Saturday, March 29, 2008

Fresh News

International tourist inflow to Kerala is up by about one-fifth. From 3,46494 in 2005 and 4,28534 in 2006, the number of foreign tourists who travelled to the state has grown to 5,15808 vistiors in 2007.

 

The SBI already has a branch in Singapore but now it can open services across the island-city; for its part, DBS Bank, which was operating in Mumbai, will now open branches in other metros.

 

Thousands of men, irrespective of their religious faith, dressed up as women during "Chamayavilakku" offered prayers at a temple in a unique ritual at Kottankulangara Chavara.

 

Gold prices rose to Rs 12,370 per 10 gram in the bullion market here last week, mostly on global trends and aggressive buying by stockists. 

 

Indian Express Reports that Indian real estate market, growing at 30 per cent, is likely to touch $90 billion by 2015 from $14 billion at present.

 

Kerala, which is totally dependent on supply of provisions from neighbouring states, now has packed and branded sand from Tamilnadu.

 

The Kerala government has taken yet another U-turn. It now favours levying a toll for using railway over-bridges (ROBs)

 

Gold and silver continued their upward journey Thursday at the bullion market Mumbai as jewelers began bulk buying for the marriage season ahead.

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