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Tuesday, July 6, 2010
National strike on hike of fuel prices
2010-07-06 06:15:59 - 6 July 2010 -New Delhi - Sagar Media -Nksagar - -NDA said that it will take-up the issue in the coming Monsoon session of Parliament. Addressing a joint press conference with JDU chief, Sharad Yadav, BJP President, Nitin Gadkari reiterated the demand of rollback of hike in petroleum prices in the larger interest of the public.
The entire Opposition has called a national strike 5 July against the recent Rs 2 per litre hike in diesel prices and decontrolling of petrol prices that led to an increase in price by Rs 3.5 a litre.
Left parties said that the response to the bandh should serve as a warning to the government not to heap burden on the people. Talking to reporters in New Delhi, the CPI(M) general secretary, Prakash Karat said that it is a message to the government to reverse its policy and roll back the prices of petroleum products. CPI leader A.B Bardhan threatened to continue the stir against price rise in the month of July.
FICCI said most of the industrial activities remained shut in Bangalore and majority of MNCs and IT firms preferred to give a holiday to their employees. In Mumbai, transport services were completely affected and traders were mostly off the market.
Congress has claimed the Bharat- Bandh as a complete flop, the Opposition described that it was a grand success. Talking to reporters in New Delhi, the Congress party spokesman, Mr. Abhishek Manusinghvi accused the BJP and the Left run state governments of instigating violence. Calling the bandh as unconstitutional, he said that it does not provide any concrete solution to the problem of inflation. Defending the recent hike in fuel prices, Mr. Singhvi said that the increase has been minimal and most reasonable.
PHD Chamber catering mainly to the northern states, said the impact was felt in Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and UP. Banking services were completely paralysed in Left governed West Bengal and Kerala while some disruptions were noticed in Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Bihar and Mumbai.
Mumbai, the financial capital of the country, and several industrialised states including Maharashtra, Gujarat, were affected, the impact was partial in many other states like Tamil Nadu and in the national capital Delhi. The 12-hour strike was called by the Opposition parties to protest the fuel price hike and rising inflation.
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The entire Opposition has called a national strike 5 July against the recent Rs 2 per litre hike in diesel prices and decontrolling of petrol prices that led to an increase in price by Rs 3.5 a litre.
Left parties said that the response to the bandh should serve as a warning to the government not to heap burden on the people. Talking to reporters in New Delhi, the CPI(M) general secretary, Prakash Karat said that it is a message to the government to reverse its policy and roll back the prices of petroleum products. CPI leader A.B Bardhan threatened to continue the stir against price rise in the month of July.
FICCI said most of the industrial activities remained shut in Bangalore and majority of MNCs and IT firms preferred to give a holiday to their employees. In Mumbai, transport services were completely affected and traders were mostly off the market.
Congress has claimed the Bharat- Bandh as a complete flop, the Opposition described that it was a grand success. Talking to reporters in New Delhi, the Congress party spokesman, Mr. Abhishek Manusinghvi accused the BJP and the Left run state governments of instigating violence. Calling the bandh as unconstitutional, he said that it does not provide any concrete solution to the problem of inflation. Defending the recent hike in fuel prices, Mr. Singhvi said that the increase has been minimal and most reasonable.
PHD Chamber catering mainly to the northern states, said the impact was felt in Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and UP. Banking services were completely paralysed in Left governed West Bengal and Kerala while some disruptions were noticed in Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Bihar and Mumbai.
Mumbai, the financial capital of the country, and several industrialised states including Maharashtra, Gujarat, were affected, the impact was partial in many other states like Tamil Nadu and in the national capital Delhi. The 12-hour strike was called by the Opposition parties to protest the fuel price hike and rising inflation.
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Sunday, July 4, 2010
Dr Singh,Sonia open up IGI 3rd terminal
2010-07-04 05:32:47 - 4 Junly 20110 -New Delhi - Sagar Media -Nksagar
New Delhi IGI Airport today will use third terminal with more runway at the credit of IGI airport but the traffic chaos will enhance at the airport crossing.New Delhi being hot International and national destinations needs two more airports both for national and International to reduce the avian cluster- craft phobia.
India is very poorly connected within its 500 cities by airways and avian industry has vast scope for its growth .With growing congested roads and rail traffic the avian industry must come forward to invest in Public Private Partnership to avail the opportunity .Dr Singh has too asked aviation industry to encourage serious investment in this sector.
Prime Minister, Dr Manmohan
Singh, inaugurated the country’s biggest Airport Terminal at New Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport, establishing new global benchmarks for India. Swanky new terminal, T-3, the most modern and 5th largest airport in the world, can cater to 34 million passengers annually whereas total passenger traffic in the country is around 45 million per annum.
Built in a record time of 37 months at the cost of 9,000 crore rupees, it will become operational from 14th of this month, when all foreign airlines shift their base from the existing Terminal-2. Speaking on the occasion, Dr Singh pitched for regulatory and policy framework in tune with the requirements of the civil aviation industry to encourage serious investment in the sector that can absorb upto 120 billion dollars by 2020.
He said, the terminal exemplifies India's resolve to bridge the infrastructure deficit and also proved the success of the Public Private Partnership model in execution of large infrastructure projects. He said, with India occupying an important geographical position in the global air route structure, the hub traffic out of Delhi and Mumbai was bound to grow in the coming years. Prime Minister also stressed the need for creation of safe, secure, efficient and environment-friendly systems conducive to healthy growth of the civil aviation sector.
