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A New-Found Agency? (Cached) 20.5.2013 Cover Stories
Is the CBI really targeting UPA ministers without fear or favour, or is there a twist to its recent fervour?
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Bread Lines (Cached) 20.5.2013 Cover Stories
After falling over an altered CBI report and a railway racket, the Congress sees the Karnataka win as a reason to get up and keep hobbling on
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Problems aplenty await Sorake 19.5.2013 The Hindu: Today's Paper
Problems aplenty await Sorake
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CoalMin not in favour of CIL stake sale till issues resolved 19.5.2013 Top Stories
Power utilities, including NTPC and DVC, owe a huge amount of about Rs 9,000 crore to CIL
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PM to Present Report Card of UPA-II on May 22 (Cached) 19.5.2013 Outlook Wires

With the image of his government in tatters, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh will present the last Report Card of UPA-II on May 22 in which he is expected to list the positives such as Direct Benefit Transfer and FDI in retail in a bid to boost the sagging morale of Congressmen with elections less than a year away.

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PM to present Report Card of UPA-II on May 22 (Cached) 19.5.2013 CNN-IBN: Politics
With the image of his government in tatters, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh will present the last Report Card of UPA-II on May 22 in which he is expected to list the positives such as Direct Benefit Transfer and FDI in retail in a bid to boost the sagging morale of Congressmen with elections less than a year away.
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Coal Ministry not in favour of CIL stake sale (Cached) 19.5.2013 CNN-IBN: Business
Lingering row between CIL and power producers such as NTPC is casting a shadow over 10 per cent divestment plans in the coal major as its parent ministry has reservations about stake sale till issues, like Rs 9,000 crore dues owed by electricity utilities, are resolved.
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PM to present Report Card of UPA-II on May 22 (Cached) 19.5.2013 Zee News : India National
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh will present the last Report Card of UPA-II on May 22 in which he is expected to list the positives.
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Coal regulator will decide surplus coal cost, royalty rates for captive mines 19.5.2013 Top Stories
Panel headed by P Chidambaram, coal ministry has inserted a separate clause in the draft legislation covering captive mines
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PM to present Report Card of UPA-II on May 22 19.5.2013 Top Stories
Battered by series of scams and the recent sacking of Cabinet Ministers P K Bansal and Ashwani Kumar, the Prime Minister's task to present a positive picture is not easy
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PM to present report card of UPA-II on May 22 19.5.2013 newindianexpress.com
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Top six companies add Rs 40,053cr in market value; ONGC, SBI shine 19.5.2013 Financial Chronicle
Six of the top-10 most valued Indian companies have added Rs 40,053 crore to their market capitalisation, with ONGC and SBI emerging as biggest gainers. ONGC, RIL, HDFC Bank, SBI, ICICI Bank and HDFC saw rise in their market capitalisation last week, while TCS, ITC, Coal India and Infosys witnessed losses. The market cap of state-owned ONGC rose by Rs 9,967 crore to Rs 2,90,886 crore for the trading week ended Friday, May 18. Shares of the energy major also surged 4.29 per cent to Rs 340 during the period under review. SBI's m-cap soared by Rs 8,119 crore to Rs 1,65,850 crore, while that of ICICI Bank shot-up by Rs 6,958 crore to Rs 1,41,760 crore. The value of RIL climbed Rs 6,829 crore to Rs 2,70,043 crore, mortgage lender HDFC added Rs 4,313 crore to Rs 1,39,430 crore, while HDFC Bank's m-cap went up by Rs 3,867 crore to Rs 1,71,022 crore. In contrast, the value of ITC plunged Rs 15,804 crore to Rs 2,64,474 crore, while TCS lost Rs 3,845 crore to Rs 2,87,320 crore. The m-cap of CIL ...
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CoalMin not in favour of CIL stake sale till issues resolved 19.5.2013 Financial Chronicle
Lingering row between CIL and power producers such as NTPC is casting a shadow over 10 per cent divestment plans in the coal major as its parent ministry has reservations about stake sale till issues, like Rs 9,000- crore dues owed by electricity utilities, are resolved. "Coal Ministry in a letter to the Department of Disinvestment (DoD) has said that going ahead with the stake sale process in Coal India (CIL) is not advisable till power utilities including NTPC clear its dues and labour issues are resolved," a Coal Ministry official told PTI. The letter was sent to the DoD which had sought Coal Ministry's views on further 10 per cent divestment of government's share in the world's largest coal miner, he said. An Inter-ministerial Group (IMG), earlier this month approved 10 per cent equity sale in the coal PSU which is expected to fetch over Rs 17,000 crore to the government. The government, at present holds 90 per cent stake in it. Power utilities, including NTPC and DVC, owe a huge amount ...
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CIL: Coal Ministry wants resolution of issues before divestment 19.5.2013 HBL: Home
Lingering row between CIL and power producers such as NTPC is casting a shadow over 10 per cent divestment plans in the coal major as its parent ministry has reservations about stake sale till iss...
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Top six Sensex cos add Rs 40,053 cr in market value 19.5.2013 HBL: Stock Markets
Six of the top-10 most valued Indian companies have added Rs 40,053 crore to their market capitalisation, with ONGC and SBI emerging the biggest gainers.ONGC, RIL, HDFC Bank, SBI, ICICI Ban...
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BJP to press for PM's resignation 19.5.2013 Lucknow News, Lucknow City News | Cities News - Times of India
BJP to press for PM's resignation
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Coal shortage to be significant by end of XII Plan 19.5.2013 Hindu: Home
The dependence on imported coal for meeting energy requirements is likely to continue in the coming years, going by the Planning Commission’s estimates. The Plan panel is of the view that t...
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Infrastructure firms set to speed up stake sale 18.5.2013 HBL: Companies
GVK, Transstroy, Lanco, GMR among others close to striking deals
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India could face 200 mt coal shortfall by end of 12th Plan 18.5.2013 HBL: Industry & Economy
Despite efforts to ramp up indigenous coal production, the Planning Commission feels that India will still face a shortfall of about 200 million tonnes of the fuel source by the en...
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Tuticorin will emerge as power hub: official 18.5.2013 The Hindu: Today's Paper
Tuticorin will emerge as power hub: official
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