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Friday, 03 July 2009 01:49 |
Railway Budget 2009 News
Railway Minister Mamtha Banarjee is going to present Railway budget in the parliament today. These are few news stories related to this years Railways Budget and its impact on Stock Market and other sectors.
Hindu: Railway Minister Mamata Banerjee has said that the Railway budget for 2009-10 will be simple, pro-poor and in tune with the current economic scenario, ruling out high expectations when she presents it on July 3. More.
Money Control: Nifty consolidates ahead of Rail Budget: CNBC-TV18 Managing Editor Udayan Mukherjee said the market went up for sometime around the economic survey, “but it was almost as if the market pinched itself and said this is too unbelievable.” More.
Economic Times: Barely 24 hours before she presents her third Rail Budget after a nine-year hiatus, Mamata Banerjee is clearly in high spirits, buoyed by Wednesday's stellar show by the TMC-Congress combine in West Bengal's civic polls. More.
D.N.A. The railway budget that will be tabled in Parliament on Friday is most likely to be a document on how much a financial mess the gargantuan is in, and not in the pink of health, as is popularly believed. More.
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Sunday, 17 May 2009 14:01 |
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Pope visits the Middle East
The pope's recent visit to the Middle East was expected to meet political "minefields", according to the New York Times.
While in the Middle East, Pope Benedict XVI told the Prime Minister of Palestine, "It is understandable that you often feel frustrated. Your legitimate aspirations for permanent homes, for an independent Palestinian state, remain unfulfilled. Instead, you find yourselves trapped in a spiral of violence.”
The pope was speaking about the Palestinian housing, and how there are refugee camps.
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Sunday, 17 May 2009 13:59 |
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Swine flu reaches Southeast Asia
Two travelers returning from Mexico to Thailand tested positive for the H1N1 swine influenza on Tuesday. According to Thailand's health minister, this marks the first case of Southeast Asia.
On Wednesday, Chinese Ministry of Health officials reported a man had the disease. Currently, the officials are searching for people the man may have come into contact with.
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