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Jindal Steel gets 3,000 acres for Bolivian project |
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| New Delhi: The Bolivian government has provided 3,000 acres of additional land to Naveen Jindal-led Jindal Steel for its st$2.1 billion steel and power plant in the south American country.
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Headlines India
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India stands at 78th on Newsweek's best country list |
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| New York: India ranks 78th on the World's Best Countries' list compiled by Newsweek magazine, which placed nations on the basis of health, education, economy and politics.
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The Pioneer
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Farmers reap benefit from direct seeding methodology |
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| The direct seeding methodology for paddy cultivation is gaining popularity among the farmers in Punjab. Corporate houses like Pepsico India and Bayer Crop Science has come forward to promote this methodology which not only saves water but also the input cost. Besides, these houses, individual farmers and state agricultural universities are also making efforts to hone the technology for wider acceptance in the future. With combined efforts,the total area under this methodology would may cross 10,000 acres during the ongoing paddy season.
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Business Standard
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India to fast track free trade agreements with EU, Japan and Malaysia |
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| With little or no progress in the Doha Round of World Trade Organisation (WTO) multilateral trade talks for the last more than one year, India is proactively working on concluding Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) with Japan, European Union and Malaysia to expand its trade basket. Officials in the Commerce Ministry said that India's initiative last September to trigger a new synergy into multilateral trade talks and re-energise Doha Round had not taken off. In view of these developments, the Government had redefined its strategy and was now focussing on bilateral pacts to enhance trade engagement.
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The Hindu
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A'bad beats Mumbai as No 1 biz city |
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| Mumbai: Ahmedabad has been rated as the most favourable destination for small businesses in India followed by Bangalore and Mumbai, according to a joint report by consultancy firm Ernst & Young (E&Y) and retail solutions provider, Franchise India.
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The Financial Express
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