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Lending rules give Jindal Bengal plant a headache

Lenders are tightening the funding terms for Jindal’s Bengal project, raising the spectre of a delay in the execution of the state’s largest steel plant. ... | Read..

Kingfisher makes stake sale pitch to Singapore Airlines

Vijay Mallya-owned Kingfisher Airlines is in talks with Singapore Airlines for a potential stake sale. ... | Read..

Fiscal deficit set to soar

India’s fiscal deficit may balloon to Rs 2,25,000 crore — 7-7.5 per cent of GDP — against an estimate Rs 1,33,287 ... | Read..

Growth to lose pace

The economy is expected to grow 7.1 per cent in 2008-09, further raising hopes of a stimulus package. ... | Read..

Big boys rush to own up pledged shares

The promoters of several large companies, including Tata Steel, CESC, and Dr Reddy’s Laboratories, have admitted th ... | Read..

Lending rules give Jindal Bengal plant a headache

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