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Infosys appointed Narayan Murthy as Executive Chairman of the Board
Published on: 02-JUN-2013 Infosys on 1 June 2013 appointed N R Narayana Murthy as executive chairman of the Board.
India and Nepal agreed to address Each Other's Security Concerns
Published on: 02-JUN-2013
India and Nepal on 1 June 2013 agreed to address each other’s security concerns and curb illegal activities across the open border.
Indian Girl's Team won the Gold Medal in Table Tennis
Published on: 02-JUN-2013
Indian Girl's team won the Gold medal while the Boy's team won the silver medal in the Slovak Table tennis Tournament
UN Security Council imposed Sanctions on the Syrian Rebel Group
Published on: 02-JUN-2013
The UN Security Council on 31 May 2013 imposed sanctions on the Syrian rebel group, Al-Nusra Front
Unemployment Rate hit Record High in Eurozone
Published on: 01-JUN-2013
As per the latest figures from Eurostat, in the Month of May 2013, the Unemployment rate rose up to 12.2pc in April 2013 from 12.1pc in March.
Japan and South Korea suspended US Wheat Imports
Published on: 01-JUN-2013
Japan and South Korea suspended some imports of US Wheat as rogue wheat was discovered by the regulators.
MCX-SX Granted Approval by SEBI for Separate Debt and SME Trading Platform
Published on: 01-JUN-2013
MCX-SX declared on 31 May 2013 declared that it received approval from SEBI for operating separate debt as well as SME trading platforms.
Indian Badminton League Launched School Programme for Badminton Talent Hunt
Published on: 01-JUN-2013
Indian Badminton League launched new programme called Indian Badminton League School Programme (IBLSP) for promotion of badminton.
National Green Tribunal Gave Approval to Sterlite to Operate Copper Plant in TN
Published on: 01-JUN-2013
The National Green Tribunal on 31 May 2013 gave approval to Sterlite Industries Ltd so that it can start operations of copper plant in Tuticorin.
Rotary India offered help to Pakistan for Polio
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