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12 August 2011   Moneylife Exclusive The stink coming from SEBI-I Sucheta Dalal A hard-hitting confidential letter from UK Sinha, SEBI chairman, once more proves the seamy underbelly of the regulator under former chief CB Bhave. Moneylife alone has been reporting about this seamy side for two years now... ............................................................................................................................................... The stink coming from SEBI-II Sucheta Dalal Chairman UK Sinha's analysis of the "Possible Causes" for Dr KM Abraham's (former whole time member of SEBI) many allegations against him and finance ministry officials, includes anger, delusion, insecurity complex, severe emotional stress and many others...       Exclusive Column     Ultimate victory for students: Tuesday's Supreme Court judgment orders access of copies of answer sheets of all examinations Vinita Deshmukh The apex court has ruled that evaluated answer-sheets are covered under the definition of "information" under the RTI Act. This judgment applies to all examinations including the Public Service Commissions, Universities, CBSE and other boards, professional bodies like ICAI—in fact, every examination conducted by any agency in India...       Other ML Exclusives   CIC fines retired Provident Fund PIO Rs25,000 for denial, delay in providing information under RTI The retired PIO, who cited Section 8 to deny information, will have to pay the fine amount from his monthly pension... ............................................................................................................................................... Daily Market Report: Staggered upmove still possible Nifty to see some gains up to 5,200, if it holds on to the support at 5,050... ............................................................................................................................................... Mutual fund distribution: Too little for too many The SEBI chief wants to keep the no-load system in place. But it offers too little incentive for many small fund distributors and small investors... ............................................................................................................................................... Recurring oil spills in Mumbai: Does anyone know how terrible is the shock to the ecosystem? Environmentalist writes to MoEF demanding a full inquiry into the cumulative environmental effect from the recurring oil spills and the implementation of the necessary international protocol... ............................................................................................................................................... IDBI Federal's Dreambuilder ULIP—multiple options, flexility; but can it fulfil your dream? IDBI Federal Wealthsurance Dreambuilder ULIP has many good features with appreciable flexibility, although high mortality charges is a drawback... ............................................................................................................................................... Picking up an iPhone? Make sure it's the genuine one Apples' gizmos are becoming easy prey for fraudsters. Numerous scams—including cloning of stores—involving the glitzy smart-phone are surfacing the world over... ............................................................................................................................................... Montier's 7 laws of investing: Inactive investor Patience is a key virtue in stock investing... ............................................................................................................................................... Variable insurance plan: No gain,only pain Be safe and smart, avoid SBI Life Flexi Smart... ............................................................................................................................................... MVL Mobiles: Greed is good, but ad is bad The concept is good, but the amateurish campaign does not highlight the cell-phone's features—now that's a big mistake from a new entrant... ............................................................................................................................................... Renewable energy: In a slow lane Globally, prototypes of vehicles running on electricity and solar power are out. But our policymakers seem oblivious... ............................................................................................................................................... Personal finance today - DSP BlackRock MF unveils 3 months fixed maturity plan - DSP BlackRock MF launches 12 months fixed maturity plan - IDFC Mutual Fund floats 1 year fixed maturity plan - SBI Mutual Fund introduces Debt Fund Series 180 Days-21     At a Glance   - Reliance Infra gets Mumbai distribution licence for next 25 years - SBI, ICICI Bank up lending rates by 50 basis points - A-I CMD Jadhav being removed, govt decides to split post - Industrial growth revives to 8.8% in June - Mahindra Satyam begins crackdown against fraud workers - India making regular payment for Iran crude: FM ON STANDS NOW Corporate Wrap-up   - TV18 Broadcast Q1 net profit stands at Rs21.12 crore - Piramal Glass Q1 net profit zooms 79% to Rs32 crore - Lanco Infratech surges after favourable court ruling on Griffin - Atlanta wins road contract worth Rs917 crore from Bihar govt   Moneylife Columns     Tata Steel: A weak and boring campaign Anil Thakraney The execution of the advertising campaign is far from steely—it's brittle and collapses after the very first exposure...     SIDBI must rework its microfinance strategy Ramesh S Arunachalam Merely increasing funding for microfinance, without learning from past mistakes, will not solve the microfinance crisis. As one of the biggest lenders to the microfinance sector, it is up to SIDBI to develop necessary safeguards to ensure that the industry it helped create, does not collapse under the weight of its sometimes over-enthusiastic support for MFIs...     Face 2 Face   'Indians looking at insurance as an investment avenue' Rituraj Bhattacharya of Bajaj Allianz Life Insurance says a typical Indian household has insurance as an investment avenue today, as it offers diversification and an opportunity to balance the investment portfolio...     Editor's Pick   The Dow is zooming, and how The index shot up 400 points-a historic first-time jump-after a drop in jobless claims, and strong corporate results. ...................................................................................................................................................... US food prices are on the way up The Department of Agriculture has cut its corn-crop estimate by 4.1%, soybean forecast by 5.2%, and expects spring-wheat production to be 5.2 % below its July prediction. ...................................................................................................................................................... Gold-for-cash: It's now a seller's market Despite the surge in prices, people are hanging on to their precious metal. ...................................................................................................................................................... Don't forget the EU debt crisis Amid all the drama over the US-one fact has been glossed over-the euro-zone's debt troubles are probably the single largest threat to the global economy. ...................................................................................................................................................... London's bridges are still falling There seems to be no controlling the mobs. ...................................................................................................................................................... Cartoon of the week US debt: Big deal   Book Review   Elephants can dance N Madhavan "Dare to Lead" is Dr Anil K Khandelwal's story of how he turned around Bank of Baroda.   FROM the ARCHIVES   Regime change at SEBI forces NSE to compromise Without the SEBI top team to bat for it, NSE is quickly compromising on a variety of court battles... ...................................................................................................................................................... Cheapest Mediclaim This is the insurance world's best-kept secret. For the first time ever, Raj Pradhan reveals and analyses the products that can cover you and your family—at the most inexpensive premium...     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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