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Dec 22, 2011

India leads investments in Sri Lanka

The influx of investment from India to Sri Lanka has increased in recent years in the field of steel, rubber, cement, power and energy, oil exploration, production, telecommunications, real estate, tourism, software, IT training and other professional services.

Consequently, over 50 percent of Indian investment in SAARC countries Sri Lanka is on of these joint ventures with 54% of Sri Lanka and the companies located in Sri Lanka.

According to a recent publication Pricewater house Coopers (PWC) investigation of the Board of Investment has granted approval of nine projects in India with an estimated investment of U.S. $ 168 million in 2011.

At least eight of them have begun commercial operations. In 2010, 15 projects with U.S. $ 72 million have been approved by the IC. Sri Lanka, scores heavily on investor protection, cross border trade and entrepreneurship and is ranked higher than India in the ease of doing business.

According to research by PwC, the total investment of U.S. $ 142.7 billion during 2011-2016 led by U.S. $ 98 billion of GDP by 2016. In addition to the local tourism industry needs to diversify in various subsectors such as eco, adventure, health tourism to attract investments and expenditures while focusing on new markets in USA, Middle East and Australia to encourage new tourists. The average expenditure per tourist goes to the U.S. $ 200 for 2020 and the arrival of tourists is likely to increase to 4 million per year by 2020.

Sri Lanka needs to attract FDI by creating a favorable environment for the planned investment through facilitating the provision of investment, legal services, simplification of rules and regulations, rapid investment approved procedures for achieving goal of U.S. $ 15 billion in FDI in 2020.

Investment in highway construction increased 0.8% in 2005 to 2% in 2010 and the road sector development corridors include high accelerated, express Toll Roads, rural? Links between urban roads through provincial funding for road maintenance sustainable development of local industry to build roads.

About U.S. $ 1.76 billion private investment planned for 2011 and 2020 to develop the road network in Sri Lanka. (IH)

Dec 3, 2011

Aishwarya Rai Baby: Magazines Quote Whopping Rs. 5 Crore For Beti B’s Exclusive Pictures

In addition, former Miss International Magazines - World beauty queen daughter, who is always "Bachchan Family" 37 years old, Aishwarya Rai, a new member of the exclusive photographs of dollars) to be approximately $ 974,000 and they offered to pay five million 35-year-old Abhishek.





Different values ​​in many magazines and even offers of money - but the "Big B" Amitabh Bachchan has rejected all offers. "I think she is like Playboy, but you can change the child and family unity, I think some people Abhishek."

In my mind, in the hands of scores of millions who will provide the "Kaun Baney Karore ka bar" will be hosted by a big joke.

What do you think about it? Harper, who welcomed a baby when they Backham Sevan you were David Beckham and Victoria Beckham must think a lot of congratulations.

At the same time, Anjelina Jolie and Brad Pitt are two of Hollywood's most famous twins also received greater attention in the world. A large number of fans, even when they are sitting in a hospital room, gray, and his baby girl, fake photos that were released a few new resources - click on the Web are the sole Bachchan see the photo of the child. Evidence of this phenomenon "pseudo" saying.

Ash and Abhishek in the media and fans for the first time ash was very interested in pregnancy and Baby B was excited, but the excitement of 11.11 on the ashes found in the hospital, especially the historical date of 11.11.11 on day 11 and reached its peak in the evening.

Nov 28, 2011

2G Scam : Granted bail and ordered to Kanimozhi

She's auditors in the country about $ 40bn (£ 24.5bn) that the cost of telecommunications licenses, conspiracy and accepting the bribe allegedly refusing an MIS-sale. Released on bail last week, executives at the company's five Supreme Court prospects had brightened after the release.

Among the 14 people charged with the former Telecom Minister A Raja said. They all deny any wrongdoing.

The maximum life Asif Balwa, Sarath Kumar, Karim Morani and Rajeev Agarwal - On Monday, the Delhi High Court granted bail to four other people.

In the southern state of Tamil Nadu DMK Party-run channel - TV by attorneys artist Ms. Kanimozhi $ 47.6m (£ 29.3m) are taking a bribe.

Last month, the Investigation (CBI), Central Bureau of Federal criminal conspiracy, corruption, including accepting a bribe and abuse of office, a number of figures accused.

Before the trial court "committed a deliberate crime, crime, economic crime and a very serious nature," it was refused bail, saying his.

Sarath Kumar, was given bail on Monday that one, who is managing director of the TV. Earlier this month, a special CBI court of inquiry began in Delhi. It is expected to be lengthy and complex. Some 150 witnesses are expected to appear. If convicted, defendants could face life imprisonment as a maximum.

Wednesday, Sanjay Chandra, Vinod Goenka, Gautam Doshi, Hari Nair and Surendra Pipara were granted bail by the Supreme Court. They belong to all telecommunications and related companies were arrested in May.

They were denied bail before the trial court and the Supreme Court. Telecom, which has suffered a series of corruption cases of government corruption, bad reputation, has been damaged.

Indian girls sold into slavery as $120

In the modern world is a strange experience. The women in the nation of $ 120 and selling a dirty move by India, the video clearly shows us. Today's educated, culturally rich Indian state, these functions makes disgraced us. It shows you pictures of Al - Jezeera Television


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