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During 2012, the healthcare segment was among the second most sought-after segment with as much as $1.2 billion invested across 48 deals

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In a letter to Anand Sharma, union minister of textiles, the Confederation of Indian Textile Industry (CITI) has sought for immediate release of cotton procured by various government agencies through Minimum Support Price (MSP) operations.SV Arumugam, Chairman, CITI, has said that cotton prices had increased steeply because of an artificial shortage of cotton in the market which is created partly by hoarding of cotton by traders and partly by non release of procured cotton by the Cotton Corporation of India (CCI) and other procurement agencies."Part of the increased price realisation would go to farmers who still have cotton with them. But a substantial portion of the crop has already been sold by farmers. There are reports that traders are holding cotton in order to create an artificial shortage and push up prices further before they off-load the quantities. The industry is finding it difficult to purchase cotton at the current prices," Arumugam stated in the letter.

CITI seeks release of cotton bought at MSP

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The stockyard has capacity to house 2,000 cars and comprises of a separate loading area to allow loading of cars into trailors

Fiat sets up stockyard facility at Ranjangaon

Villagers boycott public hearing on environment impact assesment report

NPCIL's Mithivirdi nuclear plant continues to face opposition

The downwards drift could worsen to a full-scale downside breakout.

Bearish signals

Amid increasing worries about the world economy and subdued Q3 earnings of the Indian companies, equity markets declined for the third consecutive week. The Sensex declined by 655 points with the negative weekly returns of 7 per cent and closed at 8,674 points.

Markets at a glance

The programme includes workshop on design thinking and interactive session with Freeman Murray, entrepreneur, angel investor and mentor from the US

Workshop on design thinking at Startup Village

Priced at Rs 5,390, the smartphone is aimed at customers in the semi-urban and rural markets

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