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North Block rejig ahead of Budget
Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee’s core team for the Budget will witness a crucial change on February 1. With the government announcing the appointment of Sunil Mitra as revenue secretary, the West Bengal cadre official will now move to North Block from the Department of Disinvestment, where he spearheaded the recent divestment drive of public sector companies.

'International exposure makes IMT-Dubai different'
The Institute of Management Technology (IMT) Dubai is one of the few Indian business schools to have got an approval from the UAE’s ministry of higher education and scientific research to offer an accredited MBA programme and executive education to companies operating in the UAE. IMT Dubai’s director Farhad Rad – Serecht told Kirtika Suneja how the institute plans to remain different from other B-schools. Edited excerpts

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Domestic passenger car sales jumped by 40.27 per cent to 1,15,268 units in December last year.
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Bharti, RCom seek telecom corridor via Bangladesh

Indian telecom majors Bharti Airtel and Reliance Communications (RCom) have sought to build a fibre optic network in Bangladesh to get connected to the isolated north-eastern states, a report said on Sunday. - New entrants no sweat for existing telecom players - SA Treasury processing MTN application on deal with Bharti - Bharti to launch 3G service by Oct 2010 - Reliance Infratel plans Rs 5,000-crore IPO - RCom prepays term loan worth Rs 5,000 cr - Aircel, RCom in talks for $300-mn infra sharing deal Bharti Airtel and RCom recently submitted a joint proposal to Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission (BTRC) to connect India’s seven sisters in the north-east, offering Bangladesh access to the alternative submarine cable in exchange, the Daily Star newspaper said. The seven north-eastern states now get telecom services through VSAT (very small aperture terminal) at a high price. A BTRC official confirmed the report and said that as per the proposal, Bangladesh could use the companies’ undersea cable network as an alternative to the lone submarine cable SEA-ME-WE-4.


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