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Labour leaders vent their rage on govt
Dawn
| By Zaheer Ahmed Khan | KARACHI: Trade union leaders hold wrong planning, smuggling, hoarding and failure of the implementation machinery responsible for current food crisis. | Rulers’ apathy, pathetic contribution of statisticians, wadera culture and subjugation of tillers were the other factors r...
AppLabs promotes Teje to CEO
The Business Review
| Software tester said Wednesday it has promoted its president and chief operating officer, Makarand Teje, to CEO. | Teje, who joined AppLabs last August, will still report to the company's founder and chairman, Sashi Reddi, who had been its CEO. Red...
Omidyar Network gives $4.3M to RDI
The Business Review
| The , the philanthropic investment company established by founder Pierre Omidyar and his wife, Pam, has given $4.3 million to the Rural Development Institute (RDI) to help buy land for poor people in rural India. | The Omidyar Network is based in R...
eBay founder's firm gives $4.3M to RDI
The Business Review
| The Omidyar Network, the philanthropic investment company established by founder Pierre Omidyar and his wife, Pam, has given $4.3 million to the (RDI) to help buy land for poor people in rural India. | The Seattle nonprofit will target the Indian s...
Gov. Doyle leading trade mission to India
The Business Review
| Wisconsin Gov. Jim Doyle Tuesday announced that he will lead a trade mission in November to India, where state exports have grown 29 percent over the last year. | Doyle, who said overall state exports grew 11 percent in 2007, made the announcement ...
Ohio developer buys land for $8M, plans retail center/hotel near Indian Lake Village
The Business Review
| An Ohio developer paid $8.1 million for 20.93 acres of land in Hendersonville for a retail shopping center and hotel to be located on Indian Lake Boulevard. | bought the land May 1 and Glitz & Associates of Canton, Ohio will develop it. The ret...
Report: 23% drop in online ad rates from economic slowdown
The Business Review
| Ad optimization software company on Tuesday released its second monthly PubMatic AdPrice Index, which indicates that the economic slowdown in the U.S. has led to a 23 percent drop in overall monetization for the online advertising industry. | Palo ...
 KLdy1 - Feb07 - memorial of the 2004 Bali Bombings in Bali - jkt07. (dy1)
WN
Bali bombings: A sister's search for justice
The Independent
| I awoke early in the morning to the sound of the Bombay traffic hooting its way past the Gateway of India, with mixed feelings of jet lag, disorientation and excitement that I wa...
Pickup Trucks(sl1)
Public Domain
Trucks to roll from Mumbai to Alpharetta
The Business Review
| With oil prices spilling over $110 per barrel, an Indian automaker plans to hit the market's sweet spot by introducing a convoy of fuel-sipping diesel vehicles stateside. | Mumba...
In brief: Scarlett Keeling; Rapist jailed
The Times
div#related-article-links p a, div#related-article-links p a:visited { color:#06c; } | School is criticised after hammer attack | A judge criticised the school where a teenager was beaten severely with a hammer, before giving custodial sentences to f...
TradeCapture to move to Houston
The Business Review
| is moving its corporate headquarters to Houston from Stamford, Conn. | The company, which already has a Houston office, provides commodity trading and transaction management solutions. | "Houston is a vital market for us, and a strategic locat...
Human Rights
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80 killed by series of blasts in Western India
Examiner
JAIPUR, India (Map, News) - Police imposed a daylong curfew in the western Indian city of Jaipur on Wednesday to prevent any retaliatory violence after a series of blasts in crowded areas left at least 80 people dead. | Authorities suspect Islamic militants were behind the blasts, and they moved quickly to stop any potential clashes between the cit...
Terrorism
india kashmir tight security
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Rattled Jaipur hires security expert from SA
The Times Of India
| JAIPUR: The Jaipur blasts terrified the foreign players so much that they seriously contemplated going back home. They decided to stay back after a lot of convincing on security issues. According to the Team Jaipur management, Shaun Dippenaar, a security expert from South Africa, has now been hired to oversee security arrangements at the city's S...
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