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Maoists thrash NC, UML workers in rural Nepal
Amid the Maoist threat to take to the streets after resignation of Prime Minister Prachanda, the former rebels have attacked members of other political parties in some districts of Nepal. Prachanda resigned on May 4 after his Maoist government"s decision to sack the army chief Chief Rukmangad Katawal was scuttled by President Ram Baran Yadav, deepening the political crisis and raising the specter of renewed rebel unrest in the country.

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Soft drinks and snacks major PepsiCo India today said it may use Stevia as an alternative sweetener if the Government permits it do so.
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Coal India's EoI for mine acquisitions attracts 52 global cos

The country"s largest coal producer, Coal India, today said 52 global companies have expressed interest in partnering with it for acquiring mines overseas, especially in Australia, Mozambique and Indonesia. - Coal India"s exploration arm to invest Rs 108cr in expansion - CIL to commission 19 washeries entailing Rs 3K cr investment - Sadbhav Engineering bags order for Rs 225 cr from CIL"s subsidiary - CIL set to remove imported coal clause for consumers - CIL seeks approval for compensatory shares out of divestment - Govt may sell 15% stake in Coal India "We have asked for global expression of interest. It has evoked a lot of response from the world over. Fifty-two companies have expressed interest," CIL Chairman Partha S Bhattacharyya told reporters on the sidelines of the second coal summit here. To meet the growing demand of coal in the country, CIL is considering acquisition of coal properties overseas, specially in Australia, Mozambique and Indonesia. It expect to buy at least one mine overseas in the current financial year. CIL has appointed Royal Bank of Canada to conduct due diligence for exploring Australian coal properties.


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