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From 13 th Sep. to 17 th Sep. 2010

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From 13th Sep. to 17th Sep. 2010

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The Govt. is likely to introduce two new price indices i.e. CPI Rural and CPI Urban by Jan. 2011.

The exiting CPI Index will also be there .

The base year for these would be 2004-05 and would be released on monthly basis.

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SULON India’s largest wind-turbine genratorsplan to expand capacity in China .

It will generate a combined 1000 mw capacity turbine by 2013 in China .

It is also expected to come in profit in this fiscal year.

It has joined General Electric and European rivals that introducing new technology and opening factories in China .

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As US companies avoiding contracts to Indian IT fortunes due to skittish politicians.

It will hurt the $50 bn outsourcing industry.

US cos are inclined toward short term contracts and also reserve the right to cancel .

Large banks and manufacturing cos in the US are wary about demand for their products ,and have been trimming their pay rolls in order to boost profits.

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Labour minister Mallikarjun Kharge declared a higher provident fund rate at 9.5% for 2010-11.

This is the 2nd time that the Manmohan Singh government will pay 9.5% on PF balance since 2004-05.

This became possible as the EPFO discovered a hidden surplus ,after auditing the interest suspense a/c since the inception in 1952.

Private run PF cant think about the hike because they are even not able to earb 8% on balance.

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A bill which promises to electrify the seven-year old commodity future market and put the commodity regulator on a par with its capital market counterpart ,SEBI will be tabled in Parliament during the winter session .

The Cabinet approved amendments to the FORWARD CONTRACTS ( REGULATION) ACT 1952, paving the way for the introduction of the FORWARD CONTRACT (REGULATION) AMENDMENT BILL 2010 in parliament.

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