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Cessed out	11.1.2018	HBL: Industry & Economy
Local producers need relief from crude cess
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Kerala to use robots to clean sewers, end manual scavenging	11.1.2018	India – The Indian Express

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Vijay Mallya in UK court for hearing in extradition case	11.1.2018	India – The Indian Express

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Congress slams Gadkari, says pseudo-nationalist BJP wants to issue certificate of ‘loyalty’ to Navy	11.1.2018	India – The Indian Express

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‘Taxmen attached benami properties worth ₹3,500 cr.’	11.1.2018	Hindu: Economy
More than 900 cases cracked; I-T dept. will intensify drive, says Finance Ministry
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Netanyahu may press for talks on free trade pact	11.1.2018	BusinessLine - Policy
Israeli PM will visit India from January 14-19
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Deposit insurance cover will continue: Centre	11.1.2018	BusinessLine - Policy
RBI suggests adding new provision to ensure the ₹1-lakh limit remains
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SBI to raise Rs 200 billion via long-term bonds for affordable housing	11.1.2018	News
SBI had earlier proposed to raise Rs 50 billion for the purpose
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Level of uncertainties in IT-industry better understood now, says NASSCOM President	11.1.2018	DNA: Popular News
Uncertainties facing the information technology industry have settled down to some extent and their level is now better understood, NASSCOM President R Chandrashekhar said today. He said there has been a lot of turbulence in the industry last year following heightened uncertainties. "But to some extent now, they (uncertainties) have settled down; not that uncertainty has disappeared but the level of the uncertainty now is far better understood," Chandrashekhar told reporters here. He also said NASSCOM has shared its budget expectations with the Finance Ministry and they centred around the ease of doing business and not about sops. "Basically, it's centred around the ease of doing business, challenges with regard to GST, some of the issues regarding taxation and environment for the start-up eco system, including angel tax issues. But essentially about streamlining the business environment; it's not about sops," Chandrashekhar said. He said Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become a big area now, because ...
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Singular initiative	11.1.2018	HBL: Editorial
Liberalising FDI norms will enhance business confidence and boost investment inflows
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Not Shelved! Shraddha Kapoor to begin shooting for Saina Nehwal biopic in September	11.1.2018	DNA: Popular News
Filmmaker Amole Gupte says the biopic on badminton ace Saina Nehwal has not been shelved as they plan to start shooting in September this year. There were reports that the film, starring Shraddha Kapoor as Nehwal, was put on the back-burner after hitting a roadblock. When asked if the film has been shelved, Gupte informed, "I didn't respond to reports because I know what I am doing. It is better that the production house speaks, which is T-Series, rather than me. We are definitely going on floors in September." The director said he has been working on the film since 2015 and will not rush it. "I have already given two-and-a-half years of my life. I am used to this pace (of working). There is a lot of preparation required for this film. We are at it," he said. Currently, Gupte is awaiting the TV premiere of his last release, Sniff. The film will be airing on &Pictures on January 14 and he is glad the film is getting a wider platform. "Few minds in this nation respect children's content. I have seen some ...
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‘Independent directors are watchdogs of firms’	11.1.2018	Hindu: Industry
Should impart a balanced view with credibility: Chaudhary
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Loka Kerala Sabha raisesState’s development hopes	11.1.2018	Hindu: Kerala
Inaugural session begins at Assembly complex today
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India seeks UK’s help in early extradition of liquor baron Vijay Mallya	11.1.2018
London/New Delhi: India sought UK"s help on Thursday in early extradition of liquor tycoon Vijay Mallya from Britain to face the law at home in connection with cases of fraud and money laundering amounting to around Rs 9,000 crore. During the bilateral meeting with UK minister for security and economic crime Ben Wallace, Union minister of state for home Kiren Rijiju was made aware about the undergoing case at the Westminster Magistrates" Court here. During the talks, the minister sought Britain"s help in early extradition of the fugitive industrialist, the official privy to the meeting said. "Bilateral meeting with Mr Ben Wallace, UK Minister for Security & Economic Crime was fruitful. We discussed about issues of cooperation in cyber security, radicalisations, extradition of persons wanted by India & UK, sharing of informations," Rijiju tweeted after the meeting. Bilateral meeting with Mr Ben Wallace, UK Minister for Security & Economic Crime was fruitful. We ...
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YouTube limits Logan Paul vlog due to apparent suicide post	11.1.2018	Technology – The Indian Express

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Power-hog Bitcoin mining could answer scientific, mathematical puzzles	11.1.2018	Technology – The Indian Express

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Israel to invest USD 68.6 million to boost cooperation with India	11.1.2018	The Tribune
Jerusalem, January 11 Israel will invest USD 68.6 million to boost cooperation with India in areas like tourism, technology, agriculture and innovation over a period of four years, a senior official here has said ahead of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s high-profile India visit next week. The commitment is in addition to the India-Israel Industrial R&D and Technological Innovation Fund of USD 40 million over five years with equal contribution from both sides that has already been agreed between the two sides, Deputy Director General of Israel’s Foreign Ministry, Gilad Cohen, told PTI. Netanyahu will be leading a high-profile delegation comprising 130 businessmen from 102 Israeli companies drawn from areas like agriculture, water, cyber security, health care and security on his four-day trip to India starting January 14. It will be the second visit by an Israeli Prime Minister to India after a gap of 15 years since Ariel Sharon visited New Delhi in 2003. The visit comes merely six months after Prime ...
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In London, Rijiju seeks UK help in early extradition of Mallya	11.1.2018	The Tribune
London, January 11 India Thursday sought UK's help in early extradition of liquor tycoon Vijay Mallya from Britain to face the law at home in connection with cases of fraud and money laundering amounting to around Rs 9,000 crore. During the bilateral meeting with UK Minister for Security and Economic Crime, Ben Wallace, Union Minister of State for Home Kiren Rijiju was made aware about the undergoing case at the Westminster Magistrates' Court here. During the talks, the minister sought Britain's help in early extradition of the fugitive industrialist, the official privy to the meeting said. "Bilateral meeting with Mr Ben Wallace, UK Minister for Security & Economic Crime was fruitful. We discussed about issues of cooperation in cyber security, radicalisations, extradition of persons wanted by India & UK, sharing of informations," Rijiju tweeted after the meeting. The official said Rijiju has pressed for cooperation from Britain in extradition of 13 individuals, including Mallya, former IPL honcho Lalit ...
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Working to ensure 'leading power' India's membership in NSG: US envoy	11.1.2018
New Delhi: The United States sees India as a "leading power" in the Indo-Pacific region, Washington's envoy to New Delhi Kenneth Juster said on Thursday, describing the country as a potential regional trade hub for American businesses. In his first policy speech since taking over as ambassador, Juster laid out the Trump administration's agenda for India and emphasised that the US will not tolerate "cross-border terrorism" or terror safe havens. However, Juster made no reference to Pakistan in his speech. The US recently suspended military aid to Islamabad, accusing it of "lies and deceit". Juster acknowledged that the US and India initially had "strained" exchanges on topics related to the transfer of sensitive US technology with both military and conventional applications. "Now, India is celebrating its membership in two of the four multilateral export control regimes -- the Wassenaar Arrangement on dual-use items, which India just joined, and the ...
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And then they were three	11.1.2018	HBL: Opinion
SEBI’s ban on the Price Waterhouse group from auditing companies for two years will alter the audit scene considerably
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