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IIP growth raises hopes of recovery
Mining, manufacturing grow in double digits.

Obstacles may impede India growth story
India was the most promising market but obstacles could impede the speed at which India reached the full extent of the promise, said Sudhir Maheshwari, member of group management board responsible for corporate finance, M&A and business development (including India) and risk management of ArcelorMittal. Addressing the 47th National Metallurgists’ Day Celebration of the Indian Institute of Metals, Maheswari clarified, “We remain fully committed to our announced greenfield projects in Jharkhand and Orissa. We are looking for other alternatives of land acquisition to accelerate realisation of our plans.” ArcelorMittal’s two 12 million tonne steel plants in Jharkhand and Orissa were running behind schedule on account of problems with land acquisition.

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Industry wants ban on handsets with cloned IMEI number
Indian Cellular Association (ICA) has demanded counterfeit mobile handsets with cloned International Mobile Equipment Identity (IMEI) numbers of other genuine handsets be banned in the country.
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Holbrooke to visit Berlin, Paris and Moscow; skips India

Special US Representative for Pakistan and Afghanistan Richard Holbrooke is travelling to Europe to consult with leaders in Germany, France and Russia, before traveling to Kabul to attend the inauguration of Hamid Karzai for his second term as the Afghan President. - Visas for Pak-born US nationals to be cleared by Delhi - Pakistan"s slowdown - ISI has ingress in every terror group: Musharraf - Precarious Pakistan - 'LeT placed priority on new attack in India, not Denmark' - Faheem Ansari seeks re-trial of 26/11 case">Faheem Ansari seeks re-trial of 26/11 case However, New Delhi does not fall in his current itinerary. Holbrooke had earlier announced that he would be travelling to India, along with Afghanistan. There was no official reason for the top US diplomat not travelling to New Delhi – a visit which has been pending since July. "He (Holbrooke) is currently traveling to Berlin. He will be in Paris tomorrow, in Munich on November 14, and then next week, he will be in Moscow," State Department spokesman Ian Kelly told reporters at his daily news briefing. "These are for consultations with government officials and his special representative for Afghanistan and Pakistan counterparts," Kelly said. "These routine meetings are part of continued efforts to stay in close touch with allies and partners on Afghanistan and Pakistan. He will then travel to Afghanistan for the inauguration of President Hamid Karzai," Kelly said.


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