Nitish Offers Free Land For AMU Campus

Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has moved swiftly on the road to recovery after biting the dust in the recent assembly by-election in Bihar.
Two day after the poll results were declared, Kumar has offered FREE land to set up branch of Aligarh Muslim University in his state. We will become glad to listen that the govt. of Bihar has decided to give 100 acre of land which is free of cost to AMU for opening of its centre in Kisanganj district, as we know that is Muslim dominant and poor literacy figure, so AMU may be fruitful to the equal opportunities of the education to welfare of the society.
The AMU administration has decided to establish five off- campus branches within the country. While the announcement to set up a campus was made long ago, Kumar moved fast after these by elections and of fared free land for AMU has been mooted to densely populated Muslim areas and provide opportunity of higher education.

BHEL secures order from NTPC joint venture

Power equipment maker BHEL on Friday said it had bagged a Rs. 1,300-crore order from NTECL, a joint venture of power producer NTPC and Tamil Nadu Energy Company, for supply of turbines to the upcoming Vallur Thermal Power Project in Tamil Nadu.

Mahindra Satyam logs out of Australia IT hub

It’s finally curtains for the Australian chapter of the Satyam with the Mahindras finally deciding to log out of the proposed A$75

million IT hub spread over 10 hectares that the disgraced Satyam founder had promised to set up in Victoria state’s second largest city of Geelong. According to latest Australian media reports, Mahindra Satyam has conveyed its decision to pull the plug on the project to the Victorian Labor government headed by Premier John Brumby, which has been facing considerable flak for paying an undisclosed sum of money last year to woo Satyam to its shores. Top Mahindra Satyam officials in Hyderabad confirmed the news. Mahindra Satyam’s corporate affairs president, Sujit Bakshi, is reported to have conveyed the company’s decision to Victoria’s IT minister, John Lenders, in a letter. Reports in "The Australian" and "Geelong Advertiser" have quoted Bakshi as saying: “The need to concentrate on an extensive internal restructuring program of our business precludes Mahindra Satyam from embarking on expansion projects of this kind. While Mahindra Satyam is disappointed that it cannot proceed with the centre, it reaffirms its commitment to future expansion in Victoria when circumstances allow.” It is a fantastic outcome that will involve A$75 million of new investment in Geelong by Satyam, will create over the next eight years new jobs in Geelong with Satyam, and will lead to an increase of A$175 million in GDP in our state," Brumby had earlier told the parliament after the deal was announced during Raju's visit to Geelong in April 2008.

Govt.to grant rs. 600cr. for 15 up coming textile parks

The center is considring a proposal to grant 600 cr for 15 more state of the art intigrated parks to be set up in public privat patnership at a total costt of rs. 2000 cr.