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Three of 5 firms facing labour strikes have declared factory lockouts
The employees want the company to lift the lockout and resume work so that they can negotiate wages peacefully
He held the portfolio of tourism in the coalition government between BJP and JD (S) in 2006 and later became minister for health in the government of BS Yeddyurappa in 2008
Accuses the media of not bringing out the 'truth' about the Gujarat CM before the people
Interview with Former chairman, UIDAI
A study by International Coffee Organisation reveals that small coffee growers are most vulnerable to climate change and unable to meet emerging challenges
Prices fell $6 a tonne in Monday's trade, the steepest decline in recent years, analysts said. In China, spot ore slumped to $110 a tonne
Low buying interest from China, falling prices, 5% export duty on pellets impact exports
Low buying interest from China, huge inventory weigh
So far this season, exports have been contracted at lower prices
The production is estimated at 280,000 tonnes, about 12% lower than last year
The supercritical Gulbarga thermal power project is expected to come up for Rs 7,500 crore
Will soon float fresh request for qualification (RFQ)
Analysts say at current levels, some correction could be expected, adding prices might stabilise at about 150 cents/lb
Interview with Managing Director, Bosch Ltd
The state's overall share in India's mulberry acreage declined to 39% last year from 49% five years ago
This will help firm to avoid buying back CCPS given to PE investors, which would have put further stress on its debt position
The production in January-December 2011 was 192 million tonnes
New investments worth over Rs 35,000 cr likely to be put on hold as no duty relief for pallets
Steel makers have been complaining for long that producers export iron ore as pellets