Fwd: Weekly Updates - Osian's new promise, Erosion in Equity funds, Kalmadi saga, Market on a downtrend and many more

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Subject: Weekly Updates - Osian's new promise, Erosion in Equity funds, Kalmadi saga, Market on a downtrend and many more
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TOP STORIES   Osian's new promise: Will pay back by 29th May Neville Tuli's latest promise to pay back money raised for Osian's Art Fund comes after the threat of collective action by some aggrieved investors... *Equity funds may have suffered large-scale erosion in April *How Kalmadi reached Delhi, and slipped *Suresh Kalmadi's tryst with Pune and politics *Market on a downtrend: Weekly Market Report *Military men fighting extended battle over uniform pension *Distress call: Use multiple channels to free seafarers held hostage by pirates *The economic war on our coasts, and how India can snatch victory for once     Investing/Investor interest   Fixed Maturity Plans: Indicative yields are not a bad idea SEBI has banned FMPs from giving indicative yields. It should re-examine the fiat... *Flexi-cap and dynamic funds: Flexibility vs returns *After the Reliance and Kotak gold savings funds, Quantum has launched an identical product *IPCA: Healthy growth *FDC: Strong dose *Sabero Organics Gujarat: Top of the crop *Unquoted: Baid Global Ventures, Cressanda Solutions True Lies   Mafatlal stock jumps 8% on report of land sale; Piramal Realty, Sunteck Realty deny news report CCL Products spills the coffee beans; bourses still to get a whiff! No explanation over huge volumes in Agro Dutch, Jai Corp, Strides Arcolab Personal finance   *Scrapping teaser loans may not impact affordability for home buyers, experts say Companies & Sectors   Indian IT industry–A new order seems inevitable Analysts expect more churn and consolidation on the road ahead in the Indian IT industry as companies rediscover themselves or reinvent to sustain growth and remain competitive... *Cement firms' earnings expected to be under pressure in FY12 *Nokia transfers 3,000 employees to Accenture; plans to cut 4,000 jobs by end 2012 *MMTC announces plans to launch jewellery brand   Commodities   Silver is booming—but it could be entering bubble territory now   Life/advertising / public interest   Prime minister ignores former bureaucrat's plea on Jaitapur nuclear power project Former power secretary has written repeatedly to the prime minister requesting that the nuclear power plant project be scrapped. He has also warned of a 'coal scam' building from the numerous thermal projects sanctioned recently... *IPL viewership down to its lowest level: Is the brand equity of this tournament steadily eroding? *Right to Information: Don't take it lightly if you are told that a file is "missing" *Competition heats up in online survey space with the entry of domestic MLM companies *Rotomac pens: Advertising riot! *Sony PlayStation network users need to change all passwords, cancel credit cards, immediately *Not just Indians, the US too is worried over UID *Here's a jail primer—for those about to go in *RTI inquiries reveal civic body's wasteful garden beautification plans   BEYOND MONEY: FOR THOSE WHO NEED A HELPING HAND   When loved ones pass away, you want their bodies to be handled with care and help with the last rites. Dolly Mirchandani describes how Antim Samskar Seva helps you   BOOKS: THE LOVE OF THE PRINTED WORD   Dice have no Memory Bill Bonner The Little Book of Sideways Markets Vitaliy N Katsenelson EndGame John Mauldin & Jonathan Tepper EXCLUSIVE COLUMNS   Why blame speculators? William Gamble   Are skywalks a blessing or a bane? Sudhir Badami VIP: All madness, no method Anil Thakraney   FORTHCOMING EVENT   Investor Empower Yourself, in Delhi, for the first time Moneylife Foundation is conducting a day-long seminar in Delhi, to help investors empower themselves. The event will be held on Saturday, 7 May 2011, from 10am to 4pm. Admission is free. Click here for details and registration ...................................................................................................................................................................   How to use the Right to Information Act effectively Mr Bhaskar Prabhu, Convenor of the Mahiti Adhikar Manch, will address a workshop on 'How to use the Right to Information Act effectively', on Saturday, 14 May 2011, at the Moneylife Knowledge Centre. This is the second workshop on the RTI issue in a month following the overwhelming response to the first programme on 16th April. Admission is free. To register, please message us at mail@mlfoundation.in or call Dione/Judith on 2444 1058. Click here for more details.   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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