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It is becoming increasingly clear that private unaided institutions in Maharashtra will put up some stiff opposition to the Medical Council of India’s recent decision to introduce a system of one single examination to qualify candidates for entrance to all medical colleges in India. 0 Comments

Indian authorities have been successful in containing the fuel leak of a container ship that collided with a cargo vessel on Saturday. 0 Comments

News of Ratan Tata's successor eagerly awaited 0 Comments

The financial crisis and the speed with which different countries are recuperating from the crisis are expected to hasten the tectonic shift in global wealth distribution to the East, with China, India and Middle East emerging as new wealth centers. 0 Comments

Nobody is sure yet, but there is a possibility that the long term environmental impact of the BP Oil Spill in the Gulf of Mexico could get really, really bad for a lot of states. 0 Comments

Malpractices by HR departments of some IT firms such as poaching through attractive employee referral programs have faced criticism from a Nasscom committee. 0 Comments

The last couple of years have seen tourism hit a low in Goa, reputed as India's beach paradise. 0 Comments

The Kerala-Coke tussle goes on…and on! After a lull, the soft drink giant is back in the news after a report submitted to the government pointed fingers at Coca Cola for having caused socio-economic damage amounting to Rs 216.26 crore at Plachimada village in Palakkad district of Kerala. 0 Comments

As many as 10 state governments in India have decided not to allow the genetically modified brinjal, or the Bt brinjal, in their states, even without waiting for an end to the controversy over whether Bt brinjal should be approved or not. 0 Comments

According to a stock exchange announcement by Mahindra Satyam, on November 17, 2009, 37 companies have served legal notices to Satyam Computer Services (now Mahindra Satyam) seeking a repayment of Rs 1230.4 crores. 0 Comments