| Professional
News |
| INCOME
TAX |
| Know these tax tweaks before you make
your New Year plans Article |
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Delhi : For many, December
is the month for splurging — on Christmas shopping, New Year
parties, vacations and so on. It is certainly not the time of
year when you would pay attention to "boring topics" like
saving, investing and tax breaks. It may not be a smart thing
to do. This is because many organisations deduct tax from
salaries in January, February and March, affecting your
cashflows. Typically, organisations ask their employees to
submit their investment declaration between December and
early-to-mid January. That means, depending on the deadline
set by your employer,
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| CUSTOMS |
| DRI cracks down on gold smuggling
from Thailand |
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Delhi : The Directorate of
Revenue Intelligence (DRI) on Thursday raided several gold
importers who were importing the precious metal from Thailand
taking undue advantage of concessional duty, cracking down on
a major nationwide anti-smuggling operation. The government
has raised customs duty on gold in bid to curb imports that
are largely responsible for the high current account deficit
and weakening currency, but a spurt in smuggling threatens to
undermine its efforts. "The operation is currently on...there
was intelligence on a sudden jump in gold jewellery imports
from Thailand," said an official with the organisation privy
to the development.
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| SERVICE
TAX |
| Service tax clauses are
cumbersome Article
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Delhi : Service tax would
easily qualify as the legislation which has witnessed maximum
changes over the last 16 years. What started off as a simple
tax on three services has now turned into a cash-cow for the
Government with revenues budgeted at Rs 1,24,000 crore in the
current fiscal. The negative list introduced in 2012 is
expected to be a game-changer for service tax law as it is
touted as a precursor to the Goods and Services Tax (GST) – if
and when it comes. The Delhi High Court is turning out to be a
good place to turn to for consultation on service
tax.
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| SEBI |
| Sebi tightens dynamic price bands to
prevent flash crashes at bourses |
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Maharashtra : Capital market
regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India has tightened
the dynamic price bands for stocks on which derivative
products are available after a set of erroneous orders placed
by brokerage Emkay Global on October 5 led to the Nifty
crashing over 15% within a few minutes of opening. The
regulator on Thursday said stock exchanges should set the
dynamic price bands at 10% of the previous closing price for
stocks on which derivatives products are available, index and
stock futures and also on stocks included in indices on which
derivatives products exist.
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| Well-defined norms for money raising
schemes needed, Sebi tells govt |
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Delhi : The Securities and
Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has approached the government,
seeking a ‘well-defined’ framework for regulating various
money raising schemes such as multi-level marketing and goat
farming. “Sebi has written to the government seeking a
well-defined framework for regulating money raising schemes
like multi-level marketing schemes, timeshare schemes, emu
farming, gold purchase schemes, goat farming and deposit
collection for real estate development,” minister of state for
finance Namo Narain Meena told the Rajya Sabha in a written
reply.
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| RBI |
| RBI rejects FinMin proposal for
interest on CRR |
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Maharashtra : Ahead of the
quarterly monetary policy, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has
shot down the proposal of the finance ministry for payment of
interest on cash reserve ratio (CRR) being maintained by
scheduled commercial banks with the central bank. This is the
second time the RBI is rejecting the government proposal on
interest payment on CRR — the portion of deposits to be kept
with the RBI — to banks.
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| Interest rate cut by RBI not seen at
next policy meeting on December 18: C
Rangarajan |
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Delhi : Prime minister's
economic advisor C Rangarajan said on Friday he doesn't expect
the central bank to cut interest rates at its next policy
meeting on December 18. Asia's third largest economy is headed
for the weakest full-year growth in a decade, at about 6 per
cent, far below the near double-digit pace before the global
economic downturn. But despite the slowdown, the Reserve Bank
of India ( RBI) has not lowered interest rates since April
because inflation has remained near 7 per cent, exacerbated by
a weak rupee that has added to the cost of fuel
imports.
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| Misc. Corporate Laws
& Other Commercial Policies |
| After reforms in FDI, government
accelerates approvals for mega projects, land
bill |
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Delhi : The government swung
into action with steps to accelerate approvals for mega
projects, and approved a new law for land acquisition, acting
decisively to spur investment and growth that have been marred
by inter-ministerial tussles. To kick-start investments, it
has decided to set up a cabinet panel headed by the prime
minister to speed up clearances of projects of over Rs 1,000
crore. The Cabinet Committee on Investments will be a "game
changer" that will cut red tape, Commerce Minister Anand
Sharma told ET NOW.
