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UP announces incentives for IT/BPO, realty
To lure the Business Process Outsourcing and IT/ITeS industry, the Mayawati government in Uttar Pradesh has showered various sops. The realty sector, too, has been blessed with many relaxations.

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Subir Roy: Market driven drinking
How a man drinks defines him. For the last few weeks I have been doing the rounds of Kolkata’s clubs — a hallowed bastion of tradition, if there be any left. And I am sorry to say that they don’t take the matter of tradition seriously enough. What I mean is, the emphasis is all wrong. Quantity prevails over quality, not the other way round.
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Orissa to access local mood before Lee visit to Posco site

The Orissa government today said it would assess the local situation in the trouble-hit site for Posco"s proposed Rs 50,000-crore steel plant before allowing South Korean President Lee Myung-bak to visit the place in January. - Villagers detain Posco officials - PPSS to oppose Lee"s visit - SAIL pays final dividend of Rs 460 cr to govt - Posco, Mittal give reassurance on Orissa steel plants - Centre advises Orissa to meet Posco, ArcelorMittal - Ferro alloys in troubled waters "The decision would be taken after assessing the mood of the locals of the villages after Rehabilitation Periphery Development Advisory Committee (RPDAC) meeting in November," state steel and mines secretary Ashok Dalwai said. The Centre had earlier asked the state whether Lee, who is scheduled to visit India as a guest for the Republic Day celebrations, could visit Posco"s proposed plant site near Paradip to attend the company"s "Ribbon Cutting" ceremony. The South Korean steel major has been facing a stiff resistance from the locals and has not been able to acquire an inch of land out of required 4004 acres for the project. Posco-India signed an MoU with the state government on June 22, 2006. The state government today held a secretary-level review meeting on the progress of the project. Sources said senior home department officials and top police officers had advised the state government against inviting Lee under the prevailing situation in plant site. CPI-backed Posco Pratirosh Sangram Samiti (PPSS), the farmers body spearheading the protest against the project, was in no mood to allow Ribbon Cutting function at the site, the sources said. PPSS president Abhaya Sahoo has announced to oppose Lee"s visit to the proposed site. The state government invited home secretary A P Padhi, Director General of Police Manmohan Praharaj and Director of Intelligence Prakash Mishra to the secretary level review meeting, to take their observations on the proposed visit, the sources said. Centre and Orissa government decided to hold RPDAC meeting in November and offer a better package for the agitating people, official sources said.


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