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Satyam may get financial aid from government

Satyam may get financial aid from governmentGovernment may announce bail out package for beleaguered IT giant, Satyam Computer services for salary payout and to avoid large scale lay-offs. The company has 53,000 employees engaged in its various operations and their future is hanging in dark following revelation of largest ever corporate fraud in Indian history by its Chairman, Mr. R. Raju and other executives.
 

DoT rejects finance Ministry's proposals on 3G auction

DoT rejects finance Ministry's proposals on 3G auctionThe Union Telecom and Communications Ministry has declined the proposal of Finance Ministry to double the floor price for 3G and wireless broadband spectrum. Finance Ministry had recommended prices of pan-India 3G spectrum prices at Rs 4,040 crore and WiMAX prices at Rs 2,020 crore..

BJP welcomes Shivraj Patil''s resignation

New Delhi/ Jammu, Nov 30: Home Minister Shivraj Patil submitted his resignation over the Mumbai terror attacks that killed nearly 200 people while the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) welcomes the move and accuses the Congress of ''collective culpable negligence''.

Terrorists armed with rifles and grenades -- at least some of whom arrived by sea -- had fanned out across Mumbai on Wednesday night.

Gunfire and explosions rocked two luxury hotels and a Jewish centre leaving at least 195 people killed and 295 wounded after nearly a three-day long siege.

Election battlefield heats up ahead of assembly polls in Delhi

Election battlefield heats up ahead of assembly polls in DelhiNew Delhi, Nov 23 : Congress-party led United Progressive Alliance (UPA) Government banked on the ''nuclear deal issue'' to woo voters in New Delhi on Sunday ahead of the upcoming assembly elections even as other political parties raise other issues to heat up the election battlefield.

Addressing an election rally, the Chairperson of the ruling UPA, Sonia Gandhi said that India-US civil nuclear deal would boost the power generation in the country.

Union Govt. says Ram Sethu not a place of worship

New Delhi, Sept 25 : The Communists and some of their allies staged a protest here on Thursday against the India-US civil nuclea

UPA & BJPNew Delhi, Sept 25 : The Communists and some of their allies staged a protest here on Thursday against the India-US civil nuclear agreement and demanded an immediate convening of Parliament to discuss the issue.

They accused Prime Minister Manmohan Singh of going back on assurances that he gave in Parliament in connection with the deal, which, they have alleged, would compromise the country''s sovereignty.

The Congress party-led ruling coalition United Progressive Alliance (UPA) has been facing flak from political parties, including the Left and the Bharatiya Janata Party

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