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Mumbai: The shares of Power Grid Corp of India Ltd (PGCIL) have made initial entry at Rs 85 toda

New Delhi: The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has issued a retooled tariff plan for satellite channels with a total ceiling for cable TV services in regions that have not been brought under the Conditional Access System (CAS).

It will be valid from December 1, and the country has been parted into three classes for setting up duties. All non-CAS subscribers will have to pay Rs. 77 on a monthly basis for a minimum of 30 free-to-air channels (FTAs).

The maximum limit for a minimum of 30 FTAs and over 45 pay channels is Rs. 260 in Class ‘A-1’ & ‘A’ cities, Rs. 220 in Class ‘B-1’ and ‘B-2’ cities, and Rs. 200 in other segments.

Washington, Oct 5 : Researchers at the University of Leicester are investigating whether an extract from bilberries Mirtoselect can put off or delay the onset of certain cancers.

New Delhi: Tata Motors’ next generation variants of the Indigo, Sumo and Indica will roll out from its Ranjangaon plant that it conjointly runs with Fiat Motor India. The fresh ranges of vehicles are projected to hit the market by the coming year (2008).

On the sidelines of the launch of the new 2.2 litre Safari, Tata Motors passenger car division president Rajiv Dube said, “Our next generation and other future passenger vehicles, which are currently being developed, will be rolled out from the Ranjangaon facility. The new models will come in the higher end and will complement the existing range, though some of the existing trims could be phased out from the market.”