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| Difficult times for the telecom
industry were over: PM |
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Delhi : India will address
concerns worrying investors and provide a platform for driving
growth in the telecom industry as it puts in place a
forward-looking policy regime, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh
said Thursday. He said that the difficult times for the Indian
telecom industry were over as the government had taken several
steps over the last year to ensure stability in the sector.
"This sector had had to face some tough challenges in the past
months. However, I believe that the period of difficulties is
now coming to an end.
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| Free export policy for rice, wheat,
cotton to continue: Sharma |
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Delhi : Commerce Minister
Anand Sharma said on Thursday that the government will
continue with the free export policy for rice, wheat and
cotton this year.In September 2011, the ban on export of
non-basmati rice and wheat was lifted and exports were put on
OGL (Open General Licence) due to bumper food grains
production in the country.“Due to higher production, the
government has allowed export of rice, wheat and cotton. This
will continue as we have enough supply,” Sharma said while
addressing the All India Kisan Coordination Committee (AIKCC)
here.Sharma said that stable farm export policy is necessary
to ensure better income to farmers and the same has been
communicated to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh.
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| Govt presses the reforms
pedal |
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Delhi : Panel to be set up
to fast-track clearance of infra projects; Land Bill approved;
2G base price cut by 30% in 3 circles; Urea policy to
incentivise fertiliser firms setting up plants A week after
winning in Parliament the vote on 51 per cent foreign direct
investment ( FDI) in multi-brand retail, the United
Progressive Alliance ( UPA) government on Thursday gave a big
push to its reforms agenda. The Union Cabinet cleared the
much-awaited proposal to set up the Cabinet Committee on
Investment (CCI) and amendments to the Land Acquisition
Bill.
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| Govt bats for made-in-India IT
products |
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Delhi : The government meets
two objectives by pushing a made-in- India electronics policy:
create a market for indigenous electronics products and
safeguard the country from cyber attacks. The Centre will soon
come up with a notification, which will make it mandatory for
all government departments to procure a part of their
information and technology (IT) requirements such as desktops,
laptops, printers, etc, from domestic companies that
manufacture the product locally.
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| Govt seeks Trai’s advice to check
monopoly of cable cos |
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Delhi : To prevent
monopolistic practices by cable distribution companies — local
cable operators (LCOs) and multi-service operators (MSOs) —
the government has sought the intervention of the sector
regulator. As outlined by information and broadcasting
minister Manish Tewari last month, the I&B ministry has
now written to the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India
(Trai) seeking its recommendations in the matter. The move
comes after the government received several complaints and
queries on the alleged monopolistic practices of large cable
distribution networks in several areas/towns in the
country.
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| Small landholdings make acquisitions
costlier Article |
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Delhi : If recent numbers
about the state of the Indian economy are any indication, then
all is not well. Growth of Indian economy slowed down to 5.3%
in the third quarter of 2012, a nine-year low. Savings are
falling, and so is investment. In September, the index of
industrial production (IIP) fell by 0.4% from a year earlier.
Exports fell for the sixth months in row, taking the October
trade deficit to a 12-month high. In November, foreign
exchange reserves dipped to $293.6 billion, down by $20.32
billion compared to a year earlier.
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| Finance & Money
Markets |
| India Inc raises $4.29 bn via ECBs,
FCCBs |
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Maharashtra : Indian
companies raised $4.29 billion, through external commercial
borrowings (ECBs) and foreign currency convertible bonds (
FCCBs) in October, to fund modernisation, foreign
acquisitions, import of capital goods and onward lending. This
is highest since December last year. In December 2011,
companies had raised $4.4 billion from the ECBs and FCCBs. The
comparable figure for last month, according to Reserve Bank of
India ( RBI) data, was $2.77 billion. Of the total, $2.40
billion was via automatic route while $1.89 billion was raised
through the approval route, which requires case-by-case
approval from RBI.
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| Commodities |
| Oil at $60 or $120 Doesn’t Prevent
U.S. Supplanting Saudis |
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Delhi : Whether crude costs
$60 a barrel or twice that amount, the U.S. is almost free of
depending on imported energy and positioned to supplant Saudi
Arabia as the world’s No. 1 producer of oil. Even if U.S.
benchmark West Texas Intermediate oil drops 30 percent from
the current $86 a barrel, oil companies will boost production
as new technologies allow them to extract crude from shale
formations, said Ed Morse, the global head of commodities
research at Citigroup Inc. The nation, which was last self-
sufficient when Harry S.
