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18 July 2011   Moneylife Exclusive India waiting: Market wilting under government indecision Moneylife Digital Team More than 80 Bills are pending since 2008. There is not much hope that they will see the light of day soon...   Exclusive Column     Real estate prices: Something's got to give R Balakrishnan Property rates are exorbitant, inventories are piling up. But this sector could offer some good picks—if there is a revival...       Other ML Exclusives   What the US learned from 9/11 and what India did not after 26/11 The war on terror has taught the US the important lesson that technology-based intelligence alone cannot prevent terrorist attacks, as many terrorists are increasingly relying on human couriers and face-to-face communication ... ............................................................................................................................................... Daily Market Report: Sideways move of Nifty and Sensex will end soon Nifty may suddenly fall to 5,400, unless it closes above 5,620... .............................................................................................................................................. NAPM says builder mafia behind arrest of RTI activist Kamlakar Shenoy National Alliance of People's Movements considers protest petition to the government for targeting Mr Shenoy who had filed complaint on slum rehabilitation scam... ............................................................................................................................................... Has corporate India finally woken up to the people's sentiments against corruption? Graft is an issue in which all Indians have to be involved—be it politicians, India Inc or we, the people—the larger issues of the day to fix corruption are electoral, police and educational reforms. But Corporate India has to speak up—loudly... ............................................................................................................................................... Learning from experience: The key to drafting a good microfinance bill for India There are critical lessons from the crises we have suffered over the past two decades, that the authorities will do well to learn from, as they plan the course ahead for the microfinance sector... ............................................................................................................................................... Environment activist says unmonitored movement of sand barges is a security loophole government must plug Sumaira Abdul Ali, who succeeded in getting a ban on sand dredging in Maharashtra last year, asks Union home ministry to check movement of barges... ............................................................................................................................................... A new milestone for Moneylife Foundation While 300 people attended the whole-day session at Bengaluru, 4,000 people watched it live on the Web... ............................................................................................................................................... First quarter performance of real estate sector expected to be subdued on high prices, costs Brokerages say high property prices curbing sales growth; higher costs of inputs and funds putting pressure on margins... ............................................................................................................................................... China just cannot do anything wrong, at least that's what the government and some economists think There is a lot that may not look right with the Chinese economy. Yet the faith that the Chinese government and foreign economists place in Chinese regulations, restrictions and policies remains absolute... ............................................................................................................................................... Personal finance today - Birla Sun Life MF introduces Birla Sun Life Fixed Term Plan - ICICI Prudential MF introduces Fixed Maturity Plan-Series 59 - Sundaram MF introduces Sundaram Capital Protection oriented fund     At a Glance   - Bankers want a halt to hikes, clarity on future rate, inflation - Parsvnath to axe six SEZ projects due to tax uncertainties - India is 2nd largest recipient of WTO Aid-for-Trade: Report - 2G case: Court allows CBI to quiz Raja, 2 others - Mobile money transactions will take 4 years to get started: KPMG   Corporate Wrap-up   - iGate Patni bags $30 million IT deal from US firm - Polaris, Bangladesh banks to enter JV for IT solutions - PFC to raise Rs22,000 crore from infra, tax-free bonds - Rolta India acquires public safety firm Moneylife Columns     Titan HTSE: Twisted creative Anil Thakraney The TV commercial for a new range of 'High Tech Self Energised' watches appears like a crazy scientific experiment gone wrong...     A train called hope: Almost all of India is on this track Veeresh Malik After taking a round-trip across the country, here is the key take-away: A number of our citizens are surviving on hope. Urban citizens should stop thinking that they decide things—ending this sequence of scams is the least we can do...       Face 2 Face   "MediAngels aims to become a super-speciality medicine consultancy online" Dr Debraj Shome, who set up MediAngels along with his friend Dr Arbinder Singal, believes that super-speciality healthcare should be more widely available...   Editor's Pick   Banks are deep in the EU quagmire They hold trillions in commercial loans to Europe's insolvent countries. ...................................................................................................................................................... Why is Chinese foreign investment down? Here are some answers. ...................................................................................................................................................... News Corp fallout: UK top cop sacked Paul Stephenson, London's police commissioner, has quit in the face of allegations that police officers had accepted money from the now-defunct 'News of the World' tabloid. ...................................................................................................................................................... Gold is zooming, and how The yellow metal has rallied to a record run-its best since 1980. ...................................................................................................................................................... How deep is the rot in Murdoch's empire? The media baron's problems are just beginning to unravel. ...................................................................................................................................................... Cartoon of the week Is this the beginning of the end of an empire?   Book Review   Beyond stocks and bonds Debashis Basu '"The Little Book of Alternative Investments" explains hedge funds for the masses and describes other ways to diversify.   FROM the ARCHIVES   The stock of SKS Microfinance, the do-gooding company, is now a punter's play The controversial company is now a playground for the punter, its shares often getting locked in the upper and lower circuit filters. Will SEBI continue to look the other way? ...................................................................................................................................................... RBI's timely gold purchase results in huge $3.78 billion gain The country's central bank had bought 200 metric tonnes of the precious metal in October 2009 as part of its forex management operations...   FORTHCOMING EVENT   Understanding pyramid schemes Sucheta Dalal explains how pyramid schemes lure and con so many people, at a workshop at the Moneylife Knowledge Centre, on Saturday, 23 July 2011. To register call Dione/Judith/Seraphina on (022) 2444 1058-60 or email us at mail@mlfoundation.in, For details click here..   To subscribe to this free newsletter log on to www.moneylife.in or email us at newsletter@moneylife.in To get FREE updates via sms click here.

 

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