Minister vows to probe case of faulty equipment sent for mill upgrade
Fiji Times
INDIA has promised to look into the case of faulty equipment it sent to the Fiji Sugar Corporation for mill upgrade a few years back. The equipment were sent to Fiji as part of the loan to the Exim Bank in 2007. India's Minister for Agriculture Sharad ...

Chandigarh Tribune
GAAR deferred but new tax rule may deter foreign investors
Chandigarh Tribune
Foreign investors may be relieved over the controversial GAAR (General Anti-Avoidance Rule) tax proposals being pushed back by a year but another new taxation framework could make their India investments riskier and expensive. The proposals, that are a ...

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Oriental Bank cuts edu loan interest by up to 100 bps
Deccan Herald
State-owned Oriental Bank of Commerce (OBC) has reduced interest rate on education loans by up to 100 bps. Now, education loan up to Rs 4 lakh would be cheaper by 25 basis points, while interest rate on Rs 4-7.5 lakh loans has been reduced by 50 bps, ...

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Sydney Morning Herald
Small loans that make a huge impact
Sydney Morning Herald
However, with a $10 loan, she bought a second cow and was able to produce additional yoghurt and cheese to sell on the roadside in her village of Cajamarca, Peru. ''In two months,'' says former Melbourne University student Fernando Tamayo, ...

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Stage set for new arts and culture program
phillyBurbs.com
by James McGinnis Props, period furniture and power tools fill a former paper mill at the Riverside Industrial Complex in Bristol Township. Dreams are strewn together of plastic, plywood, glue and nails in the new scene construction shop for Bristol ...

Law talk: Despite precautions, buyers of short sales take a risk
Chicago Daily Herald
The house was left in horrible shape, there was all kinds of damage we had not seen before due to strategic placement of rugs and furniture and they damaged both doors and a railing moving out. Our attorney wrote seller's attorney requesting ...

Pinal Sheriff's Office stockpiles, sells millions in military equipment
Tucson Citizen
Yet the Sheriff's Office, which helps oversee the program in Arizona, has doled out hundreds of thousands of dollars' worth of equipment that it never used to non-police agencies and a business, saying the items are merely on “loan” and might ...

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UK visa curbs putting off Indian students?
NDTV
PTI | Updated: May 20, 2012 13:26 IST London: Amidst renewed calls to the David Cameron government to review recent curbs on student visas, the British universities have reported a significant fall in applications for courses from India for the ...

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The Epoch Times
Chinese Regime's Aid Emboldens Cambodia
The Epoch Times
Beijing's global New Deal, hefty loans unconstrained by human rights concerns, is almost tailor-made for Cambodia, argues Sebastian Strangio. (Hoang Dinh Nam/AFP/Getty Images) As delegates touched down in Cambodia's capital for the 20th Summit of the ...

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Pinal Sheriff's Office stockpiles, sells millions in military equipment
AZ Central.com
Yet the Sheriff's Office, which helps oversee the program in Arizona, has doled out hundreds of thousands of dollars' worth of equipment that it never used to non-police agencies and a business, saying the items are merely on "loan" and might ...

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Pinal sheriff acquiring millions in equipment
Arizona Republic
Yet the Sheriff's Office, which helps oversee the program in Arizona, has doled out hundreds of thousands of dollars' worth of equipment that it never used to non-police agencies and a business, saying the items are merely on "loan" and might ...

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OBC cuts interest rate on education loans by up to 1%
Business Standard
PTI / New Delhi May 20, 2012, 12:05 IST State-owned Oriental Bank of Commerce (OBC) has reduced interest rate on education loans by up to 1%. "We have slashed rates on education loans across the board effective May 15," OBC Chairman and Managing ...

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Manoramaonline
Indians rewriting Everest story
Manoramaonline
"Most of the climbers took personal loans while the rest of the money came from individual donors and a few groups. "Most corporates shied away from offering sponsorship, thinking it would cost them Rs.3-4 million per climber. "However, the boys did it ...

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Zee News
UK visa curbs putting off Indian students?
Zee News
London: Amidst renewed calls to the David Cameron government to review recent curbs on student visas, the British universities have reported a significant fall in applications for courses from India for the forthcoming academic year starting ...

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IBNLive.com
UK visa curbs putting off Indian students?
IBNLive.com
PTI London: Amidst renewed calls to the David Cameron government to review recent curbs on student visas, the British universities have reported a significant fall in applications for courses from India for the forthcoming academic year starting ...

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Payday-loans-australia.org Helps Consumers Decide Whether a Cash Loan is a ...
PR Web (press release)
The payday-loans-australia.org article looks into the cases in which consumers apply for cash loans so as to take advantage of discounts on various products such as furniture and electronics. Payday-loans-australia.org advises consumers to think ...

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Show you are creditworthy!
The Asian Age
A significant percentage of defaults, especially in the unsecured segment such as personal loans and credit cards, have been traced to some absconding borrowers who could be tracked only as far as the addresses they provide, so loan recovery for the ...

Existing critical illness is not covered
The Asian Age
If it is not possible, you could sell gold jewellery or try to take a loan on investments. If you don't have such assets, but you have good repayment track, you could take a personal loan. Another option is to use the 'balance transfer option' on to a ...

Brazil stimulus fails to raise growth
IBNLive.com
The news comes as Asia's major emerging market economies, China and India, are also decelerating. "The weak … conditions are likely to encourage the authorities to add more fiscal and monetary stimulus to the economy and to remain activist on the ...

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The Hindu
'I want to reach out to remote villages'
The Hindu
To start with, the focus was on the 'student-tracking system' a novel scheme to construct residential schools to enrol children, including dropouts, under the 'Sarva Siksha Abhiyaan'. The system was introduced to monitor the enrolment status — enrol ...

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