Noida

Jubilant FCCB buyback gets poor response

Jubilant FCCB buyback gets poor response Noida based chemicals and drug maker Jubilant Organosys failed to witness good response to its buy back offer for all its outstanding foreign currency convertible bonds
(FCCBs) worth $241 million. The firm said, in a filing before Bombay Stock Exchange, that it would buy FCCBs worth $3 million due in 2010 with total cash of $2.55 million.

The firm received bids worth $48 million only for buy back shares via FCCB tender offer.

Two Pakistani terrorists shot dead in UP

Two Pakistani terrorists shot dead in UPNoida, Jan 25 : Uttar Pradesh

NOIDA rape case: Renuka gives tongue-lashing to Mayawati, NCW constitutes probe committee

Renuka Chaudhary NOIDA (Uttar Pradesh), Jan. 7 : Even as Union Minister of State for Women and Child Development (Indepedent Charge) Renuka Chaudhary came down heavily on Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Mayawati for not doing enough to protect women in the state, t he National Commission for Women (NCW) on Wednesday constituted a two-member committee to probe the gang rape of an MBA student in NOIDA.

The NCW team comprising members Neeva Konwar and Wansuk Syiem today visited NOIDA to inquire into the incident, officials said.

Another abduction and gang rape in Noida in 48 hours

Another abduction and gang rape in Noida in 48 hours The crime rate in Noida is increasing at a sharp rate. People are kidnapped or killed in broad daylight and crowed places. Recently an MBA student was abducted on Monday night from outside Noida's biggest mall - The Great India Place. Thaen the girl was taken to Gali Chowkhandi village in Sector 71 where she was gang raped and assaulted physically.

The sad fact is that this is the second case of abduction and rape in Noida in the last 48 hours. A Delhi University student was abducted from the Sunday bazaar market in Noida's Sector 58 by three car-borne men on Sunday.

Moser Baer unit gets PE Funding worth Rs 415 crore

Moser Baer India has informed that its wholly owned photovoltaic (PV) subsidiary has received in full, the agreed capital investment worth Rs 415 crore from a consortium of global investors.

Italian firm to launch independent probe into CEO’s lynching in Noida

Italian firm to launch independent probe into CEO’s lynching in NoidaNew Delhi, Sept 25 : Italy-based Oerlikon Drive Systems will launch an independent probe into the lynching of the Indian unit''s Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Lalit Chaudhary, in Greater Noida.

Chaudhary was lynched to death on September 22 by sacked employees of Graziano Trasmissioni, an auto component maker.

Marcello Lamberto of Oerlikon, in a statement, said: "Oerlikon Drive Systems is cooperating with authorities and will launch its own investigation."

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