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21 November 2011   Moneylife Exclusive SC allows eminent citizens to withdraw petition against SEBI chief's appointment Moneylife Digital Team The apex court, however gave the petitioners the liberty to file afresh raising constitutional issues regarding appointment of regulators and on the concept of regulatory independence...     Other ML Exclusives   Is a girl child really welcome in an Indian family? Aishwarya Rai Bachchan gave birth to a baby girl bringing unending joy to her family and fans. However, a recent international research shows that sex selective abortion is conducted in wealthy families across India, not so much in poorer homes. An overview... .......................................................................................................................................... Lok Sabha Speaker owes govt Rs2 crore as unpaid rent The Speaker has been served a Rs2 crore bill for illegally occupied bungalow; another list of rent-defaulters for government bungalows surface... .......................................................................................................................................... Daily Market Report: Sensex, Nifty fell over 2.5% on global cues Nifty to hit 4400 over the medium term... ........................................................................................................................................... What investors don't know could hurt them Underground economy and corruption are a further blight on economic forecasting and investing. Both hide the price signals that make markets efficient and predictions accurate. This information is considered too dangerous to be revealed to consumers. The enormous value of the information is also illustrated by the killing of activist trying to enforce the RTI in India... ............................................................................................................................................ Utility companies should be asked to pay interest on security deposits The utilities companies should be asked to pay interest to their consumers, who have given a security deposit, whether they are in the public or private sector. Though this does not amount to any substantial benefit individually, this is required to be implemented to ensure equity and justice to the consumer... ............................................................................................................................................ Shadow boxing by ratings agencies takes a toll on the Indian stock market What we are witnessing today is a classic case of shadow boxing by two international rating agencies which is causing an upheaval in the Indian stock markets. Is our government to remain a helpless spectator to the butchery of investors in a civilized world? ............................................................................................................................................. Lessons from the commercial micro-finance model in India Fresh perspectives and radical (systemic) changes are required for developing an enabling micro-finance regulatory and supervisory mechanism that can really work on the ground for the benefit of large numbers of low income people... ............................................................................................................................................ Brokering News: how much are you paying? A though-provoking documentary on what the media feeds the masses... ........................................................................................................................................... Regulations: High Cost of Higher Interest RBI's action of pushing up interest rates on savings accounts is fraught with peril... ........................................................................................................................................... Google suspends over 500 advertisers for publishing bogus ads Google finally acknowledges that when advertisers are seedy small businesses the publisher has greater responsibility in accepting such advertisements... ........................................................................................................................................... Revised tatkal booking scheme is passenger friendly say experts The Railways have reduced tatkal booking period to one day before the journey and also barred agents from booking tickets on the Internet from 8am to 10am... ............................................................................................................................................ Personal finance today - BlackBerry to offer free aptitude test application in India - India to be 3rd largest market life insurance market by 2015: BRICdata - Kotak Life Insurance launches two child plans     At a Glance   - Falling rupee: Exporters under pressure to offer discounts - EGoM meet on sugar exports postponed to Tuesday - Indian firms make highest contribution to Luxembourg Exchange - Manufacturing sector growth may moderate in Oct-Dec: CII-ASCON survey - MFI sector needs regulation: HSBC India   Corporate Wrap-up   - Bharti Airtel, Religare Technologies to offer medical advisory service - Tata Motors introduces Nano with new features FROM the ARCHIVES   'The media industry needs an independent regulating authority with teeth' Movie on paid news organised by Moneylife Foundation leaves the audience shocked... ...................................................................................................................................................... Best mutual fund schemes? Please don't ask your banker about it! The maximum commissions being paid by a mutual fund company is to banks, often of the same group, for pushing their schemes. And SEBI wants fund companies to control distributors!     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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