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Professor Amartya Sen tells us that his high school teacher’s advice, on whether he could get away with saying that Lord Krishna’s argument in the Gita was incomplete and unconvincing, was that “Maybe you could say that, but you must say it with adequate respect”. Following this advice, I write the review with the deepest respect for Professor Sen.

Maytas Hill County customers turn to NRIs
Customers of Hill County, a Rs 1,100-crore residential project of Maytas Properties, are set to present their case at the Pravasi Bharatiya Divas (PBD) on January 7 for its speedy completion. Maytas Properties, an unlisted company, is owned by the family of Satyam Computer Services’ founder B Ramalinga Raju.

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ONGC raises Rs 1,970 cr through bonds
State-owned Oil and Natural Gas Corporation has raised Rs 1,970 crore through a issue of bonds to refinance the debt its overseas investment arm had taken to buy UK-based Imperial Energy.
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DoT allots RCom new series for Maha, Goa circle

On account of exhausting mobile phone numbers starting with the digit 9, the Department of Telecom (DoT) has allotted Reliance Communications (RCom) a new series beginning with the digit 8(055) for its Maharashtra and Goa circle (M&G). - DoT panel recommends uniform 8.5% licence fee - Analysts" corner - Home Ministry takes up security issues with DoT - Trai wants DoT to consult it on uniform licence fee - Centre"s plan to secure telecom network suffers setback - Mobile number portability not before Dec 31, says DoT Named as the ‘Boss’ series, Reliance will launch it on the GSM network for both of its pre-paid as well as post-paid customers. This is the company’s first mobile series beginning with 8 and subsequently the company will launch other new series for other circles as well. The company’s existing customers too can avail of the new series number without requiring to buy a new connection. “For the first time in the telecommunication history of our country, our customers will have an option of choosing the last 6 digits of their mobile numbers. A customer has to simply send an SMS indicating their choice of numbers and depending on the availability the number will be given to the customer,” Ravi Santhanam, M&G circle CEO, wireless business, RCom told Business Standard . Over one million combination of numbers would be available in the 8055 series for the M&G circle out of which, close to 3,000 numbers will be up for auction. After the company exhausts its 8055 series, a new series will again be allotted to the company, added Santhanam.


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