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6 June 2012   Moneylife Exclusive Callousness and high-handedness of Bengaluru cancer hospital HCG Ramesh S Arunachalam At HealthCare Global Enterprises, Sudhansu Mohanty was subjected to nuclear scan by a technician when a specialist's supervision is mandatory. Instead of threatening to sue Aamir Khan, the IMA will do the nation a great service if it gets cracking on such cases...   ADVT Other ML Exclusives   No penalty on home loan prepayments; but why this half-hearted measure? RBI says the waiver of pre-payment penalty is applicable only for home loans carrying floating rate of interest. Why are borrowers who had obtained home loans on fixed interest basis being left out? .................................................................................................................................................... Daily Market Report: Buy at dips A strong move may have started. But wait for intraday corrections to buy. If the Nifty closes above 5,020 tomorrow we may see the index reaching 5,200... .................................................................................................................................................... Planning Commission toilets: How much it should have cost? The renovation of the two toilets with "diplomatic embassy standards" and Japanese or German class fittings, should cost between Rs2 and Rs4 lakh in Delhi... .................................................................................................................................................... Planning Commission spends Rs35 lakh for renovating two toilets! The Planning Commission spent Rs35 lakh just to renovate two toilets that would be used by only 60 smart card holders. Is it the new austerity of the affluent? .................................................................................................................................................... Planning Commission says Rs35 lakh expenditure is 'routine' The Planning Commission justified Rs35 lakh spend saying it as 'routine maintenance and upgradation'. However, it has no answer on money spent for the non-feasible door access control system for toilets... .................................................................................................................................................... RTI reveals cockroaches, rat poison in Brisbane restaurants The 'Sunday Mail' obtained 'shocking' information under the RTI on hygiene in eateries in Brisbane. Indian cities are not far behind; all you need to do is invoke the RTI Act, like it was done in Pune... ................................................................................................................................................... RBI likely to go in for more interest rate cuts, says Nomura Due to continued weakness in domestic demand and moderate core inflation Nomura expects a 25 basis points cut at the next RBI policy meeting on 18 June 2012... ................................................................................................................................................... Improving US market conditions and the housing boom The US housing boom in 2004 lured many to go in for second homes but unable to pay the mortgages, some were forced to return to rented apartments. The 43rd part of a series describing the unknown triumphs and travails of doing international business... ................................................................................................................................................... US Presidency: The battle for Wisconsin Scott Walker will learn that there is a heavy price for union busting. If it can be done in progressive Wisconsin today can it be done across American tomorrow?     At a Glance   - CBI seeks Attorney General's opinion on RIL's KG Basin cost - Government virtually shuts doors on agitating Air India pilots - High Court issue notices to Centre, Google and Facebook India - News Broadcasters want digitisation of cable network from July - Ajit Singh gathering political support for FDI in aviation   Corporate Wrap-up   - Maruti Suzuki says cannot 'afford' petrol cars; cuts production - Ashok Leyland gets $6 million order from Bangladesh - KEC International gets orders worth Rs391 crore - Bharti Airtel partners with Opera for customised browser   Personal Finance   - India sees 3rd highest rise in home prices in Jan-March quarter - IIFL launches new dividend opportunities fund - Aviva launches online health insurance plan     FROM the ARCHIVES   The Indian Medical Association should indeed sue Aamir Khan! Medical malpractices and related corruption are rampant but the truth rarely comes out. And that is why it would be great if the IMA sues Aamir Khan... ...................................................................................................................................................... Banks continue to treat customers shabbily! This is a story of HDFC Bank. Other banks are not any better...   To subscribe to this free newsletter log on to www.moneylife.in or email us at newsletter@moneylife.in To get FREE updates via sms click here.

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