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| Global aluminium makers switch to
quarterly pricing in Asia |
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Reuters reported that Global producers of
aluminium ingots are turning away yearly premiums in favour of
quarterly pricing for 2013 term shipments to Asia to take
advantage of spot premiums that scaled records this year.
Traders said that Global producers required buyers in Asia to
pay premiums or a surcharge to secure physical metal over the
cash London Metal Exchange aluminium price based on the
quarterly main Japan ports premium. The move will make the MJP
premium, seen as the Asian benchmark and which typically
reflects spot premiums, more important than previous
years.
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| INTERNATIONAL
BUSINESS |
| Dell reboots from PC maker to IT
solutions company |
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Just a few miles away from the Austin
Convention Centre, the venue for this year’s Dell World 2012
is the Texas University where Michael Dell first got the idea
for making computing devices. Many years later, the promoter
of the now $60-billion company is executing a new idea - to
take Dell beyond PC into services and solutions space.
INTEGRATING SOLUTIONS What this means is that instead of just
selling boxes, Dell is now integrating storage, servers,
networking solutions along with a wide portfolio of services
to become a full-fledged IT company. “We have travelled
millions of miles from where we started. But what we do today
is very different from what we did even five years
ago.
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| India Inc. investments abroad drop
$6.4 b so far this fiscal |
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Indian companies’ overseas investments
in the first eight months of the current financial year were
lower by $6.372 billion compared to the corresponding year-ago
period. In April-November 2012 period, outward investment by
Indian companies was at $17.443 billion, against $23.815
billion in the year-ago period. N. S. Venkatesh, Chief General
Manager (Treasury), IDBI Bank, attributed the slowdown in
overseas investment to: major companies that were on the block
after the last financial crisis being already taken over;
Indian companies finding better returns in the domestic
market; and/or the Euro zone crisis deterring them from making
investments. According to RBI data, in November, Indian
companies invested $2.311 billion in their overseas ventures
against $2.034 billion in the year-ago period.
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| Apple, 4 publishers bid to end EU
price-fixing probe |
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Apple, the world's biggest technology
company, and four publishers ended a European Union antitrust
investigation after regulators accepted their offer to
overhaul pricing models for digital books. Apple promised to
end certain pricing agreements with the four companies and
exclude certain clauses for five years after the EU said it
was concerned that the deals were a form of collusion that
raised retail prices. The iPad maker previously took a fixed
percentage of 30 per cent of the e-book prices set by the
publishers. The companies made an offer to settle the
investigation in April.
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| As global consumers shop for mobiles,
Apple outshines rivals |
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Apple’s stock may be sliding as
investors fret about growing competition, but store visits and
interviews with smartphone and tablet shoppers in 10 cities
around the world suggest consumers share little of that
negativity. With tablets and other mobile devices the gadgets
of choice this holiday season, Reuters canvassed over 70
shoppers and store employees across Sydney, Seattle, Palo
Alto, Shanghai, Bangalore, Singapore, Paris, London, Mexico
City and Boston for insight into what does and doesn’t
beckon.
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| Banking |
| Provisioning norms to hit
profitability of NBFCs |
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Maharashtra : The
proposed asset classification norms and standard asset
provisioning norms of the Reserve Bank of India are expected
to impact the profitability of the non-banking financial
companies ( NBFCs). Shriram Transport Finance Company (STFC)
Managing Director and CEO Umesh Revankar said, “Our customers
are primarily those who don’t get finance from banks.
Therefore bringing them at par with bank customers, is not
very good for us.” The central bank has suggested asset
classification norms for non-performing assets to come down to
120 days from April 1, 2014 and to 90 days from financial year
2015-16. At present, NBFCs can classify loans as bad assets
after 180 days.
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| Public sector banks put over R1,500
crore stressed loans on block |
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Maharashtra : Banks are
willing to offload their stressed assets to asset
reconstruction companies (ARCs) at discounts of about 30-40%
of the outstanding amount, say bankers and officials from
ARCs. Bankers say at these levels of discount, it is viable to
make the sale of distressed assets as it offsets the
provisioning and legal expenses that banks have to otherwise
incur to maintain these accounts in their books. After seeing
negligible auctions of stressed assets in 2011-12 and for the
most part of this financial year, the last two months have
seen banks announcing a slew of
auctions.
