The Hindu Business Line : Tuesday, May 20, 2008

Nuclear deal ‘down to the last days’
Chennai, May 19 The Indo-US nuclear deal is “down to the last days”, says Mr David Mulford, the US Ambassador in India. Mr Mulford said today that if the Indian side does not come up with a decision to go ahead with the deal ... More

POLICY
Export ban on primary articles eased to enable supplies to Bhutan
New Delhi, May 19 As a goodwill gesture, India has eased export ban on certain primary articles so as to ensure their supplies to Bhutan, which has been described as the “closest and most friendly neighbour”. The Commerce ... More

TRAI seeks views on draft satellite radio policy norms
New Delhi, May 19 The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has sought views on the changes it has proposed in the draft satellite radio policy guidelines, including doubling the current entry fee to Rs 5 crore. The TRAI has ... More

HUMAN RESOURCES
APPSC preliminary results on May 26
Andhra Pradesh Public Service Commission (APPSC) will announce results of the screening test (Preliminary Examination) for Group I Services on May 26. The commission would conduct the main examinations in two months after declaration of the ... More

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