Date ::
27th August 2012 Very Important News of the Day ::
( 1 ) Sebi announces no-frills demat accounts for retail individual investors with no charges for holdings worth up to Rs 50,000
( 2 ) All MLAs of Indian national lok dal (INLD) suspended from Haryana Assembly .
( 3 ) The Information and Broadcasting ministry today said that the Broadcast Audience Research Council (BARC) was soon going to appoint a Technical Committee to proceed with the task of putting a TRP measurement mechanism in place.
( 4 ) Government has begun process of cancellation of coal mines to private firms.
( 5 ) Samsung loses (Rs 63,000 crore) market value after Apple’s victory this is the South Korean giant’s biggest share fall in four years.
( 6 ) Foreign direct investment (FDI) in India plunged by over 78 per cent in June, the third straight monthly fall, to Rs. 4,999 Crores, from 28,320 crore in the year-ago period, reflecting the impact of slowing global economy.
( 7 ) Sebi plans to allow ATM, card payments for IPOs.
( 8 ) (Rs 3,180 crore) Yuxi-Mengzi rail line, linking Kunming in southwest China to Singapore in southeast Asia, posing a threat to Indian exporters competing for market space with China.
( 9 ) RBI has widened its probe into the affairs of British banking giants HSBC and Standard Chartered to other foreign banks for alleged breach of controls against money laundering and terror financing.
( 4 ) Government has begun process of cancellation of coal mines to private firms.
( 5 ) Samsung loses (Rs 63,000 crore) market value after Apple’s victory this is the South Korean giant’s biggest share fall in four years.
( 6 ) Foreign direct investment (FDI) in India plunged by over 78 per cent in June, the third straight monthly fall, to Rs. 4,999 Crores, from 28,320 crore in the year-ago period, reflecting the impact of slowing global economy.
( 7 ) Sebi plans to allow ATM, card payments for IPOs.
( 8 ) (Rs 3,180 crore) Yuxi-Mengzi rail line, linking Kunming in southwest China to Singapore in southeast Asia, posing a threat to Indian exporters competing for market space with China.
( 9 ) RBI has widened its probe into the affairs of British banking giants HSBC and Standard Chartered to other foreign banks for alleged breach of controls against money laundering and terror financing.
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