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1 December 2011   Moneylife Exclusive Is Metro Rail not the answer for India's urban transportation ? Sudhir Badami For four times the distance and costs less than one-fifth and the fact that there are other amenities the government/municipality needs to finance, it is quite straight forward answer to the question "Is Metro Rail not the answer for India's urban transportation...     Other ML Exclusives   Schools of the future The future of the world depends on a new change in schooling system, thus ushering in an era of sharing, caring and universal compassion—the true religion for the masses... .......................................................................................................................................... Daily Market Report: Share prices to move in a range Nifty hit 5000 today as we have been suggesting. The market will now oscillate between 4,800 and 5,000... .......................................................................................................................................... IRDA ULIP comparator–Will it really help you make a decision? It is a strange choice considering that term life is the best insurance. The ULIP comparator can be expanded by IRDA to bring in more value. This is launched just after stringent guidelines for web aggregators which will drive them out of business... .......................................................................................................................................... Water scarcity to become major issue in water-stressed India says CRISIL Over the past 60 years, the annual per capita water availability in India has fallen 70% to 1544 cubic meter from 5177 cubic meter in 1951 and is expected to further fall to 1,140 cubic meter in 2050... .......................................................................................................................................... Facebook settles federal charges for violating users' privacy While biggies like Google, Facebook and Twitter are forced to respect privacy rights of individuals, in our country, a government funded agency, which is collecting sensitive information under the Aadhaar number system, has no answers for breach of privacy... ........................................................................................................................................... Need to develop primary healthcare system in India say experts Complexities in the healthcare sector can be solved mainly by concentrating on primary care and evolving the system of family doctor with the help of technology... ........................................................................................................................................... Personal finance today - Axis Bank launches 'Young Bankers' program for banking aspirants - UTI MF's investor accounts rise to 1 crore - HDFC Bank launches Solitaire, to add 4 million customers in 2 years - NHAI, PFC to come out with Rs14K crore infra bonds by mid-December   At a Glance   - FM expects inflation to moderate to 6-7% by March-end - Food inflation moderates to 8% for week ended 19th November - Maruti Suzuki sales down 18% in November - TRAI has issued notices to telcos for MNP norms violation: Govt - Ranbaxy launches generic version of Lipitor in US   Corporate Wrap-up   - JSL Stainless gets nod to raise Rs750 crore via QIP - RInfra can collect toll at 10 projects by March - KEC International wins Rs147 crore new orders - Mphasis net down by 24.6% at Rs821.62 crore for year ended Oct FROM the ARCHIVES   How Vinita Kamte used RTI to nail Control Room's negligence during 26/11 attack Three years have passed by since the 26/11 Mumbai terror attack in which the country's three most brilliant police officers, Hemant Karkare, Ashok Kamte and Vijay Salaskar were killed. Despite Mr Kamte's wife Vinita establishing through call log records procured under the RTI Act, the negligence of the Police Control Room which clearly led to the unfortunate tragedy, no action has been taken against those guilty for it... ...................................................................................................................................................... A Perspective on tax havens for Indians The tax havens must be in a position, as a sovereign nation, to resist the demands for enquiries or information that come their way from other nations...     To subscribe to this free newsletter log on to www.moneylife.in or email us at newsletter@moneylife.in To get FREE updates via sms click here.

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