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Mahindra Life decides to make future homes green

expressindia.com
17-Nov-2008
        

Mahindra Lifespace Developers Ltd, the real estate and infrastructure arm of the Mahindra Group, which has a total land bank of 4,000 acres, is charting out new plans to make all its future residential buildings green.

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Double whammy for SMEs in Pune auto hub

thehindubusinessline.com
13-Nov-2008
        

Pune, Nov. 12 A lower demand for their products from an auto industry in the grip of a slowdown, coupled with higher cost of production on account of irregular power supply is dealing out a double whammy to the small- and...

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Tata Motors to shut two commercial vehicle plants for six days

dailyindia.com
09-Nov-2008 42 related
        

From ANI Pune, Nov.9: Small-scale industry workers in Pune on Saturday lamented dull prospects due the cost cutting measures of Tata Motors. Tata Motors Ltd, India's largest vehicle maker, is closing two of its commercial...

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Workers, ex-staff become owners of Garware Nylons unit

thehindubusinessline.com
03-Nov-2008 1 related
        

Pune, Nov. 3 The depositing of a demand draft of Rs 92.90 lakh at the Mumbai High Court today, the last in a series of payments totalling Rs 6.01 crore for land and property bought at a public auction, has brought the curtains...

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ATS probe suspect in Malegaon blast case

asianage.com
03-Nov-2008 12 related
        

By Dippy Vankani MUMBAI Nov. 2: The Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) officers on Sunday questioned Sarang Kulkarni, the younger brother of Sameer Kulkarni, arrested from Madhya Pradesh for his involvement in Malegaon...

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Naxals kill 4 cops in Maharashtra

indiasnews.net
26-Oct-2008 1 related
        

CHANDRAPUR: In one of the worst incidents in recent years, four policemen were killed and 6 others injured in a major exchange of fire between police and naxalites in Korepalli jungle in Gadchiroli...

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Trade unions fear more job cuts in auto sector

business-standard.com
26-Oct-2008
        

With Tata Motors, India’s biggest auto company, ‘disengaging’ 300 temporary workers at its Jamshedpur plant, the country’s trade unions fear that slowdown-hit vehicle-makers may resort to more job cuts. Trade unions such as All...

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