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India’s first fully private railway project is set to take off in Haryana
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IIM-A’s decision to change its student placement system will mean recruiters and students will get more time to gauge each other’s potential
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The extension of Singapore-based Pacnet’s submarine cable to India could mean lower Internet prices for Indian businesses and consumers
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The LyondellBasell deal could help RIL finally prove it can succeed outside India
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India’s oldest wine company Indage has seen its overseas play backfire. Now it’s MD Ranjit Chougule is digging it out of the hole
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Companies that generate power for their own needs can now sell excess power
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How Singapore became the most attractive route for the flow of money in and out of India
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For Muslims hesitating to invest for the fear of breaking Islamic principles on money, the Kerala government offers a way out
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Indian software companies are hiring programmers in the US
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A slip-up by HUL gives a boost to rivals in the hinterland
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