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4 April 2012   Moneylife Exclusive How did your train do this summer? Veeresh Malik Nowhere else can we travel on an extensive railway system at prices anywhere close to what we have in India. The experience can be richly rewarding on every rail journey. Good luck with rail travel this summer...     Other ML Exclusives   The great realty confusion: Mumbai offers little hope for home buyers Sky high prices have put off customers. Add to that the confusion created by the new DCR. However, there are some who expect matters to improve... .................................................................................................................................................... Daily Market Report: Sensex, Nifty see weak upmove ahead Monday's move may decide further direction... .................................................................................................................................................... Maharashtra govt's amendments to RTI are against the Act's objectives The mischievous amendments to the RTI Act by the Maharashtra government have enraged RTI users and activists. Here's why the government needs to backtrack... .................................................................................................................................................... Groupon fiasco puts the spotlight on Indian e-commerce bubble in India? Groupon, the icon of new e-commerce businesses, has announced an accounting restatement and has got sued by a shareholder. Will the private equity investors who have created a mini e-commerce bubble in India meet the same fate? .................................................................................................................................................... London calling: Learning the British way of executing orders The British suppliers were meticulous in terms of layout plans, mechanization, production methods and finish. The 16th part of a series describing the unknown triumphs and travails of doing international business in Asia in the seventies and eighties... .................................................................................................................................................... "The gap in mediclaim is outpatient care" Dr Damien Marmion, CEO, Max Bupa Health tells Raj Pradhan...         Personal finance today - ING Life Insurance, AISECT to offer premium collection services - ICRA downgrades bonds of Oriental Bank - RBI ask banks to provide new interest rates on PPF, SCSS   At a Glance   - Recommendations on spectrum auction by 15 April 2012: Trai - NBFCs seek different capital adequacy norms - CIL gets Presidential directive to commit fuel to power cos - Banks credit grew 23% in July-Sept: RBI - PM expresses concern about army movement; defence minister rubbishes coup attempt     Corporate Wrap-up   - Toyota Kirloskar Motor forays into the export market - TAFE posts consolidated revenues of Rs8,020 crore in FY12 - L&T Electrical and Automation acquires UK-based Thalest group - Suzlon to sell windfarms for Rs200 crore - Sophos acquires Dialogs to provide mobile device protection - Unity Infra bags Rs840 crore contracts     FROM the ARCHIVES   SEBI's decision on Jalan Committee: Neither socialist nor capitalist and therefore unworkable SEBI tweaks Bimal Jalan Committee Report and makes a mess of it. The new rules may favour NSE management but the investors of NSE, BSE and aspirant MCX-SX feel let down... ...................................................................................................................................................... Bank of Rajasthan: SEBI's dubious logic SEBI whole-time member Prashant Saran, a former central banker, let off the group saying that the violation need not be 'considered grave' since it did not involve price or volume manipulation to hurt other investors' interest – even though the bank deliberately flouted RBI norms...   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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