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Airtel slashes roaming rates by 60%
Mobile services provider, Bharti Airtel, reduced its roaming rates by nearly 60 per cent. Customers who enroll into the Airtel Turbo plan will now be charged at 60 paise per minute for all incoming calls while on roaming. The new plan is available for both existing and new customers effective Friday. http://smallpersonalloans.org.uk

London crawling
If you can get past the first dozen pages of this book, you’ll probably keep going. In the very first scene, old-school lefty journalist Ian wakes up to BBC Radio’s breakfast news talk show hosted by James Naughtie and John Humphrys — during which Gideon Crawford, the secretary of state for Scotland, will face tough questioning over the government’s approach to the forthcoming elections to the Scottish Parliament, at which the Scottish Nationalists will take on the ruling Labour Party, in power in Westminster after many years and with a sizeable majority, thanks to their young and dashing new PM, Harry White, whose obituary Ian must go to work today and bring up to date, just in case...

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LS passes three bills without discussion
The Lok Sabha today passed three bills in 15 minutes without any discussion as opposition members protested vociferously against price rise and carving out Telangana from Andhra Pradesh.
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ArcelorMittal to sell stake in Canadian firm

World’s largest steel maker ArcelorMittal will sell its 28.6 per cent stake in Canada-based Wabush Mines for about $34.28 million. - ArcelorMittal to sell stake in Canadian firm for $34 mn - Land trouble puts mega-steel projects on slippery ground - JSPL gets show cause notice for "violating" norms - Lakshmi Mittal tops football rich list - ArcelorMittal may exit Orissa, Jharkhand - CIL shortlists 10 companies for developing 18 abandoned mines The steel maker would be offloading its minority stake to Canadian entity Consolidated Thompson Iron Mines and both firms have entered into a definitive agreement in this regard. “ArcelorMittal’s 28.6 per cent stake in Wabush Mines is being sold to Consolidated Thompson Iron Mines. ArcelorMittal will receive a consideration of $34.28 million for the stake,” the steel behemoth said in a statement on Friday. L N Mittal-led ArcelorMittal said the stake in Wabush Mines is no longer a core part of the company’s mining strategy. The mine represented 31 million tonnes of iron ore reserve and 1.2 million tonnes of iron ore produced for ArcelorMittal in 2008. According to the steel maker, even after selling the stake in Wabush Mines, the company continues to have significant mining operations and resources in Canada.


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