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11 June 2012   Moneylife Exclusive The Seema Rai case in Satyamev Jayate: Time to bell the cat? Ramesh S Arunachalam The Seema Rai case of a failed pancreas transplant was discussed on Aamir Khan's Satyamev Jayate. More needs to be done to prevent rampant corruption in the medical profession in India and restore it to the good old days...   ADVT Other ML Exclusives   Satyamev Jayate & doctors: Look at the spurious basis of modern medicine One cannot blame the doctors; they are also tempted. Unfortunately, the black sheep outnumber the good ones. But the bigger issue is the spurious basis of so-called modern medicine... .................................................................................................................................................... Daily Market Report: Sensex, Nifty may try to rally after a minor dip More than a day's correction may be needed to get back to a positive trend... .................................................................................................................................................... The hoax called VIP and VVIP Is there a written definition of who is a VIP or VVIP? Stunningly, no. and yet, thousands of people are using these labels to avoid tolls and taxes and freeload in many other ways... .................................................................................................................................................... Market players used S&P report for profit booking Stocks were rallying until the market was hit by an S&P warning report. Fact is, the S&P report was available since 8th June. It was used as an excuse by market players to book profits, thus ending the longest run of the markets since January... .................................................................................................................................................... Public sector banks - 1: With government keeping the control, who will put in the capital? The government wants to hold 51% is PSBs and is inflexible about it. It will soon find out the flip side to this, when asked to put in capital to either maintain this stake or force banks to give up growth... .................................................................................................................................................... S&P says India may be the first 'fallen angel' in BRIC A perceived slowdown in government decision-making, failure to implement announced reform, and growing bottlenecks in key sectors has undermined business confidence in India, says the ratings agency... ................................................................................................................................................... Car sales in May hampered due to rising cost of ownership Recent increase in petrol prices, coupled with a hike in excise duty and vehicle prices as well as stiff interest rates have increased the cost of ownership, especially for petrol-run vehicles... ................................................................................................................................................... DoE admits 'unauthorized' activities at 6, Krishna Menon Marg bungalow In a reply to RTI activist Subhash Agrawal, the DoE has admitted to 'unauthorized' activities at '6, Krishna Menon Marg' bungalow which was allotted to the late Babu Jagjivan Ram... ................................................................................................................................................... Bad ads: ASCI's new monitoring arm identifies 55 ads misleading According to the ASCI, this is a huge jump in the first month of proactive monitoring as prior to the launch of NAMS there were only 177 complaints in whole of 2011-12... ................................................................................................................................................... Emerging markets Vs foreigners Nationalization may be passé, but confiscation is not. Foreign corporations are no longer considered necessary to economic growth in emerging markets and are not welcome... ................................................................................................................................................... Helping guests in times of crisis has its rewards While smokers caused immense trouble to the hotel staff, helping guests in times of crisis gets the writer "the employee of the month" award. The 45th part of a series describing the unknown triumphs and travails of doing international business...     At a Glance   - Supreme Court refuses to stay AP High Court order on quota issue - CBI seeks permission for Jagan's narco test - Defence Ministry suspends BEML chief Natarajan - Air India should decide if they want to retain striking pilots says Singh - IATA criticises India for 346% hike in airport charges   Corporate Wrap-up   - ICICI Pru PMS exits from Kumar township project in Pune - Opto Circuits launches new cardiac device in Europe - FY13 to be turnaround year for Indian economy says Pranab - Taxes make Indian airfares 200%-300% higher than China says Goyal - Metkore Alloys to invest $80 million in Oman for ferro chrome project   Personal Finance   - Banks to take call on FD rates after policy review - UP asks banks to be especially alert on fake Indian currency     FROM the ARCHIVES   YSR model: "Doling out" state resources in lieu of 'investments' in own business empire The CBI has quizzed N Srinivasan of India Cements who was also allegedly using the same model of quid pro quo... ...................................................................................................................................................... The curious Rafale deal Though there are no fingers pointed at anyone in particular in the $11 billion Rafale jet fighter deal, it certainly has strange connections and cross connections...   To subscribe to this free newsletter log on to www.moneylife.in or email us at newsletter@moneylife.in To get FREE updates via sms click here.

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