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Let's all go home
It was past 7 pm in the Lok Sabha and Environment and Forest Minister Jairam Ramesh had already made clear India’s stand to be taken at Copenhagen. So, Parliamentary Affairs Minister V Narayanasamy, gauging the mood of the MPs, passed a chit to Ramesh: “All MPs are satisfied” (in other words, please stop your speech so that we can go home). Ramesh, known for his sense of humour, made the chit public, “Narayanasamyji is telling me that all MPs are satisfied. But the minister himself is not satisfied. I request Swamiji to give me more time.” As the House burst out in laughter and Narayanasamy looked embarrassed, Ramesh continued, “I must take swamiji’s permission because he is the real swami here.”

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Bidding for UP sugar mills put off until Nov
The bidding for the Uttar Pradesh government sugar mills has again been put off until November.
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Trent to hire 4,000 for Star Bazaar stores

Hypermarket Trent will hire over 4,000 people at its Star Bazaar stores over the next 14 months, a top company official today said. - Trent to scale up Star Bazaar stores to 18 by end of FY11 - TVS Shriram Growth Fund takes 25% in Landmark - HC stays Trent plans for Star Bazaars in Delhi - NLC, REC, Bajaj Hindusthan, Suven Life & Trent"s Q1 result - Tata"s Trent, UK"s Arcadia may set up 15 apparel stores in India - Dassault Systemes ties with Trent for deploying solution "We will be hiring 300-400 people per Star Bazaar store. That is the number we usually require and employ in Star Bazaar," Trent Managing Director Noel Tata told PTI on the sidelines of a retail summit today. The company is planning to open 11 stores by the end of next fiscal taking the total to 18. Tata also said the company is primarily focusing on the southern and western regions for grocery and FMCG items at present. Going forward, the company will look at options in the eastern region as well, he said. "On the grocery side, we are concentrating on the western and southern markets. However, we cannot ignore the eastern region. We have three Westside stores there and plan to open more of them. Similarly, we also have plans to open a few more Landmark stores selling books and music by FY12," he added. At present, there are 41 Westside and 12 Landmark stores pan-India.


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