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OTHER STATES: UP sugar mills may start crushing next week
Deadlock over cane pricing nearing resolution. The deadlock over cane pricing in Uttar Pradesh seems near resolution, with a couple of private sugar mills and five cooperative factories slated to commence crushing in the ...

TAMIL NADU: Taking stock of southern market
From the buoyancy in 2007 to the slump in 2008 and signs of an upswing now; from spiralling interest rates to rate cuts and efforts by the Reserve Bank of India to ease money flow and now back to a tight-fisted regime; from soaring prices ...

MAHARASHTRA: Pune shops for commercial space
There is a mixed bag of news for those who have interests in commercial and office space — that segment of real-estate hardest hit by the economic downturn. The good news first: there is a general consensus that are signs of life in ...

MAHARASHTRA: Crushing on in Maharashtra as FRP is no issue
Even as growers in Uttar Pradesh (UP) are up in arms against the Centre’s Fair and Remunerative Price (FRP) policy, crushing in the other major cane State of Maharashtra is on in full ...






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Markets (Nov 06)
Nifty (at close)4,798.15 (+32.60)
US Dollar (Buy/Sell)46.80/81
Brent crude (a bbl) Rs3,658
Gold (a gram) Rs1,561
Silver (a kg) Rs28,620


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