As the existing licensees have already made huge investments in the infrastructure and their systems are in place, therefore, they will be in a better position to deliver 3G services efficiently at low incremental cost," Trai said in its views

Paving the way for domestic asset management companies (AMCs) to invest directly in real estate, the Securities & Exchange Board of India (Sebi) today unveiled the much-awaited guidelines for real estate mutual funds (REMFs), which mandated that at least 35

India has surpassed the US to have the world's second largest wireless network in the world after China with the addition of 10.16 million wireless subscribers at the end of March. The total number of wireless subscribers stood at 261.09

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The move marks a change in tactics on the part of Beijing, which has stepped up its vilification of the Dalai Lama.

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First time since 1843, major restoration and repair work has begun on the tomb of social reformer Raja Ram Mohan Roy.

If the cheerleaders at the upcoming IPL match are found 'vulgar', action will be taken against the organisers.

Private equity mergers and acquisition volumes targeted towards India have grown to 2.1 billion dollars.

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A controversy has broken out over the appointment of Jamshed Ashraf as Bihar's new Excise Minister.

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This will cost the company a formidable 32 crores and is in tune with its plan to increase the total number of outlets to 300 in the current fiscal.

Congress-NCP Govt reaffirmed a law that makes it mandatory for businesses to have Marathi name boards.

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