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| Economy |
| India |
| Companies' clampdown on office space in 2012
results to 1 lakh fewer white-collar jobs |
| Don’t make too much of IIP numbers, says Raghuram
Rajan |
| The 'Aadhar' of Direct Cash Transfer is more of
assumptions, less of ground-level realities |
| 34 schemes identified for cash transfers:
Chidambaram |
| RbI: Expect inflation to moderate in 2-3
months |
| Textile sector aims 100% garment export
growth |
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| International |
| European Central Bank to be banking watchdog of
European Union |
| Bernanke wields tools to cut unemployment
rate |
| India, China set to propel global airline
industry growth |
| Doha reflects weakening ambition |
| No side yielding ground in US fiscal cliff
negotiations |
| Swiss Bankers Fight Against Risks Posed by
White-Money Strategy |
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| Markets
Today |
| NSE |
5,879.60
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0.48%
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| BSE |
19,317.25
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0.46%
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| NASDAQ |
2,992.16
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0.00%
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| USD |
54.49
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| EURO |
71.33
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| JPY(100) |
65.06
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| GBP |
87.86
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| Corporate
Watch |
| Hitachi, Panasonic to make India base to
access Africa, Middle East; plan Rs 5,700-cr
investments |
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West Bengal : Hitachi and
Panasonic, Japan's two biggest corporations, plan to invest
more than Rs 5,700 crore in India as they have identified the
country as one of their biggest bets for growth and a base to
expand in Africa and Middle East markets.Hitachi, which held
its first board of directors meeting outside Japan in its
102-year history in New Delhi on Thursday, announced Rs
4,700-crore expansion plans that include building 5
manufacturing plants.
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| ‘Infosys will stick to its strategy, is
going in the right direction’ |
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Karnataka : Infosys, which is
facing a possible downgrade from brokerage houses for the
first time in several years, has said that it will stick to
its business model and not change course. “The character of an
organisation will come out in tough times. There will be
pressure to change course. But the moment you succumb, you
will fall. We will stick to our Infosys 3.0 strategy. We are
going in the right direction,” V. Balakrishnan, a key board
member of Infosys and India Business Head, told Business Line.
US FISCAL CLIFF Balakrishnan, till recently the CFO of
Infosys, said that if the US fiscal cliff talks are resolved,
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| Puravankara Projects plans 6-m sq ft
township in Bangalore |
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Maharashtra : Puravankara Projects
plans to launch a 6-million sq ft residential township on 60
acres in Bangalore. The township is expected to generate Rs
2,500 crore in revenue. The project, ‘Provident Sunworth’,
will have two BHK units (883 sq ft) priced at Rs 29.75 lakh
and three BHK (1,082 sq ft) priced at Rs 35.96 lakh, all
inclusive. Overall, 5952 apartments will be built over a
period of five years by Provident Housing, a wholly-owned
subsidiary of Puravankara Projects. The development is located
off Mysore Road,
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| JSW Steel plans to raise
output |
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West Bengal : JSW Steel, India's
largest private sector steelmaker, plans to raise production
if iron ore supplies improve. 'Our capacity utilisation has
come down to 70 per cent in the wake of disruption in ore
supplies. If more mines come back into production and NMDC
hikes its output, we hope to raise it to 80 per cent. We would
like to maintain our guidance for steel production at 8.5
million tonnes for the year,' Seshagiri Rao, joint managing
director of JSW Steel & group CFO, said.
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| Kingfisher imposes FII cap to make room for
investor |
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Maharashtra : Kingfisher Airlines
Ltd(KING.NS), in stake sale talks with Abu Dhabi's Etihad
Airways and other investors, has capped foreign portfolio
investment in the company at 3 percent, carving space for a
foreign investor to buy as much as 46 percent of the embattled
carrier. India allows foreign investment of up to 49 percent
in local carriers. Overseas institutional investors currently
hold 2.46 percent of Kingfisher, according to stock exchange
data.
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| Reebok India stands by its Rs 870-cr fraud
allegations |
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Delhi : Even as a Gurgaon police
investigation into the alleged fraud in Reebok India point to
a loss to the company of Rs 11.3 crore, the sportswear maker
reiterated its earlier claim that wrongdoing by two former top
executives caused the firm a loss of Rs 870 crore. The probe,
by a special investigation team (SIT) of the police, says that
former managing director Subhinder Singh Prem and former Chief
Operating Officer (COO) Vishnu Bhagat had only caused a loss
to the company worth Rs 11.3 crore, while the money made by
the duo for themselves was much less.
