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Growing demand for fractional property in India

Country Club India, one of the fastest growing leisure and entertainment operators in Asia, is set to introduce fractional ownership properties to a range of its developments.

Indian demand for office space likely to improve in 2010

The demand for office space in India is expected to be improve in the current year although rentals are likely to be flat, according to real estate consultancy CB Richard Ellis.

Indian firm designs "armoured golf buggy" to fight off terrorists

A mini armoured car, resembling a bullet-proof golf buggy with firing ports, has gone on display at an Indian arms fair. The car is designed for use in confined spaces such as airports and hotels targeted in terror attacks.

Amari enters into a joint venture with Mandeep S Lamba to create Amari India

Amari, Thailand’s leading domestic hotel management company, today announced a strategic joint venture partnership with Mandeep S Lamba, previously the Managing Director and Founder of Ten Hotels Pvt Ltd, a hospitality management company headquartered in Gurgaon, New Delhi, to launch Amari India.

India Maoist rebels kill 24 troops in West Bengal

Subir Bhaumik BBC News 02/17/2010

Iraq has top terror risk, Thai danger up: ranking

William Maclean Reuters 02/16/2010
India Maoist rebels kill 24 troops in West Bengal

At least 24 troops were killed when armed Maoists attacked a camp of the paramilitary forces in India's West Bengal state, officials said.

Iraq has top terror risk, Thai danger up: ranking

Iraq is the country most at risk from terrorist attacks for the second straight year, according to a ranking by global analysts Maplecroft, while Thailand has joined the nine countries most in danger for the first time.

India-Pakistan talks under threat after bomb kills nine

Long-awaited peace talks between India and Pakistan are hanging in the balance after a terrorist bomb attack in Pune, Western India, killed nine and injured 57.

ISLAMABAD — Pakistan and India will soon hold their first official talks since the Mumbai attacks, Islamabad announced on Friday, in a move seen as a significant bid to ease regional tensions.

India Halts Plan for Engineered Eggplant

KRISHNA POKHAREL The Wall Street Journal 02/10/2010
India Halts Plan for Engineered Eggplant

NEW DELHI—India put on ice its plans to allow the commercial cultivation of genetically modified eggplant after facing opposition from states and environmental groups, in a case that has been viewed as a litmus test for whether the government would embrace genetically modified crops to bolster food production.

Kashmir avalanche kills 17 soldiers, Indian army says

At least 17 Indian soldiers have been killed after an avalanche hit a military training camp in Indian-administered Kashmir, the army says.


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