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Racism at JPMorgan Chase?

By Victim of Prejudice - Wednesday, December 31, 2008 - View Full Newsletter

Racism at JPMorgan Chase?
Racism-at-JPMorgan-Chase?
Came across this blog by an employee who was fired from JPMorgan Chase.

Sounds like Jamie Dimon, Chairman and CEO, JPMorgan Chase has the Diversity statement only on papers and not in practice

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Ente Naadu, has received tremendous response from the Gulf region

By Gulf Times - Saturday, December 20, 2008 - View Full Newsletter

Kerala Tourism's investment meet for nonresident Keralites ‘Ente Naadu' has received tremendous response from the Gulf region, according to the organisers.

Chief Minister VS Achuthanandan will inaugurate the two-day meet to be held at The Le Meridien in Kochi on Tuesday in the presence of Home and Tourism Minister Kodiyeri Balakrishnan.

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35 per cent fall in the arrival of foreign tourists to Kerala

By Kerala News - Tuesday, November 18, 2008 - View Full Newsletter

As per the present assessment, the state has already suffered a 35 per cent fall in the arrival of foreign tourists compared to previous years leading to large number of cancellations in hotels, house boats and major resorts.

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320 tourists arrived from UK on 9th November 2008

By Times of India - Sunday, November 09, 2008 - View Full Newsletter

The tourism season in Kerala began with the arrival of the first batch of tourists from the UK.

The first charted tourist flight with 320 tourists arrived at the International airport here today to a "traditional Kerala style welcome."


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Kerala accused of encroaching on Tamil Nadu land

By Times of India - Friday, November 07, 2008 - View Full Newsletter

Kerala accused of encroaching on Tamil Nadu land

THENI (TAMIL NADU): Yet another inter-state dispute involving Tamil Nadu and Kerala appears to be brewing with local body officials and erstwhile landlords of three villages in this district accusing Kerala of 'encroaching' a holy site and converting it into a tourist spot.

The Kerala Tourism department had installed a 50-feet tall statue of "Adhivasis" (tribal couple with a baby) at the site and was also collecting money from tourists for visiting the place, said Appaji Rajkumar, erstwhile landlord (Zamindar) of Kombai.


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Star hotels occupancy hit by economic slowdown

By Business Standard - Thursday, November 06, 2008 - View Full Newsletter

Star hotels occupancy hit by economic slowdown

Leading star hotels in the city are set to bear the brunt of the global economic meltdown with the occupancy levels and revenues in these hotels expected to drop by 15-20 per cent in the peak tourism season of 2008-09 as compared to last year.

 


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An Open Letter to Raj Thackeray from Rajdeep Sardesai

By Rajdeep Sardesai (IBNLive.com) - Thursday, November 06, 2008 - View Full Newsletter

Rajdeep SardesaiAn Open Letter to Raj Thackeray from Rajdeep Sardesai
 
Original Content at http://blog.in.com

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IBS is in trouble with Kerala labour officials

By Harshad - Wednesday, November 05, 2008 - View Full Newsletter

 

ibs -inventing future IBS is in trouble with Kerala labour officials, who are angry with the company for dismissing 27 employees.

The DLO said that the labour department cannot take any action unless the dismissed employees filed complaints


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Dr A.Jayakrishnan appointed as Vice-Chancellor of Kerala University

By Agni Sharman - Wednesday, November 05, 2008 - View Full Newsletter

Dr A Jayakrishnan, Professor of Biotechnology in IIT MadrasDr A Jayakrishnan, Professor of Biotechnology in IIT Madras, has been appointed as the Vice-Chancellor of Kerala University.


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Barack Obama's manifesto in Malayalam and Hindi

By K.P. NAYAR - Tuesday, November 04, 2008 - View Full Newsletter

 

"Obama’s Indian hand" by K.P. NAYAR as reported in "The Telegraph"

From Hindi to Malayalam, no poll stone left unturned

Washington, Nov. 4:  Determined not to leave anything to chance, Obama began a unique appeal to Indian Americans in Hindi and Malayalam to vote for him soon after he was formally nominated as his party’s presidential candidate at the Democratic National Convention in Denver in August.


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