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Companies stand to benefit in longer term from comparative pricing landscapeBullish on India's growth prospects, International Finance Corporation (IFC) has said offshore rupee bonds can provide a new source of funding for Indian companies and they stand to benefit in the longer term from comparative pricing landscape. Stating that no Indian company has so far come out with offshore rupee bonds, IFC vice president and treasurer Jingdong Hua said various factors, including unfamiliarity with the market and cost, could be behind their reluctance to tap this route.Part of the World Bank Group, IFC has been issuing offshore rupee bonds better known as 'Masala Bonds'. In March, it issued such securities worth $30 million having 15-year tenure -- the longest-dated offshore rupee bond. In a recent interview to PTI, Hua said offshore rupee bonds can "really open up a new source of financing for companies". So far, Hua said Indian companies have not come out with their Masala Bonds issue as … [Read more...] about Masala Bonds can be new funding source for Indian cos: IFC

Email By Danuta Kozaki and Bellinda Kontominas Updated January 27, 2019 15:27:43 Video: Ms Steggall says Tony Abbott "does not represent who we are and what we stand for". (ABC News) Related Story: Tony Abbott's motion for more conservative control in NSW fails to pass Related Story: Leak of Liberal polling is 'corrosive', Abbott says Map: Manly 2095 Australia's most successful alpine skier, Zali Steggall, has formally announced she will stand as an independent in former prime minister Tony Abbott's Sydney seat of Warringah in the next federal election. Key points:Zali Steggall, a four-time Winter Olympian, says she will be a "voice for the sensible centre"Tony Abbott has held the seat of Warringah since 1994Education Minister Dan Tehan warned people not to underestimate Mr Abbott At a media conference in Sydney today, the barrister and four-time Winter Olympian accused the former prime minister of being "set in his ways" and unwilling to change, particularly when it … [Read more...] about Zali Steggall to challenge Tony Abbott’s Warringah seat at 2019 federal election

The Supreme Court’s order to leave nine new districts out of Tamil Nadu civic polls, originally scheduled for December 27 and 30, led to the election commission withdrawing its notice for the polls on Friday, leaving everyone guessing if the polls will be held as per earlier schedule in the remaining districts or be delayed. The DMK was upbeat after the order following its petition alleging delimitation and reservation exercise had not been done properly in the nine newly formed districts before the polls.The ruling AIADMK went ahead with the seat sharing negotiations with the allies on Friday despite the order and alleged Stalin’s party had moved the court to stall the polls as it feared losing.Civic polls were to be held after a seven year gap in Tamil Nadu and the nominations for the rural seats, earlier voting on December 27 and 30, were supposed to begin on Friday.SC ordered that civic polls in the nine new districts of Villupuram, Kallakurichi, Ranipet, Thiruppattur, … [Read more...] about Tamil Nadu civic polls under a cloud after SC order to exclude nine new districts

        Against all odds, and overcoming a plethora of challenges, the C R Ranganathan College of Arts and Commerce for deaf and dumb students in the state, opened its doors for admission to senior college (graduation) last year.The college in Tingrenagar, Vishrantwadi, is the only one of its kind in the state and evolved from the Sadguru Saibaba Seva Trust’s pre-primary school for deaf and dumb students, which began in 1993. The co-ed campus, which houses 500 deaf and dumb students from across the state studying across the board, from primary school to senior college, also houses a hostel for students up to the age of 18.Vasant Patole, a retired class one state government officer is the driving force behind the institute’s quest for growth and excellence.Recalling the start of the institution, and who the late C R Ranganathan was, Patole says. “When I was working as an accounts officer in one of the departments, Rangathan was my boss and our … [Read more...] about Campus connect: State’s only college for deaf and dumb is signing a new chapter in annals of education history

The Supreme Court on Friday decided to put on hold elections for the local bodies in nine new districts, carved out of four existing ones, in Tamil Nadu for complying with legal formalities such as delimitation and reservation in four months.  IMAGE: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Edappadi K Palaniswami (front row, centre) with lawyers who joined the AIADMK, in Chennai. Photograph: Courtesy, Edappadi K Palaniswami on Twitter. A bench headed by Chief Justice of India S A Bobde considered the suggestion put forward by the Tamil Nadu government that it was willing to put on hold the local body polls in the nine districts for complying with legal formalities such as a fresh delimitation exercise and for deciding the issue of reservation for women and SC/ST candidates.  The bench, also comprising justices B R Gavai and Surya Kant, said, "There shall be no legal impediment in holding the elections in the rest nine districts of Tamil Nadu."  It directed the Tamil Nadu State Election … [Read more...] about SC stays TN local polls in 9 new districts