
Daily Newsletter | Tuesday, July 08, 2014 | | | No toll for roads less than Rs 200 crore: Ajit Pawar | The state cabinet on Monday formulated a new policy under which it decided not to privatize and charge toll for upcoming road projects costing less than Rs 200 crore. But with such projects being extremely rare in the vicinity of Mumbai, citizens can hardly expect any relief when it comes to shelling out huge toll amounts. The same day, deputy chief minister Ajit Pawar in Vashi seemed to have played a populist card, calling for the scrapping of the plan for an upcoming toll plaza at Kharghar-Kamothe, saying Cidco should pay the contractor Rs 1,220 crore, the estimated cost for the Sion-Panvel Highway |
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Fungus found in intravenous fluid in hospital | A major tragedy was averted in the state following detection of fungus in intravenous (IV) fluid bottles distributed in government hospitals across the state by Chhattisgarh Medical Services Corporation (CGMSC). |
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| Backlash stirs in US against H-1B visas | Americans argue that H-1B visa programme has been hijacked by staffing companies that import cheaper, lower-level workers to replace more expensive US employees. |
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| Ganguly predicts Germany-Holland final | "Obviously as a football fan I would love to see a Brazil-Argentina final, but going by the form it looks to be Germany versus the Netherlands," said Ganguly. |
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Djokovic replaces Nadal at No. 1 | Wimbledon champion Novak Djokovic replaced Rafael Nadal at No. 1 in the ATP rankings Monday, while runner-up Roger Federer rose one spot to No. 3. |
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| Survival depends on transitions: Vishal Sikka | Infosys CEO-designate Vishal Sikka has just written a blog that talks about the "two extraordinary transitions" in his life — of leaving SAP and joining Infosys — and says transitions and transformations are inevitable in the life of companies, countries and people in order to survive and be relevant, "when the circumstances and contexts around them change dramatically". |
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