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PNB to start operations in Canada, Singapore

Public sector lender Punjab National Bank is planning to open offices in Canada and Singapore to expand its presence overseas.

Indus American Bank opens 4th branch

A bank serving the growing south Asian community in the New York-New Jersey area has opened its fourth branch in the US.

Glitterati attend Dev Anand’s book release

The release function for Dev Anand's autobiography Romancing With Life proved a tremendous success in London, reports Vijay Dutt.

'Indian Americans can invest more in India'

The role of Indian Americans in India's growth has been below potential and much of the inward remittances have come from the Gulf, says Minister Vayalar Ravi.

Bank of Baroda opens office in Sydney

Bank of Baroda, the fifth largest bank in India, has opened a representative office in the heart of Sydney's central business district.

Bank of Baroda to open branch in Trinidad, Tobago

Bank of Baroda, the fifth largest bank in India, is all set to open shop in countries, including Trinidad, Tobago, Australia, Ghana and Bahrain.

Ascendas rolls out India property trust

Ascendas India Trust (A-iTrust) is launching an initial public offering to raise 500 million Singapore dollars.

Indian American develops software

An Indian American has developed a software that combines speech-recognition and text messaging to provide free directions to motorists.

India, Kuwait discuss aviation spat

India is making all possible efforts to resolve the row with Kuwait which has decided to ban all flights of its designated airlines from July 1, 2007.

No Indian maids without labour pact

India is considering a ban on housemaids going to work in nations with which it doesn't have a labour welfare pact.

More flights to tackle rush of Indian expats

Air India and Indian are planning to run additional flights for Indian expatriates opting to come back to the country under the three-month amnesty scheme announced by the UAE government.

'Sops planned for Keralite diaspora'

Kerala CM Achuthanandan said they would start a centre, which would source funds from the non-resident Keralite for productive purposes.

Tough going for foreign-trained docs

Singapore will take only those doctors from India, Philippines and Myanmar who are graduates from recognised medical schools.

Drop changes to immigration rules: Tories

The call for suspension of changes to the bill was made as it has adversely affected many professionals from India and other non-EU countries.
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