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Farmers may shift to short-cycle crops on delayed rain
Delay in rainfall is likely to impact crop size and farmers may shift to short-cycle crops like cotton and castor seeds, an industry official said. http://smallpersonalloans.org.uk

Godrej Properties fixes IPO price at Rs 490
Godrej Properties today fixed the issue price for its initial public offer at Rs 490 a share at the lower-end of the price band, to garner over Rs 460 crore.

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'Toothless' MRTP is laid to rest
From September 1, 2009, the Monopolies and Restrictive Trade Practices (MRTP) Act 1969 has been laid to rest, and the Commission will not accept fresh filings. By now all readers are aware of the roadblocks involved, being various court cases, with challenges to the appointment of the chairperson, the status of pending cases and existing employees. Amendments to the Competition Act 2002, and its slow passage in the Houses of Parliament delayed the introduction of an effective anti trust law, a vital element in an open economy which aspires to be a global major.
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Two more die of swine flue in Andhra

Two more persons died of swine flu (H1N1 flu virus) on Sunday, taking the total death toll to nine in Andhra Pradesh. - Assembly, Council to condole YSR"s death - Andhra declares drought - Andhra orders CBI probe into YSR"s chopper crash - Succession race hots up in AP - Aditi Phadnis: Son-rise in Andhra?">Aditi Phadnis: Son-rise in Andhra? - Chopper deviated from route, hit a cliff “Taking a serious note of the increasing cases of HIN1 in the state, we have directed all government hospitals to enhance facilities besides asking the private and corporate hospitals to earmark isolated wards with at least 10 beds and 5 ventilators each. While 14 private hospitals have already agreed for this, others have evinced positive response and assured that they would create facilities by September 25,” chief minister K Rosaiah said. After holding a review meeting with the representatives of private and corporate hospitals at the Gandhi Hospital here today, the chief minister said besides the government chest hospital, four more hospitals in Hyderabad had created facilities – including ventilators and deploying more doctors and support staff – for the treatment of HIN1 flu virus. “So far, we have eight designated screening centres and we are planning to set up six more shortly,” the chief minister said.


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