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Tuesday, April 28, 1998
  Zee Education launches career academy
To bridge the transition between school and college, Zee Education (ZED) has launched the ZED Career Academy. With a target of setting up 40 such academies all over the country, Delhi recently witnessed the opening of its first branch which is to be followed by Mumbai in the month of May.
  HR companies focus on value of people
At Arthur Andersen the belief is that people are the most valuable assets that an organisation possesses. While in India most companies are waking up to this fact, levering human capital has become a focus area for the consulting giant. Emphasising on a new role of human resources (HR), the company is on a recruitment spree to enhance its Human Capital Services (HCS).

An `interest'ing tale of two governors
The countdown has begun. Within 24 hours from now, Reserve Bank of India (RBI) governor Bimal Jalan will announce his maiden credit policy. And yet, the usual tension, closed-door confabulations among the governor and his deputies and the frantic telephone calls and fax messages exchanged between the governor's office on Mint Road and the finance secretary and the government's chief economic advisor in the North Block as a run-up to the policy, are conspicuous by their absence.
Help us purchase more, say professionals
For many a professional, the Union Budget to be presented soon means a litmus test of the confidence reposed in the first swadeshi government. Here's taking a look at the budgetary aspirations, as projected by a few professionals.


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Work or no work, Bengal staff get their pay well on time
The West Bengal government has been paying salaries for the last three years to nearly 1,500 employees of the now-defunct directorate of entry taxes for doing nothing. The employees have been marking time, waiting for the government to transfer them to a new department that never got going.

Reliance shares do a hip-hop on bourses
The Reliance stock price fell shortly after the announcement of results. It bounced back, however, at the BSE and was on an upward spiral by the end of the day and beyond it on the kerb -- at Rs 198.50 . The scrip lost ground at the National Stock Exchange by over 1.8% to close at Rs 188.15.

 


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