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Sunil Sethi: Why we can't remember dates
Everyone with a reasonable memory remembers 26/11, but how many can instantly recall 31/10, 21/5 or 6/12? Those were equally shattering dates in the nation’s political calendar that led to convulsive bloodletting, grief and trauma. They are the dates when Indira Gandhi and Rajiv Gandhi were assassinated and the Babri Masjid was demolished. Public memory is notoriously short, but unless personally affected by tragedy, catastrophic moments lie chiefly in the province of chroniclers of history. There are thousands of others who perished in other recent calamities, natural or man-made — terrorist strikes, Naxalite encounters, floods, earthquakes and rail accidents — but can anyone precisely recall when? Of course not.
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QIPs back in vogue with Rs 10k cr plans
With stock market sentiments bullish and investors back from their holidays, Qualified Institutional Placement (QIP) is also back in vogue. India Inc plans to raise more than Rs 10,000 crore through QIP in the next few months.

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ONGC in pact with Angola's Sonangol
India"s Oil and Natural Gas Corp (ONGC) today signed an agreement to bid for oil acreage in Angola with the African nation"s state-owned Sonangol, while Indian Oil Corp (IOC) offered to build a multi-billion dollar refinery in that country.

A gentleman communist.

Business Standard / New Delhi January 19, 2010, 0:34 IST Former West Bengal chief minister Jyoti Basu, who died on Sunday at the ripe age of 95, was a communist party apparatchik and a bhadralok gentleman. Very Bengali and very English, a trade union leader and a liberal democrat, an indulgent father and a tough party soldier. He was a bundle of contradictions and that is why he endeared himself to so many. The initial hypocrisy of unalloyed praise for a dead leader will in time yield place to a more balanced assessment of his contribution to his home state of West Bengal. It is a pity, though, that apart from lamenting the “historic blunder” of the politburo of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) in denying him the opportunity to become India’s prime minister, one can say very little about his impact on national politics. plumber toronto deals in toronto

Amar Singh rules out withdrawal of resignation.

Senior Samajwadi Party leader Amar Singh today ruled out withdrawal of his resignation from party posts, saying he would "not slog" for the organisation the way he used to. - Jeera futures prices likely to firm up - Muslim MLAs demand Amar Singh"s expulsion - Aditi Phadnis: Keeping the SP together">Aditi Phadnis: Keeping the SP together - Amar Singh defends Pawar on price rise issue - Mulayam plays down Amar resignation as "nothing big" - Jeera futures likely to rise Insisting that he had not quit the party posts due to any "anguish or unhappiness", Singh said he will continue to work for the organisation "but I am definitely not going to slog for the party the way I have slogged all this time. waterproofing toronto

Farewell to basu amid chorus, chaos.

Jyoti Basu remained as popular in death, as he was when alive. The Marxist leader"s far-reaching appeal ensured that the country"s political establishment, irrespective of party affiliations, paid their last respects to the CPI(M) patriarch on Tuesdsay, save Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee. - Sheikh Hasina leaves Dhaka to attend Basu"s funeral - Basu"s final journey begins - A gentleman communist - B"desh Parliament mourns Basu"s death - Mourners throng Basu"s home, party HQ to pay homage - Vice Prez, PM pay homage to Basu UPA chairperson Sonia Gandhi, Finance minister Pranab Mukherjee, Agriculture minister Sharad Pawar, BJP"s LK Advani and Nitin Gadkari. web development professional

JSW Energy scouting for partners, acquisitions.

JSW Energy is planning to become an integrated power company by bringing in a partner for its transmission business and in its proposed distribution business. The company has shortlisted three companies for the proposed partnership in transmission. - Toshiba JSW plant set to commence by 2011 end - JSW Energy to enter capital market soon - JSW Energy lifeline for Bengal project - JSW to ride on energy project in Bengal for steel plant - JSW to set up 10 power plants in Barmer - JSW Energy wants to shift plant to Dahej For its expansion plan, the company is planning to acquire coal mines abroad. It will invest Rs 14,048 crore over five years in power generation, transmission and mining. contactos

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