14 June 2011

News headlines:: RBS, June 14, 2011

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News headlines
Oil & Gas  
'Oil Min, DGH bent rules for RIL in KG-D6 gas fields': CAG (Economic Times)
‘RIL paid more for fuel in KG deal’ (Economic Times)
CAG raps oil ministry, DGH for allowing RIL to overbill government (Economic Times)
CAG pulls up Oil Ministry for favouring Cairn India (Business Standard)
Oil Ministry to reply to CAG report in two weeks (Business Standard)
Exploration costs: DGH may come under lens (Business Line)
Banks
ICICI Bank reverses bonds exchange move (Economic Times)
Public sector banks spread their lending risks among larger numbers (Business Line)
Commodity
Online auction showers Coal India with profit (Business Standard)
JSW to source iron ore from Goa (Business Standard)
Steel consumption dips (Business Standard)
Higher realisations to offset Madras Cements' rising costs (Economic Times)
Consumer
YC Deveshwar may get fresh term as ITC chairman to groom heir (Economic Times)
Food companies hit the sweet spot (Live Mint)
IT & Telecom
Infosys pips TCS to clinch postal contract (Business Standard)
Wipro IT biz CFO Manish Dugar to head BPO operations (Business Standard)
Visa woes end for IBM, TCS (Business Standard)
US tech firms to hire more in next 6 months (Business Standard)
Accenture, Cognizant, HCL under US embassy scanner (Business Line)
Tata Communications raises stake in Neotel (Business Standard)
8.54mn subscribers opt for mobile number portability: TRAI (Economic Times)
Power, Engineering & Infrastructure
L&T gets order worth US$24.6mn (Economic Times)
L&T bags West Bengal power utility order for meter supply (Economic Times)
L&T's electrical biz to touch Rs80bn by 2015 (Business Standard)
Power Grid, Bimtech ink pact to explore global assignments (Business Standard)
R-Infra looks for on-going projects to boost toll biz
Moving coal to NTPC plant: Jindal ITF may get contract for creating infrastructure (Business
Line)
Automobiles
India to be world's third largest light vehicles market by 2020 (Economic Times)
Maruti strike to continue, other auto unions pledge support (Economic Times)
Maruti loses millions on continued strike, fears of spillover mount (Economic Times)
Cut import duties on automobiles, components:Tata (Economic Times)

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