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Great Indian telecom boom begins to ring hollow
When telecom executives went into a meeting with Communications Minister A Raja on Tuesday evening inside the peeling walls of Sanchar Bhawan in New Delhi, they may have believed that things were so bad they could not get any worse. They were wrong. The highlight of the meeting was Raja asking mobile telephony operators to reduce termination charges, the money that an operator pays another to whose network the call is made.

Random thoughts on Telangana
Google Telangana and you are likely to find more books on the communist-inspired “struggle” of the 1940s and 1950s than the “separatist” agitation of 1969-70 or the one in progress. While there is no link at all between the “struggle” and the “agitations”, it is becoming increasingly clear that Telangana’s Maoists hope to climb on the separatist bandwagon to further their own cause. So, it is not surprising that both M Bharath Bhushan and N Venugopal — editors of this slim and eclectic collection of essays on various facets of Telangana life, culture, politics and economics — labour hard to link the two and, in the process, denounce the mainstream separatist leadership.

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HC clears way for TMB board takeover today
The bank has been functioning with 3 directors.
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Steel Exchange to issue securties worth Rs 300 cr

Steel Exchange India has plans to increase the authorised capital of the company. The decision, in this regard, is expected to be taken in company"s board meeting on January 22. - NTPC files for FPO - Great Eastern back to buying ships - Singapore bourse extends timings, puts pressure on India"s exchanges - Sebi sets timeline for sharing information - NMDC likely to file for FPO by Jan 25 - India asks US not to take action against Satyam The company will also consider the proposal of merger of GSAL (India) with the company subject to the directions of BIFR and also subject to the approval of the members. The company will also consider issuing of securities through follow on public issue up to Rs 150 crore. Besides, it will also consider issuance of securities under QIP up to Rs 150 crore. On the Bombay Stock Exchange, the company"s shares were trading at Rs 36 at IST 1159.


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