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Rural growth tops durable firms' Budget wish-list
With the last two stimulus packages working wonders for the packaged goods industry, players in the sector are now rooting for one more round of fiscal incentives to further boost demand in the domestic rural markets and be competitive overseas. They are hopeful the new government will meet their major demands in this Budget session.

Yale, Harvard, MIT buy Sibal's plan
Ivy League colleges – Yale, Harvard, Princeton and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology – have approached the ministry of human resources development to collaborate in the proposed Innovation Universities across the country, official sources said.

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IATA wants AERA to rationalise airport user charges
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has put India on the "Wall of Shame" for hiking airport user charges by over 200 per cent, but hopes that the Airports Economic Regulatory Authority (AERA) would play a role to rationalise these charges paid by airlines and passengers.
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Slumdog Millionaire most successful movie in UK

"Slumdog Millionaire" the Mumbai based potboiler about a street urchin"s struggle to find true love has become UK"s most successful movie of 2009. - Bollywood"s spend on digital marketing is on the rise - Song of success - Slumdog Millionaire author invited to Capitol Hill - "New York" sets the cash registers ringing - New York sets Bollywood's cash registers ringing - Bollywood pins hopes on Yash Raj’s New York The multiple Oscar winning film which took in 32 million pounds on the box office emerged on top of a list of 2009 superhits compiled by the Cinema Advertising Association, reported Mirror online. Cinemas in the country are enjoying a seven-year high in ticket sales during the recession and the feel-good entertainer directed by Danny Boyle scored well with the audiences. "It"s terrific to see the success of the film continuing throughout 2009. Even when money is tight, it seems we are still dedicated to cinema," said Anna Cremin, CAA spokesperson. Other big hits include sci-fi blockbuster, "Monsters Vs Aliens, "Star Trek" and the latest "Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince" which took in 4.7million pounds on its opening night last week.


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