UPA Chairperson Ms. Sonia Gandhi, who was also present on the occasion, reiterated UPA's pledge to provide cheap and better infrastructure and transportation facilities. Ms Gandhi said terminal 3 is an impressive structure and complimented all for it. Earlier, the Civil aviation Minister Parful Patel said that Metro Airports in Mumbai and Kolkata will be ready by next year and 25 other non metro Air Ports will also be completed soon. Our correspondent reports, Several Union Ministers, Chief Ministers and Member of Parliament were present on this momentous occasion.
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New Delhi IGI Airport today will use third terminal with more runway at the credit of IGI airport but the traffic chaos will enhance at the airport crossing.New Delhi being hot International and national destinations needs two more airports both for national and International to reduce the avian cluster- craft phobia.
India is very poorly connected within its 500 cities by airways and avian industry has vast scope for its growth .With growing congested roads and rail traffic the avian industry must come forward to invest in Public Private Partnership to avail the opportunity .Dr Singh has too asked aviation industry to encourage serious investment in this sector.
Prime Minister, Dr Manmohan
Singh, inaugurated the country’s biggest Airport Terminal at New Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport, establishing new global benchmarks for India. Swanky new terminal, T-3, the most modern and 5th largest airport in the world, can cater to 34 million passengers annually whereas total passenger traffic in the country is around 45 million per annum.
Built in a record time of 37 months at the cost of 9,000 crore rupees, it will become operational from 14th of this month, when all foreign airlines shift their base from the existing Terminal-2. Speaking on the occasion, Dr Singh pitched for regulatory and policy framework in tune with the requirements of the civil aviation industry to encourage serious investment in the sector that can absorb upto 120 billion dollars by 2020.
He said, the terminal exemplifies India's resolve to bridge the infrastructure deficit and also proved the success of the Public Private Partnership model in execution of large infrastructure projects. He said, with India occupying an important geographical position in the global air route structure, the hub traffic out of Delhi and Mumbai was bound to grow in the coming years. Prime Minister also stressed the need for creation of safe, secure, efficient and environment-friendly systems conducive to healthy growth of the civil aviation sector.
UPA Chairperson Ms. Sonia Gandhi, who was also present on the occasion, reiterated UPA's pledge to provide cheap and better infrastructure and transportation facilities. Ms Gandhi said terminal 3 is an impressive structure and complimented all for it. Earlier, the Civil aviation Minister Parful Patel said that Metro Airports in Mumbai and Kolkata will be ready by next year and 25 other non metro Air Ports will also be completed soon. Our correspondent reports, Several Union Ministers, Chief Ministers and Member of Parliament were present on this momentous occasion.
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Thursday, July 1, 2010
Fox International Channels now in India
Fox International Channels now in India
2010-07-01 05:48:27 - 30 June 20110 -New Delhi - Sagar Media -Nksagar -Fox international Channel today added launched seven new channels in India, channels are FX,NGC HD,NG Wild,Fox Crime,NG Adventure,NG Music and Baby TV.
Added channels are FX,NGC HD,NG Wild,Fox Crime,NG Adventure,NG Music and Baby TV, and these channels will be available across the country on multiple platforms like DTH,Digital and Analog Cable.Fox International Channels a subsidiary of the Fox Entertainment Group,which is part of Mr Rupert Murdoch's global media conglomerate News corporation.FIC produces and distributes entertainment,factual,sports and movie channels for television though distribution platforms in Europe,Asia, Latin America and Africa using several brands to their credit Fox,FX,Fox Crime,Fox Life,National Geographical Channel and Baby TV.
Keertan Adyanthaya,Managing Director,Fox International Channels India,opined " As a part of Fox International Channels,India,we believe that introducing channels like FX,Fox crime ...NG Music on DTH platform will give us the opportunity to reach out to a wider audience base and keep our viewers enthralling by compelling content ranging from crime to comedy,from Adventure to music and from fiction to factual shows."
FIC was started in 1993 with the launch of the Fox-braned general entertainment channel in Japan, it currently operates 7 active channel brands in Asia, including National Geographic Channel and its associated channels, FX, Fox Crime and Baby TV broadcasting in local languages and programmed independently for each market. It broadcasts into over 110 million homes in Asia.
2010-07-01 05:48:27 - 30 June 20110 -New Delhi - Sagar Media -Nksagar -Fox international Channel today added launched seven new channels in India, channels are FX,NGC HD,NG Wild,Fox Crime,NG Adventure,NG Music and Baby TV.
Added channels are FX,NGC HD,NG Wild,Fox Crime,NG Adventure,NG Music and Baby TV, and these channels will be available across the country on multiple platforms like DTH,Digital and Analog Cable.Fox International Channels a subsidiary of the Fox Entertainment Group,which is part of Mr Rupert Murdoch's global media conglomerate News corporation.FIC produces and distributes entertainment,factual,sports and movie channels for television though distribution platforms in Europe,Asia, Latin America and Africa using several brands to their credit Fox,FX,Fox Crime,Fox Life,National Geographical Channel and Baby TV.
Keertan Adyanthaya,Managing Director,Fox International Channels India,opined " As a part of Fox International Channels,India,we believe that introducing channels like FX,Fox crime ...NG Music on DTH platform will give us the opportunity to reach out to a wider audience base and keep our viewers enthralling by compelling content ranging from crime to comedy,from Adventure to music and from fiction to factual shows."
FIC was started in 1993 with the launch of the Fox-braned general entertainment channel in Japan, it currently operates 7 active channel brands in Asia, including National Geographic Channel and its associated channels, FX, Fox Crime and Baby TV broadcasting in local languages and programmed independently for each market. It broadcasts into over 110 million homes in Asia.
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