[HumJanenge] RTI activist challenges propreity of MCA to decide Govt PSUs Mahelek-SAIL Merger..

Dear All, Article in Moneylife -   RTI activist challenges propreity of MCA to decide Mahelek-SAIL Merger. http://www.moneylife.in/article/rti-activist-challenges-propriety-of-mca-to-decide-mahelek-sail-merger/14422.html For your kind information. Regards, --  (Babubhai Vaghela) C 202, Shrinandnagar V, Makarba Road Vejalpur, Ahmedabad - 380051 M -  94276 08632 http://twitter.com/BabubhaiVaghela About me in Annexure at - http://bit.ly/9xsHFj http://www.youtube.com/user/vaghelabd (Administrator - Google Group - Right to Information Act 2005) http://groups.google.com/group/Right-to-Information-Act-2005/about?hl=en --- On Sat, 3/5/11, Moneylife <noreply@moneylife.in> wrote: From: Moneylife <noreply@moneylife.in> Subject: Weekly Updates - Budget Special, Tax-saving traps, PAC too criticises SEBI and many more To: vaghelabd@yahoo.com Date: Saturday, March 5, 2011, 2:27 PM   Having trouble viewing this email? Please click here Special: Union Budget 2011   Can absence of negatives be enough? Among the mega-cap stocks, the highest post-Budget gainers were ITC and Maruti—only because Budget 2011 has no negatives for them. The rest is a lot of hopes... *Precursor of many changes, including DTC, GST *New Income-Tax, excise duty, service tax proposals *Market gives a tepid response to the FM's tightrope act *FM long on announcements, short on tackling high food prices *At last, a strong educational thrust, or is it? *It does not hold much promise for senior citizens *More talk about black money, little will to get the money back *Not much hope for insurance *FM's double whammy leaves IT, ITeS grimacing in pain *Export duty hike on iron ore may hurt Sesa Goa most *SEZs: From 'hot picks' to leftovers, the story of changing policies *Poverty drives the budget, so why change poverty?     TOP STORIES   Tax-saving traps to avoid January to March is the time when most people seek tax-saving options. So, it's a busy time for finance companies trying to lure investors with tax-saving offers. But you had better be careful not to buy a flawed product in your desire to save tax. 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