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India Inc to hard-sell itself to the EU
Brussels is gearing up for an Indian summer, but this has less to do with the weather than India Inc, which is all set to strut its stuff in the heart of the European Union. The largest India-related business summit ever to be held in the city will see top CEOs and political heavyweights join hands to send a clear message to Europe, of engagement and interest.

Initial work at Bhatinda refinery likely by 2011: LN Mittal
Steel czar Lakshmi N Mittal today said initial installations at the Bhatinda oil refinery is likely to come up in the first half of 2011 and the project is not facing any major hurdles.

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Vanita Kohli-Khandekar: The insider's view of Indian media
Since yearends and beginnings are about reflections and resolutions, here are some from yours truly. In 2000, I was an assistant editor at Businessworld magazine, writing and editing whatever came my way — management, media, Internet, technology. A stint in Cambridge researching copyrights in digital music, at the height of the Napster era, helped me decide to specialise in media and entertainment (M&E) writing. Now in the tenth year of making my bread and butter from this business, it makes sense to revisit the reasons I chose this industry.
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Three Indian students thrashed robbed in Australia

In the backdrop of racial attacks against Indians, three students of the community were bashed and robbed when they were returning home at night. - SAIL jumps on acquisition talk - Preparations for C"wealth Games on track, says Australia - SAIL mulls Australian coke mines buy - Number of Indian students to Australia may fall by 50%: IDP - Bhushan Steel"s Aussie takeover in fresh doubt - Australian treasurer warns, unemployment to rise The latest incident took place on Thursday night at around 10.30 pm (local time) when the victims were on their way home from Sunshine station along Anderson road, The Age reported. Three to four persons approached the victims from behind near Derby Road Reserve demanding their wallets and cellphones, the police said in the report. One of the victims a 26-year-old student from Sunshine handed over his wallets and mobile phone and escaped from the spot, the report said. While the other two students aged 24 and 27 were thrashed by the offenders who also stole their cellphones. The 24-year-old man received head injuries in the attack and the 27-year-old man suffered soreness to his upper body, the report said.


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