Aetna picks Infosys as long-term ally Aetna Inc, one of the leading managed healthcare and financial services companies in the US, has picked up Infosys Technologies as its long-term partner to support its offshore initiatives and assist in transforming the company into an e-business enterprise. Delhi to stand firm on farm subsidy cut -- PM Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee on Tuesday said that the subsidy on agriculture sector will not be removed and said that his Government would not give into pressure on this account at the WTO Government mulls separate regulatory body for NBFCs The Government is considering a separate regulatory authority for non-banking finance companies (NBFCs). Special secretary (banking) Devi Dayal said that the new authority would have the functions of Reserve Bank of India and the department of company affairs (DCA) as far as regulating the NBFCs were concerned. Economy will grow at over 6.5%, vows Sinha Finance Minister Yashwant Sinha said on Wednesday the country's economy will grow by more than 6.5% in 1999/2000 (April-March), and sought to allay fears that the Government's fiscal deficit was running out of control. Goldratt promises to raise GDP by 1 per cent in three years flat It's the Rs 10,491-crore promise. Eliyahu M Goldratt, the founding father of the `Theory of Constraints' promises to raise the country's GDP by 1% in the next three years by implementing his theory in 1,200 Indian companies. Railways to unveil new freight policy soon, says Mamata The Railways will soon come out with a new freight policy to deal with the competition from the road sector, railway minister Mamata Banerjee said on Wednesday.
Aetna picks Infosys as long-term ally
Delhi to stand firm on farm subsidy cut -- PM
Government mulls separate regulatory body for NBFCs
Economy will grow at over 6.5%, vows Sinha
Goldratt promises to raise GDP by 1 per cent in three years flat
Railways to unveil new freight policy soon, says Mamata