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Gurgaon industries' body welcomes Haryana decision on power
The Gurgaon Industries’ Association (GIA) has welcomed the initiation of the Haryana government for introducing frachisee system of power distribution in Gurgaon. Speaking at a meeting with the Managing Director, Dakshin Haryana Bidyut Vitran Nigam (DHBVN), Anurag Agarwal, here, GIA president V P Bajaj said that shortage of staff marred the quality of service by DHBVN.

Bharti Airtel launches new offer
Bharti Airtel has a launched new offer, "Airtel Advantage" scheme, under which the GSM service provider will levy around 50 paise per minute for both national long distance call (STD) and local calls. Airtel has the largest telecom subscriber base with over 110 million people.

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IMF warns of excessive capital inflow in Asian economies
The head of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) warned today against excessive capital inflow in some Asian countries although he said the IMF sees no imminent threat of asset price bubbles.
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Adventure tourism operators strike against bidding process

Adventure tourism operators in Uttarakhand are up in arms against the state forest department for its move to withdraw lease permits for the Ganga beach. Markets extend losses in noon trades These operators are peeved at the forest department for not issuing lease permits this season and instead adopting the bidding process. Forest officials expressed their helplessness, saying the move to adopt a bidding process has been taken at the highest level. These companies have threatened to block the Badrinath-Rishikesh highway if their demands are not accepted by Friday. “From Septemebr 19, we will block the highway if our demands are not accepted,” said Deepak Bhatt, convener of the adventure companies at Muni-Ki-Reti, the hub of the adventure activities. The Ganga between Devprayag and Muni-Ki-Reti is considered to be an ideal location for the adventure activities. Thousands of tourists from home and abroad flock the place at the end of monsoon season. The main grouse of the adventure companies, mostly local ones, is that they themselves nurtured the adventure business, which has now grown to Rs 35 crore. When contacted, Forest Minister Bishan Singh Chufal said the government is looking into the demands of the adventure tour operators. Meanwhile, Bhat has urged the government to issue a new policy for promoting adventure tourism in close association with the local companies.


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