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How consumer expectations cross the regulatory path
Telecom users have come to expect a continuous reduction in tariff. There will be limits to how often the service providers can oblige. Moreover, reliability and quality of service are as important as affordability, says C. R. L. Narasimhan.

Unprecedented upsurge in forex reserves
THE PREVALENCE of low interest rates in the developed countries, a continuing decline in the external parity of the U.S. dollar vis-à-vis the major currencies and improvement in India's creditworthiness in world markets have been responsible for ...

Royal Sundaram sees huge potential in health insurance
EVEN AS it is well on course to recording a premium income of around Rs.180 crores during 2002-03, private general insurer Royal Sundaram Alliance Insurance Company Ltd. is confident of reporting a cash profit during 2003-04. If things go the way ...

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