Mamata of ego clash with BJP, left bails out govt about FDI vote

Mamata Banerjee. PTI.

Although the BJP and left points of order raised under the relevant parliamentary rules, arguing hard for separating the decided vote on FDI under rule 184 and that about the proposed changes to the FEMA, the Trinamool Congress, for his own tactical reasons and much to the disappointment of the BJP and left, to call for a vote anyway. The disappointment was the CPI leader Gurudas Dasgupta best be expressed by. He said that he knew that the Government had its majority, thanks to friends like Saugata Roy of the Trinamool protected. But he said that the debate was not about numbers-that a tacit form of admission defeat even before the vote was.

Not to be outdone, let the Trinamool leader know why he moved the FEMA amendments now even if it meant breaking ranks with the opposition and the Government a breather. "When we brought a motion of censure, no one supported us.

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GMR, Maldives clash over airport promotion fee

But the surprising part is this: GMR has said that this levy was never carried out and till date. Reuters

The agreement that this consortium signed with the Maldivian Government for GMIAL in June 2010, the developer $ 25 fee for charging value per departing international passengers from January 2012 and a further $ 2 If insurance surcharge on airport service charges.

But the surprising part is this: GMR has said that this tax was never implemented and to date, no international departing passenger is asked to pay this sum. A GMR spokesman told Firstpost that once it was clear that the Government was opposed to such a tax, MACL itself proposed that the requirement be money earned through revenue share this consortium was to adapt with MACL.

Much as privatisation of Delhi and Mumbai airports, the male airport project also thought that a certain percentage of the profits of the airport are shared with the local equivalent of MACL, who is the owner of the Indian airports, the airports authority of India. "We have never pay this fee, only custom revenue share with MACL

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France, ArcelorMittal Florange site deepens clash over

French President Francois Hollande has threatened to nationalize plant owned by the steel producer. Reuters

French President Francois Hollande has threatened to nationalize plant owned by the steel producer. Earlier, Industry Minister threatened Arnaud Montebourg that the multinational no longer welcome in the country, British daily ' The Telegraph ' has reported.

Hollande and Lakshmi Mittal meeting for about an hour yesterday, but reports suggested that it brought little progress. Citing a presidential statement, the daily said, "discussions between the State and the company (would) remain" until Saturday, trying to find a new investor for the site.

According to the report, came the Hollande nationalization warning if forty members from his Socialist Party said that they favored a temporary acquisition by the French State of the ArcelorMittal plant in Florange. Allocation to a joint statement by 40 parliamentarians, said the daily, "Mittal does not respect our country".

The report said the President and CEO of the steel giant is locked in a fight with France on the future of the Florange site in the heart of the traditional, but falling, of the French steel industry in the Eastern Lorraine region.

ArcelorMittal has said that the two blast furnaces at Florange were non-competitive in a difficult trading climate.
Going by the report, the company gave the Government two months expiring on Saturday to find a buyer for them. The Government says it has two offers, but only for the entire Florange site, including other installations, which ArcelorMittal wants to retain and to keep active, added.

According to the daily ArcelorMittal has warned that nationalisation of the Florange facilities would threaten the viability of all its activities across France, where there are 20,000 people work.

Meanwhile, The Wall Street Journal reported that according to the French Government, it would be difficult to sell without other ArcelorMittal's Florange plant furnaces factory, which further refined and ends steel, mostly for the automotive industry.

PTI

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