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• SC sets aside Jat quota

• PM asks for immediate report on Hisar and Nadia incidents

• BJP, JDS demand CBI probe into death of IAS officer in Bengaluru
 
SC sets aside Jat quota

PM asks for immediate report on Hisar and Nadia incidents

BJP, JDS demand CBI probe into death of IAS officer in Bengaluru
 
NEW DELHI: Falling for the second
straight day, gold prices declined by
Rs 185 to hit over three-month low
of Rs 26,165 per 10 grams at the
bullion market today on a weakening
global trend amid low demand from
jewellers.
Silver also dropped by Rs 400 to Rs
35,650 per kg on reduced offtake by
industrial units and coin makers.
Traders said weakening global trend
where gold held near a three-month
low, as investors weighed the
outlook for higher US interest rates
before the Federal Reserve begins a
two-day meeting, mainly influenced
the prices of precious metals.
Gold in Singapore, which normally
sets price trend on the domestic
front, fell by 30 cents to USD
1,154.51 an ounce and silver by 0.4
per cent to USD 15.58 an ounce.
In addition, sluggish demand from
jewellers and retailers dampened
the sentiment, they said.
 
NEW DELHI: Foreign direct
investment (FDI) in India more than
doubled to USD 4.48 billion in
January, the highest inflow in last 29
months.
In January 2014, the country had
received USD 2.18 billion in FDI. It
was in September 2012 that India
had attracted FDI that was worth
USD 4.67 billion.
During the April-January period of
the current fiscal, the foreign inflows
have grown by 36 per cent, year-on-
year, to USD 25.52 billion, according
to data from Department of
Industrial Policy and Promotion
(DIPP).
The inflows were at USD 18.74
billion during the same period a
year ago.
Amongst the top 10 sectors, telecom
received the maximum FDI of USD
2.83 billion in the 10-month period,
followed by services (USD 2.64
billion), automobiles (USD 2.04
billion), computer software and
hardware (USD 1.30 billion) and
pharmaceuticals (USD 1.25 billion).
During the period (April-January),
India received the maximum FDI
from Mauritius at USD 7.66 billion,
followed by Singapore (USD 5.26
billion), the Netherlands (USD 3.13
billion), Japan (USD 1.61 billion) and
the US (USD 1.58 billion).
In 2013-14, FDI stood at USD 24.29
billion as against USD 22.42 billion a
year earlier.
 
JERUSALEM: Voting polls opened on
Tuesday, AFP correspondents said,
for unpredictable elections to
determine whether Israelis still want
incumbent Prime Minister Benjamin
Netanyahu as leader, or will seek
change after six years.
Over 5.8 million voters can cast their
vote between 0500 GMT and 2000
GMT in 10,372 polling stations
nationwide for parties which will
comprise the 120-member Israeli
parliament. The next prime minister
will be the party leader in the best
position to form a coalition
government.



Israeli voting polls open for general election - TOI Mobile | The Times of India Mobile Site
 
LAHORE: Hundreds of angry
Christians today hit the streets
across Pakistan in protest against
the Taliban suicide attacks on two
Lahore churches, leading to
communal clashes which claimed two
lives, forcing authorities to call in
paramilitary forces to maintain calm.
In one of the worst attacks on the
minority community in recent times,
two Taliban attackers blew
themselves up at the gates of Roman
Catholic Church and Christ Church
in Christian- dominated Youhanabad
area of Lahore during Sunday mass,
killing 16 people and injuring 80
others.


Christians protest deadly attacks on Pakistan churches, 2 dead - TOI Mobile | The Times of India Mobile Site
 
• Cabinet clears Black Money Bill

• UP Govt:Will not acquire land without farmers' consent

• SriLanka hands over 168fishermen,51 boats to India

• WC 1st QF: SL vs SA
 
Sonia Gandhi leads Opposition march to Rashtrapati Bhvn agnst Land Bill

WB Nun Gangrape,Haryana Church vandalisation issue rock LS
 
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