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SISPA have decided not to sell or deliver yarns for one week to avoid the traders from creating a situation to source yarn at lower prices.

Sale of cotton yarn in Tamil Nadu attracts 5% sales tax, whereas it is only 2% for yarn from neighbouring states.

"The view is let’s wait for the reserve number to be declared before you can take a call whether it was expensive or not."

"Till we come to know what exactly that thing is and what they are paying for whether that is fair or not, it is difficult to take a call."

Read on various view points of experts on Vedanta-Cairn India deal.

The CPI-M's Tamil Nadu unit has urged Chief Minister M Karunanidhi to convene an all party meeting to discuss the Tata Group's proposed Tit...