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Orissa, Jharkhand projects on course despite delays, says ArcelorMittal
Luxembourg-based Arcelor- Mittal, the world’s largest steel maker, has said it is pursuing its new project investments in India, despite minor delays.

GM in pact with Reva for producing electric vehicles
US-based car maker General Motors today joined hands with Reva Electric Car Company to develop and produce electric vehicles in the Indian market as part of its plan to make the country a global hub for environment friendly vehicles.

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VRL looking to exit its wind power business
Logistics and transport major VRL Logistics Ltd (VRL) is looking at exiting its 42.5 Mw wind power venture at Mundargi in Gadag district of Karnataka, because of delayed receivables from the sale of power as well as its high operational costs. The Hubli-based company had forayed into the wind energy business in 2007 by setting up the venture for Rs 250 crore.
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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. - NEWSALERT: Genpact opens remote operations center in Hyderabad - Hiring activity up 4.1% in September: Study - Etisalat DB inks Rs 750-cr BPO deals - Tech Mahindra: Forex gains - Net transactions show 10% monthly growth - It"s raining deals for Birla Minacs IT majors and BPOs setting up units in UP will get 100 per cent relaxation in stamp duty. Those setting up call centres can now get a land lot in UP on easier terms. In a meeting of the state cabinet chaired by the CM on Friday, all development authorities in the state have been directed accordingly. IT companies have been given huge relaxations in the lease rent on land allotted to them. IT and BPO industries can now complete construction on the land allotted to them in five years instead of three years. The government has decided to reduce the lease rent on commercial land by more than 60 per cent. The cabinet also decided that those getting a commercial plot through open bidding by March 31, 2010, will have to pay just one per cent lease rent instead of the earlier rate of 2.5 per cent. In case the allottee is making a one-time payment, the lease rent payable will be 11 per cent instead of the existing 27.5 per cent. Those realty companies which have failed to pay the cost of the land allotted to them have been given the option to reschedule their payment mode. Defaulter realty companies can now pay the cost of land over 10 years. This facility will be available till the end of this financial year only.


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