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SICCI, SCCCI reschedule business mission to India

Singapore, Apr 24 : In view of the local elections in Chennai, the Singapore Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SICCI) and Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SCCCI) have rescheduled their business mission to India to May 21-26.

The mission, originally scheduled for May 14-19, will now visit Chennai from May 21 to 22, Pune from May 22- 24 and Mumbai on May 25 and 26, a SICCI statement said today.

The delegation, which would be jointly lead by SCCCI President Chua Tian Poh and SICCI Chairman M Rajaram, would cover key sectors including Infrastructure and Real Estate, Financial Services, Biotechnology, IT and ITES, Healthcare and Pharma Engineering, Tourism and Manufacturing.

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US taps pvt sector to fix greenhouse pollution

Washington, Apr 24: Delegates from six of the world's biggest greenhouse gas polluters -- including the United States -- gathered last week for the first time to figure out how private industry can help curb global warming.The Bush administration is promoting this voluntary effort as a practical way to develop clean-energy technology to tackle climate change. But an environmental expert dismissed it as busy-work that would not be as effective as the requirements imposed by the international Kyoto Protocol on.....

Malaysia's Sarawak sets polls for May 20

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No need to transplant Mahajan's liver : Doctor

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