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Serving, Retired Officers to Get Discounts in Haryana Tourism Complexes
- Sunday November 22, 2015
- India News | Indo-Asian News Service
In a largesse for serving and retired officers of the state government, Haryana Tourism Corporation has decided to offer a 20 percent discount to them on booking of rooms at any of its tourist complexes.
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Sebi turns focus to PSUs on minimum holding norms
- Sunday June 9, 2013
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After cracking its whip on 105 private sector companies that failed to meet minimum public holding norms, market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has turned its focus to about a dozen PSUs that need to comply with these regulations in next 60 days with sale of shares worth about Rs 3,600 crore.
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Urban India seeks rustic charm on rural holidays
- Thursday April 5, 2012
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For years, a vacation for middle-class Indians meant a trip to a hill-station or a beach resort. But with rising affluence and evolving taste, there is a growing inclination to explore the "other India" and return to their roots.
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Serving, Retired Officers to Get Discounts in Haryana Tourism Complexes
- Sunday November 22, 2015
- India News | Indo-Asian News Service
In a largesse for serving and retired officers of the state government, Haryana Tourism Corporation has decided to offer a 20 percent discount to them on booking of rooms at any of its tourist complexes.
- www.ndtv.com
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Sebi turns focus to PSUs on minimum holding norms
- Sunday June 9, 2013
- Business |
After cracking its whip on 105 private sector companies that failed to meet minimum public holding norms, market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has turned its focus to about a dozen PSUs that need to comply with these regulations in next 60 days with sale of shares worth about Rs 3,600 crore.
- www.ndtv.com/business
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Urban India seeks rustic charm on rural holidays
- Thursday April 5, 2012
- Business |
For years, a vacation for middle-class Indians meant a trip to a hill-station or a beach resort. But with rising affluence and evolving taste, there is a growing inclination to explore the "other India" and return to their roots.
- www.ndtv.com/business