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Tata Motors hikes prices of CVs by 1%
The country"s leading automobile firm, Tata Motors, today said it has increased prices of some of its commercial vehicles by around 1 per cent on account of rising input costs and addition of new features.

Probe report against Ruchika's school by tomorrow
A report on expulsion of molestation victim Ruchika Girhotra from the Sacred Heart School here will be ready by tomorrow, an official today said.

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'Toothless' MRTP is laid to rest
From September 1, 2009, the Monopolies and Restrictive Trade Practices (MRTP) Act 1969 has been laid to rest, and the Commission will not accept fresh filings. By now all readers are aware of the roadblocks involved, being various court cases, with challenges to the appointment of the chairperson, the status of pending cases and existing employees. Amendments to the Competition Act 2002, and its slow passage in the Houses of Parliament delayed the introduction of an effective anti trust law, a vital element in an open economy which aspires to be a global major.
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Goa govt demolish Russian-owned hotel

Goa government has demolished a portion of a hotel owned by Russian nationals in the state for violating Coastal Regulation Zone (CRZ) law. - GCCI frowns on proposed levy on mining firms - Goa to invoke Epidemic Act once tourist season starts: Rane The construction at Goa"s Morjim beach had gathered much political debate in the Legislative Assembly with state Environment Minister Aleixo Sequeira conceding his inability to demolish the construction due to "non-cooperation by district administration." Certain structures in the resort, owned by True Axis company, were violating Coastal Regulation Zone (CRZ) law and were ordered to be demolished by Goa Coastal Zone Management Authority (GCZMA). The firm comprising of two Russians – Rashid Valiulin and Ana Litvinova – on its Board of Directors (BoD), received demolition notice from GCZMA a year back. But the notice remained unexecuted forcing the district collector to issue another notice in December, last year, which resulted in the demolition of controversial structures. Officials said that the issue had attained serious proportion as, despite being termed illegal by the state authorities and minister assuring the demolition on the floor of the House, certain political interference had managed to stall the demolition. The district administration brought down the construction yesterday.


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