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 Artha Money begins operations with a big bang
Published on July 23, 2008 by Gomathi
Artha Money, India’s first financial supermarket has now officially opened its doors to customers in Chennai. The multi-product, multi-brand financial services company is all set to offer a unique single-stop service that caters to each and every financial need of the retail Indian customer - right from investments like equity,
mutual funds, real estate, to life and general insurance, loans and cards to services like tax filing, bill payments and foreign exchange.
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The Seafood Market is back at Paprika in the Courtyard by Marriott
Published on July 18, 2008 by Sonia
The "Seafood Market" opens at Paprika, the all day dining restaurant in Courtyard by Marriott. Chef-picked seafood from the surrounding waters like shrimps, kingfish, pomfret, tiger prawns, and many other favorites will be available at the buffet. The "Seafood Market" will feature only the freshest catch of the day; chefs
in fact go out to the market everyday at sunrise to pick up the finest catch. This festival has been conceptualized keeping in mind the popularity and appeal of seafood amongst the food enthusiasts in the city.
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'Hancock' - just for action movie fans (Review)
Published on July 14, 2008 by IANS
Film: "Hancock"; Cast: Will Smith, Charlize Theron, Jason Bateman; Director: Peter Berg; Ratings: **
The glut of super-hero summer movies coughed up by Hollywood continues with "Hancock". Comparisons with the likes of the already released "Iron Man" and "The Incredible Hulk" and the yet to be released "The Dark Knight" and
"Hellboy" are unavoidable; though it is clear that "Hancock" falls short of all these movies.
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Power-cuts rile Tamil Nadu industrialists, farmers
Published on July 14, 2008 by IANS
Unannounced power-cuts have triggered state-wide ire, said opposition sources and farmer bodies' representatives in Tamil Nadu Monday.
"There is hardly 10 hours' power supply in the industrial districts of Vellore, Salem, Erode and Coimbatore. During the coming weeks we will expose the government's poor performance in the power sector," K.L Elavazhagan,
a PMK legislator, said.
The MLA had led protesters in Vellore district Sunday who had donned garments made of leaves to indicate shortage of electricity to power-looms and garment industries.
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