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| Moody's cuts PNB, Canara & BoB outlook
to negative |
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Maharashtra : Rating agency Moody’s
on Thursday revised its rating outlook to negative from stable
for three public sector banks (PSBs), saying their worsening
asset quality was exerting pressure on profitability and
capital. These three — Punjab National Bank, Bank of Baroda
and Canara Bank — have witnessed a rise in both gross
non-performing assets ( NPAs) and the restructured loan
portfolio. Moody’s said these banks were particularly
challenged by the prevailing operating environment,
characterised by high inflation and high interest
rates.
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| Wheels India stock surges 15.4% on open
offer by Titan Europe |
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Tamil Nadu : The stock of Wheels
India surged 15.4 per cent or Rs 114 to a life-time high on
the BSE, after one of its promoters made an open offer to buy
14.38 per cent stake from public shareholders. Wheels India
opened at Rs 815.05, a gain of Rs 74.95 or 10 per cent. Titan
Europe Plc. along with Titan International Inc. has made an
open offer to buy 14.38 per cent stake in TVS group company
Wheels India for about Rs 103 crore.
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| Mistry to take over as Tata Motors’
chairman December end |
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Delhi : Automobile major Tata
Motors announced the appointment of Tata Sons’
chairman-designate Cyrus P. Mistry as its chairman effective
Dec 28, 2012. “The board of directors of Tata Motors announced
the appointment of Mistry as the chairman of the board with
effect from Dec 28, on the retirement of Ratan
Tata,”
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| Deutsche Bank India gets capital infusion
of Rs 1,054 crore |
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Maharashtra : German banking giant
Deutsche Bank on Thursday said that it has infused an
additional capital of Rs 1,054 crore into its India operations
to fund its growth plans. The capital infusion, which takes
the total capital base to Rs 7,000 crore, is the second
infusion in 2012 and the sixth since 2007, the bank said in a
statement. “This capital infusion will enable us to further
deepen our client franchise here. In particular, we will
further expand our transaction banking and retail banking,”
Deutsche Bank India chief executive Ravneet Gill
said.
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| Proxy advisory firm raises red flag on
corporate governance structure of Indian
companies |
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Maharashtra : Proxy advisory firm
InGovern has raised a red flag on the average tenure of
independent directors and statutory auditors of top listed
companies in India. About 22% of independent directors have
served on their companies' boards for more than nine years and
audit committees of only 45 companies are composed of 'only
independent' directors, according to the firm's India Proxy
Season 2012 Analysis special report,
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taxation.
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| Reminders |
| Tenders |
| Central Bank Of
India 15/12/2012
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| Andrew Yule And Company
Limited 15/12/2012
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| Indian Overseas
Bank 15/12/2012
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| Orissa State Seeds Corporation
Limited 15/12/2012
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| Indian Institute Of Information Technology And
Management 17/12/2012
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| Shipping Corporation Of India
Limited 17/12/2012
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| Allahabad Bank 17/12/2012
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| Social Welfare
Department 18/12/2012
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| Panchayat And Rural Development
Department 19/12/2012
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| CENTRAL BANK
OF INDIA 20/12/2012
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| National Fisheries Development
Board 20/12/2012
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| Notifications
& Circulars |
| INCOME
TAX |
| NOTIFICATION NO.
53/2012 (Delhi) 05/12/2012
|
| In the notification of Government of India, Ministry of
Finance, Department of Revenue, No. 51/2012, dated 23rd
November, 2012 bearing S.O. 2777(E) and published in the
Gazette of India, Extraordinary, Part II, section 3,
sub-section (ii), dated 23rd November, 2012— |
| CUSTOMS |
| Circular No. 29
/2012-Customs (Delhi) 07/12/2012
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| Regarding functional control of Special Valuation
Branches |
| SEBI |
| CIR/MRD/DP/34/2012 (Maharashtra) 13/12/2012
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| Pre-Trade Risk Controls |
| RBI |
| Notification
No.RBI/2012-13/328 (Delhi) 13/12/2012
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| Progress report on frauds |
| Notification
No.RBI/2012-13/329 (Delhi) 13/12/2012
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| Frauds-Classification and Reporting |
| Notification
No.RBI/2012-13/327 (Delhi) 12/12/2012
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| Implementation of Section 51-A of UAPA, 1967-Updates of
the UNSCR 1267(1999) / 1989(2011) Committee's Al Qaida
Sanctions List |
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