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Prasar Bharati, Star TV, WorldTel, Pilcom to end cricket telecast row
Prasar Bharati (Broadcasting Corporation of India), WorldTel, Star TV and Pilcom have decided to work out a compromise formula for their ongoing legal tussle regarding the telecast rights of the 1996 cricket World Cup. The parties have reportedly informed the arbitrator for the case, NKP Salve, about their willingness to work out such a package.
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A "webful" of information
The World Wide Web could be the largest library of information that has ever been in existence, connecting millions of computers around the world. But search for any specific bit of information, and you will learn how tough it is to locate that precious titbit. It is the largest library, yes, but it is also the most disorganised and confusing.
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Ambala entrepreneurs set an example of quality education with profits in line
If you think that money and education don't gel, ask the Ambala entrepreneurs. They will convince you that it does. School is a place of worship. For students, this sanctimonious statement might still hold weight but for the ones who run them, school has adopted a far more important meaning. It has become a place for minting money.
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An entrepreneur in education makes business a pleasure
For some making money is life's ambition. But for others, life itself means channelising all resources to do something meaningful. Colonel P S Satsangi is striving for the latter. And, with a knack of converting loss-making educational institutions into viable ventures, the retired colonel has earned the sobriquet of "educationalist entrepreneur".
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