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Bengal polls: Matua first family split deepens battle in Bagda, Gaighata as SIR jolts BJP bastionsElections in West Bengal's Bagda and Gaighata are complicated by a divided Matua family. Concerns over voter list deletions create anxiety ...- West Asia war: Amid gloom and doom in Surat and Tiruppur’s textile clusters, one industry offers hopeAs the West Asia conflict drags down most sectors in India’s two major textile hubs, one segment in Surat is opening up new opportunities
- West Asia conflict deals a double whammy to India’s farm sector: pre-harvest cost pressures, post-harvest shipping delaysSupply shocks, export disruptions, and labour shortages caused by the Iran war are beginning to strain India’s agriculture despite ample fo...
- UK issues record number of work visas to fill staff shortagesOver a third of the total, 121,290, were “health and care” visas – a 157% increase in the previous year – as the UK struggled to meet the s...
- Renewables unlikely to surpass coal as major source for power generation: CIL chief"The question is can renewables take over coal completely in our country? Not in the near future at least," CIL head said.
- Nearly 100% migration to Trai’s new cable TV and DTH regime; tariffs go up in certain areasThe new regime was rolled out by Trai to provide greater freedom and choice to consumers to opt and pay for only those channels that he or ...
- Tariff order impact - Advertiser body asks members not to use BARC viewership data for 6 weeksTrai’s new tariff order allowing consumers to select and pay for channels they want to watch was implemented on Feb 1st.
- TRAI asks DTH firms to honour commitment on long-duration packs, if customer wantsTelecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) Chairman R S Sharma told PTI that there is no change in February 1 deadline for migration to t...
- TRAI hopeful of 90% customer onboarding by Feb 1 deadline for new tariff regime: RS SharmaUp against stringent timelines, and with just days to go before the crucial switch-over, the regulator is also keeping a hawk eye on the pr...
- Broadcasters, DTH players' new tariff deadline to not be extendedAt a two-hour long review meeting with the promoters and chief executives of these companies on Tuesday, RS Sharma, chairman of th Trai, sa...
- You have time till January 31 to ensure you don't miss your favourite TV showConsumers now have until January 31 to select the channels they want to pay for.
- UK think tank attacks Indian IT companies for exploiting visa 'loophole', industry disagreesMigration Watch UK says IT firms are using a gaping visa loophole to bring in thousands of Indian techies.
- Indians in UK earn higher than Pakistanis: ReportMigration Watch UK said today that Indians "exhibit strong economic characteristics - they have high rates of employment at good wages and ...
- 'Outside EU migrants using 'back-door' routes to gain UK citizenship'Migrants from outside the European Union have been using back-door routes, including sham marriages, to gain British citizenship.
- Student visas are 'back door' to UK, says MigrationWatch UKA think-tank has asked for more restrictions on visas to students from India, other non-EU countries, saying such visas provide a "back doo...
- 'Majority of Britons believe UK has too many immigrants'The survey put UK third highest in a league table of 23 countries according to concerns about migrant numbers.
- Reform pensions: Stock market and pension regulators converge in the NPSThe solution lies not in changing investment patterns but in the organisational structure of mandated savings.
- SBI sets base rate at 7.5% per annumSBI's rate is key as all banks would factor that in while setting their own rates. Top 5 picks | Mid-term picks | Gainers & losers | Base r...
- Cheap migrant labour may create unemployment for BritonsHundreds of migrant labours willing to work for low wages in Britain, including those from India, will create "an underclass of discouraged...
- Net to revolutionise TV in 5 years: GatesThe Internet is set to revolutionise television within five years, due to an explosion of online video content and the merging of PCs and T...
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