Fwd: Today's Exclusives - Making the Railways friendly for the disabled: Part II

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10 April 2012   Moneylife Exclusive Making the Railways friendly for the disabled –Part II Sudhir Badami If public transport system is not catering to the needs of disabled, their livelihood is being denied. It is of utmost importance that the Disability Act 1995 is implemented in letter and spirit.This is concluding part of the two part series...     Other ML Exclusives   Is the independence of auditors in government banks being compromised? The major frauds in the banking industry during the last two decades were mainly because of the failure of the audit profession in identifying the signals in advance... .................................................................................................................................................... National Budgets: The US and India In the US, domestic political compulsions prevent hiking taxes on their super rich, despite people like Warren Buffet offering to pay higher taxes. On the other hand, our poverty-stricken rural poor, designated Below Poverty Liners, are driven to suicides... .................................................................................................................................................... Daily Market Report: Sensex, Nifty range-bound Nifty has to break through the day's range for further direction... .................................................................................................................................................... Fixed Income: Bonds vs Bond Funds Is it better to invest directly in bonds? .................................................................................................................................................... Another retrospective move by the government has put gas companies on the back-foot A directive from the Petrol and Natural Gas Regulatory Board has ordered Indraprastha Gas to refund the excess charges which might erode its net-worth completely... .................................................................................................................................................... All government committee reports must be displayed suo moto: CIC CIC orders the environment ministry to publish all reports within 30 days of submission...         Personal finance today - RBI cancels licence of Bhadran Cooperative Bank - HDFC ERGO launches health claim services - PFRDA in talks with govt for more incentives to fund managers - Star Union Dai-ichi's Life Insurance achieves 36.3% premium growth   At a Glance   - Loop Telecom to close operations; Mumbai unaffected - RBI allows cooperative banks, RRBs to transfer funds online - Govt plans $30 billion investment to develop airports - RBI fixes Rs50,000 crore ceiling for market stabilisation scheme - Tata Motors, Aditya Birla, Bharti Airtel most reputed: Nielsen   Corporate Wrap-up   - Ind-Swift Labs gets USFDA approval for 5 APIs for its Derabassi facility - Elecon Engineering Company Ltd receives orders worth Rs22.59 crore in March 2012 - McNally Bharat wins order from Bhushan Power - BT renews contract with Subex     FROM the ARCHIVES   India's weakening maritime power National Maritime Day has come and gone, but the potential of India's maritime prowess and power is steadily being strangled and eroded. First it was our ships and shipping lines, now it is our ports. What is left after that? ...................................................................................................................................................... Fidelity investors: Exit and reinvest elsewhere Investors in Fidelity schemes should look for an exit in the 30-day no-load window that will be available to them. Returns of L&T Mutual Fund have been nothing to be confident about...   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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