Family Circle Cup doubles trophy: Sania Mirza and her Russian partner Elena Vesnina clinched their second WTA title together, lifting the Family Circle Cup doubles trophy with a straight-set triumph over Americans Bethanie Mattek-Sands and Meghann Shaughnessy.
France: Home to Europe's biggest Muslim population, is the first European country to risk stirring social tensions by putting one into practicea ban on the burqa and the niqab.
Yasmeen Abrar: National Commission for Women member Yasmeen Abrar has assumed charge as acting chairperson of the NCW on completion of the tenure of Girija Vyas.
Top tourist destination: The financial crisis in Spain has helped China get past this European nation to become the third biggest tourist destination in the world, according to the latest figures released by the World Tourism Organization of the United Nations. India was judged 41st in the list of top 50 tourist destinations after attracting 5.6 million foreign tourists. The US took the top slot.
Biometric PAN Cards: The government has decided to issue biometric PAN cards to taxpayers across the country to weed out the problem of duplicate and fake ones. The proposed new biometric Permanent Account Number (PAN) cards would bear the I-T assessee' fingerprints (two from each hand) and the face.
IMF forecast: GDP growth projected at 8.25 per cent in 2011 and 7.75 per cent in 2012, as per the International Monetary Fund (IMF) forecast.
Shunglu Committee: A committee on finding alleged irregularities in executing various infrastructure projects related to Commonwealth Games.
Poll expenditure guidelines for cash payments: Candidates fighting polls can now make payments up to Rs 20,000 in cash for campaign expenditure unlike in the past. The EC has considered this amount to be "minor expenses" and issued a notification to all registered political parties and chief election officers of the states to avoid any confusion when it comes to dealing with "petty expenses"
The Malaysian Grand Prix: World champion Sebastien Vettel won the Malaysian Grand Prix with a dominant drive.
First quarterly trade deficit in six years in China: China reported its first quarterly trade deficit in six years as surging prices for commodities pushed up its import bill. The General Administration of Customs informed that China posted a trade deficit of $1.02 billion from January to March this year.
Anna Hazare: Veteran social activist is on indefinite fast for enactment of the Lokpal Bill with stringent measures against corruption.
Kingfisher Stake: Kingfisher Airlines has allotted 5.68 per cent shares, valued at around Rs 180 crore, to the State Bank of India on a preferential basis under the debt recast plan.
France: Home to Europe's biggest Muslim population, is the first European country to risk stirring social tensions by putting one into practicea ban on the burqa and the niqab.
Yasmeen Abrar: National Commission for Women member Yasmeen Abrar has assumed charge as acting chairperson of the NCW on completion of the tenure of Girija Vyas.
Top tourist destination: The financial crisis in Spain has helped China get past this European nation to become the third biggest tourist destination in the world, according to the latest figures released by the World Tourism Organization of the United Nations. India was judged 41st in the list of top 50 tourist destinations after attracting 5.6 million foreign tourists. The US took the top slot.
Biometric PAN Cards: The government has decided to issue biometric PAN cards to taxpayers across the country to weed out the problem of duplicate and fake ones. The proposed new biometric Permanent Account Number (PAN) cards would bear the I-T assessee' fingerprints (two from each hand) and the face.
IMF forecast: GDP growth projected at 8.25 per cent in 2011 and 7.75 per cent in 2012, as per the International Monetary Fund (IMF) forecast.
Shunglu Committee: A committee on finding alleged irregularities in executing various infrastructure projects related to Commonwealth Games.
Poll expenditure guidelines for cash payments: Candidates fighting polls can now make payments up to Rs 20,000 in cash for campaign expenditure unlike in the past. The EC has considered this amount to be "minor expenses" and issued a notification to all registered political parties and chief election officers of the states to avoid any confusion when it comes to dealing with "petty expenses"
The Malaysian Grand Prix: World champion Sebastien Vettel won the Malaysian Grand Prix with a dominant drive.
First quarterly trade deficit in six years in China: China reported its first quarterly trade deficit in six years as surging prices for commodities pushed up its import bill. The General Administration of Customs informed that China posted a trade deficit of $1.02 billion from January to March this year.
Anna Hazare: Veteran social activist is on indefinite fast for enactment of the Lokpal Bill with stringent measures against corruption.
Kingfisher Stake: Kingfisher Airlines has allotted 5.68 per cent shares, valued at around Rs 180 crore, to the State Bank of India on a preferential basis under the debt recast plan.
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