NEW DELHI: Global ratings agency Fitch on Friday  said the Supreme Court’s decision to cancel 122 telecom licences will hit the profitability of banks that had extended credit to these companies by up to 10 per cent.

PANAJI: Goa Property Panorama 2012 will be held at Hotel Fidalgo, Panaji on February 4 and 5 from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. The two-day exposition will showcase projects from the leading property developers under one roof to offer the choicest of homes at competitive prices to the property buyers and investors.

PANAJI: The Department of Tourism, to mark the World Wetlands Day on Thursday held a seminar under the theme ‘wetlands and tourism’ at the Institute of Hotel Management,  Porvorim.
Mr Gaurish Dhond, president, Travel and Tours Association of Goa said,

MUMBAI: Late buying helped the BSE Sensex log gains for the fourth session in a row today, up 173 points to 14-week high of 17,605 on sustained FII buying in bluechips amid firm trends in the global markets.

NEW DELHI: India’s economic growth will decline in the range of 7-7.5 percent in the current financial year ending March 31 as compared to 8.4 percent expansion in the previous year, Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh said Friday.

New Delhi: Industry body ASSOCHAM today emphasised the need for new impetus to manufacturing sector, boost in physical and social infrastructure with large doses of investments and tax relief.

NEW DELHI: Telecom regulator TRAI today said there will not be much impact on customers due to cancellation of 122 licenses of eight companies, as around 95 per cent of total subscribers belong to 2G operators which got licences before January 2008.

BY tensing rodrigues
A month and half back Goa completed fifty years of independence from colonial rule. And here we are facing an existential question  : To be or not to be what we have been during the last fifty years.

MUMBAI:  Making gains for the third day in row, the BSE Sensex reached 3-month high of 17,431.85, up over 131 points on sharp rise in Bharti Airtel as well as IT, metals and capital goods stocks amid positive overseas markets as major global economies showed signs of growth.

MUMBAI: The Reserve Bank of India on Thursday said that it can not work as inflation changer, as it will not serve the best interest of macroeconomic management.