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17 May 2012   Moneylife Exclusive Flying troubles? Blame it on Sharad Pawar or shared power! Yogesh Sapkale Despite being a shrewd politician for decades, Sharad Pawar continues to be blamed for any issue that goes out of control. The current blame game is in the skies ...   ADVT Other ML Exclusives   Personal Accident: A must-have cover About 0.15 million Indians died on the roads and over 0.3 million were permanently disabled in 2010. Life and physical abilities are irreplaceable but personal accident insurance, available at a low price in India, can at least relieve the monetary burden—as long as you have the right cover. Raj Pradhan explains what you really need... .................................................................................................................................................... IRDA chairman: "We don't want to make mediclaim renewal notice mandatory as it can get be misused" Speaking at a closed-door discussion organised by Moneylife Foundation, IRDA chairman J Hari Narayan also said that insurance companies should have a special window for fast-tracking of senior citizens' grievance redressal... .................................................................................................................................................... Daily Market Report: Sensex, Nifty may see staggered upmove The Nifty has to hold above the low of 4,837 for it to rise from the oversold position it is in... .................................................................................................................................................... Sensex close to a bottom? BNP Paribas expects in the index to touch 18,500 by the year end In a report recently released by BNP Paribas, it said that the Indian markets are near the bottom and could move up 15% by end of the year. It has also shortlisted the companies it thinks would lead the rally... .................................................................................................................................................... CBI to investigate JSW Steel amidst allegations of bribery, corruption and illegal mining The Central Empowered Committee report has mentioned JSW Steel as one of the beneficiaries of the illegal mining scam in Karnataka, which was headed by former chief minister BS Yeddyurappa. It also reported poor quarterly results... .................................................................................................................................................... Did New India overcharge lakhs of policyholders? – III IRDA has been watching benignly even though New India Assurance has been stalling queries, confusing issues and has decided to offer refund only to a fraction of the policyholders... .................................................................................................................................................... Market turmoil: 50 IPOs worth Rs40,000 crore did not materialise since January 2011 Many companies, including Reliance Infratel, Jindal Power and Lavasa Corp, which secured approval from SEBI, could not open their IPOs within the validity period of one year... .................................................................................................................................................... JP Morgan Loss: Were any laws broken? When banks are in trouble, they often mislead the world about their financials. Maybe JPMorgan disclosed everything properly about its $2 billion loss, but that's what we need to determine... .................................................................................................................................................... Stress and distress are an integral part of life The strongest bridge of all could be built with human love to withstand all distress. We need this message now more than ever before in history...   ADVT     Personal finance today - India's gold demand in January-March falls 29% to 207.6 ton: WGC     At a Glance   - Police begins probe in Shahrukh Khan brawl case - Motion in Rajya Sabha to annul rules to control internet content - CAG report on MNREGA by December: Jairam - Lok Sabha extends term for JPC in the 2G scam - Government should not acquire land for private businesses - Bombay HC dismisses petition challenging admission to medical course   Corporate Wrap-up   - Bajaj Auto Q4 net down 45% to Rs772 crore - CCI penalised NSE for abusing position: Minister - Government makes norms stringent for incorporation of firms - NSPCL FY net profit marginally up at Rs194 crore - Scope for discussion on TRAI order on TV ads: Government - Vedanta's core profits up 12.9% to $4 billion in 2011-12 - Odisha, Posco agree to cut steel plant size to 8 mtpa from 12 mtpa     FROM the ARCHIVES   IRDA chairman underlines that nobody should be refused an insurance but admits enforcement may be lacking Speaking at a Moneylife Foundation seminar, IRDA chairman J Hari Narayan also said prohibiting banks from selling insurance products is not feasible in India... ...................................................................................................................................................... 4 doctors of Max Hospital held guilty of negligence; anxious father awaits action after CIC's order Following the death of his daughter due to medical negligence in Delhi's posh Max Hospital, the aggrieved father invoked 50 RTI applications in various departments to seek justice. Last week's order by CIC Shailesh Gandhi provides some hope...   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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