Peter Balkenende
said that India is well on its way
to becoming a global economic and
political power. <More>
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Govt Plans More Power Plants
(January
18, 2006)
The Federal Power Ministry unveiled
ambitious plans to create several
ultra mega power plants that can
generate 4000 mega watts (mw) at the
cost of Rs.150 billion each.<More>
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UK Plans FTA with India and EU
(January
18, 2006)
To get a fair share of India's
growing global trade engagement,
Britain has mooted a plan to create
a Free Trade Agreement between India
and the European Union.<More>
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TRAI to Resurrect Convergance
(January 17, 2006)
The Telecom Regulatory Authority of
India (TRAI) is planning to
resurrect an old plan to converge
telecom, Internet, and broadcasting
sectors. <More>
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KIOCL Stops Mining Western Ghats
(January
17, 2006)
The Kudremukh Iron Ore Company
Limited (KIOCL), a Federal
Government-owned public sector
company complied with Supreme Court
orders and stopped mining ore in the
environmentally sensitive Western
Ghats.<More>
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Corps Want Simple Taxation Structure
(January
16, 2006)
Several economists encouraged the
Government to maintain corporate
taxation structure but simplify it.
<More>
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Increased NRI Remittance Contains
Deficit
(January
16, 2006)
A 15% increased inward remittances
from expatriates have contained
current account to about 2.5% of the
USD 800 billion Indian economy. <More>
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India and Japan Expects to Sign CEPA
(January
16, 2006)
Indian and Japan are expected to
sign a Comprehensive Economic
Partnership Agreement (CEPA) by the
end of the year. <More>
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India, China Sign Oil and Gas
Framework
(January
14, 2006)
Federal Petroleum Minister Mani
Shankar Aiyar said that India and
China signed a framework that would
allow state-owned oil and gas
companies can evolve and submit
joint bids for acquisition of assets
overseas. <More>
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Indo-Saudi Agreements Announced
(January 14, 2006)
Information and Broadcasting
Minister Priyaranjan Munshi stated
announced that the Indian and Saudi
Governments are signing a bilateral
agreement on investment and
protection.<More>
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FM to Simplify FBT
(January
13, 2006)
Indian Finance Minister P.
Chidambaram has said that the
Government will simplify the
controversial Fringe Benefit Tax (FBT)
but not withdraw it. <More>
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Myanmar Pipeline Setback
(January 12, 2006)
In a major blow to Indian plans
procure gas and transport them
through trans-national pipelines,
Myanmar has spurned an Indian offer
in favor of China.<More>
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Budget to have Rural Bias
(January
11, 2006)
The Indian Finance Minister P.
Chidambaram met with business
leaders for a pre-budget
consultations and hinted that the
budget will have a strong rural bias
and emphasis.<More>
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Board of Trade Discuss Decline in
Exports (January 11, 2006)
Federal Commerce & Industry Minister
Kamal Nath has called for a Board of
Trade meeting to discuss the
alarming decline in exports in
November 2005. <More>
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SC Agrees to Hear FBT
(January 10, 2006)
The Supreme Court has agreed to hear
several cases filed in High Courts
against the controversial Fringe
Benefit Tax (FBT). <More>
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Govt Approves New Oil Project
(January 10, 2006)
The Government authorized the
creation of a strategic oil reserve
project under the control of the
federal Oil Industry Development
Board (OIDB).<More>
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