Tuesday, November 25, 2008

Fresh News

The Government of Kerala is planning to upgrade the Rajiv Gandhi Academy for Aviation Technology (RGATT) to a national institute.

 

Kerala Tourism under pressure of global recession.

 

Gold continues to be the most traded commodity in the southern Indian state of Kerala.

 

The Indian rupee fell to 50 per dollar once again, hit by losses in the domestic equity market and heavy dollar demand from banks looking to arbitrage between onshore spot and offshore forward rates.

 

Jet Airways shows interest in flying directly to Mangalore from Dammam & Bahrain.

 

Kerala is no more a favourable destination for IT companies, according to VK Mathews, Chairman & CEO of IBS Software.

 

To increase foreign exchange inflow into the country, Kerala's Finance Minister on Monday urged the central government to hike NRI interest rates.

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