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• 'Grandview Yard' development to replace former Big Bear site
  That's the name of the commercial, retail and residential development planned for the old Big Bear site in Grandview Heights.
• NRI real estate firm to invest Rs 100 cr in Coimbatore
  Seventymm Services Pvt. Ltd, a start-up that runs the mail-order Web movie portal, Seventymm.com, became the latest one to announce its online video-on-demand (VOD) service, joining an already crowded field of players in a relatively nascent industry.
• More companies log on to sell Bollywood on the Web to NRIs
  Seventymm Services Pvt. Ltd, a start-up that runs the mail-order Web movie portal, Seventymm.com, became the latest one to announce its online video-on-demand (VOD) service, joining an already crowded field of players in a relatively nascent industry.
• Five-star NRI village swears by Modi
  Elegant bungalows with manicured lawns and blossoming daliahs, tree-lined, well-lit streets leading to tobacco fields, a centralised water purification plant, a fresh water lake for boating, specialised hi-tech hospitals - that's Dharmaj, Gujarat's richest village for you.
• Thomas Abraham selected for Bharatvanshi Gaurav award
  Thomas Abraham, Chairman of the Global Organisation of People of Indian Orgin (GOPIO), has been selected for the "Bharatvanshi Gaurav" (Pride of India) award for his services to the Indian diaspora.
• Banks lure NRIs with rupee deposits
  Rising currency and cap on NRI rates prompt lenders to promote NRO accounts
• ICICI Bank to offer tax concessions on NRO deposits
  Mumbai, Dec. 10 Non-resident Indians and Persons of Indian Origin can claim tax concession on their Non-Resident Ordinary (NRO) deposits under the Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement.
• Blueprint to unlock dollars
  The government is working on an overseas investment package for Indian companies, including medium-sized entities, as it tries to come to terms with ballooning foreign exchange inflows
• Small town property market woos NRIs with big returns
  When a four-bedroom apartment in Mumbai was bought for $8.62 m by a UK-based NRI about a week back, the record deal left people gasping.
• Indians largest ethnic group in London
  Indians are the largest ethnic minority group living in Greater London, according to the official figures.
• NRI remittances rise 50% in Q1, non-oil imports up 47%
  Mumbai, Sept 28 Non-resident Indians are sending more money 'home'.
• Ganesh idols immersed in Liverpool
  LONDON: Amidst chants of Ganpati bappa morya, hundreds of people of Indian origin residing in the Midlands and other parts of Britain gathered at Liverpool to immerse idols of Lord Ganesh in the Mersey river. Several coaches transported hundreds of followers from all over the country to Liverpool for the ceremony.
• Indians in Poland to celebrate Gandhi Jayanti
  WARSAW: The Indian Embassy and the Indian Association in Poland are making elaborate preparations to celebrate Gandhi Jayanti here on Oct 2."
• FIIs, ECB loans buoy capital flows
  The capital flows saw an increase thanks to higher inflows from foreign institutional investors (FIIs) and external commercial borrowings (ECB), in the period April-June 2007.
• Indo-Canadians can contribute more for India's prosperity
  Toronto: Asking the Indian diaspora here to take a cue from NRIs in Gulf, whose investments accounted for about half of the total offshore investments from the community, India today sought greater contribution from them in terms of knowledge and skills.
• Overseas investment, ECBs drive forex reserves in Q1
  Major sources of accretion to foreign exchange reserves during the Q1 of 2007-08 have been foreign investment, External Commercial Borrowings (ECBs) and short-term credit.
• India`s BoP surplus rises 75.55% to USD 11.2 bn
  Balance of payments surplus in April-June quarter 2007 rose 75.55% to USD 11.2 billion, compared with a surplus of USD 6.38 billion in corresponding period, last year. According to data by Reserve Bank of India, Merchandise exports posted a relatively moderate growth of 17.8% in Q1 of 2007-08, compared with 23.7% in Q1 of 2006-07. Import payments, on BoP basis, maintained the trajectory and recorded 21.3% growth in Q1 of 2007-08 (22.9% in Q1 of 2006-07).
• 10 times increase in exports required
  NEW DELHI: Concerned with the continuous fall in India's share in the world trade, Assocham has called for hiking the country's export potential 10 times by 2017 and increase foreign direct investment.
• Hotel biggies bet on religious tourism
  BANGALORE: India's religious destinations and temple towns draw some of the largest numbers of tourists and devotees. Yet, most of them can't speak much for their hospitality facilities. It's dominated by small standalone lodging places, whose hygiene, cleanliness, safety and food offerings often leave much to be desired.
• RBI eases rules to tame rupee
  New Delhi: Australia's Wizard Home Loans will invest $200 million in India by 2011, and aims to be one of the top five mortgage companies in the country in 5-10 years, a senior company official said on Thursday.
• Arcelor Mittal to invest $20 bn in two steel plants in India
  London: Steel tycoon Lakshmi Niwas Mittal has pledged an investment of about $20 billion for building two 12-million-tonne steel plants in India, where the demand for the commodity is growing rapidly.
• NY samples Indian song and dance
  NEW YORK: New Yorkers are getting their fill of India's culture, fashion and food at multiple city venues thanks to the Incredible India@60 festival. Bryant Park in the heart of Manhattan is now a convenient arena to begin experiencing India. It's Monday, day two of the five-day event. "
• India : Overseas Indians keen to participate in India's development
  The first Pravasi Bharatiya Divas held outside India with the theme of Engaging the Diaspora: The way forward brought out enthusiastic sentiments from among the Indian diaspora for participating actively in India's growth and development.
• Business Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
  Throughout July, Venkatesh Raghavendra was touring India. His mission to offer India as a destination, not to tourists but to NRIs wanting to give back, to be involved in the change process.
• Vayalar Ravi to NRIs: Invest more in India
  NEW YORK: The role of Indian Americans in the country's economic growth has been below potential and much of the inward remittances in India have come from the Gulf, Overseas Indian Affairs Minister Vayalar Ravi has said.
• More Indian-origin persons in Forbes list of richest Americans
  Bharat Desai, founder of leading IT and ITeS firm Syntel, and his family have joined acoustics pioneer Amar Gopal Bose and Google founder-director Kavitark Ram Shriram as the only Indian origin persons to figure in Forbes' list of the 400 richest Americans.
• Business Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
  Throughout July, Venkatesh Raghavendra was touring India. His mission: to offer India as a destination, not to tourists but to NRIs wanting to give back, to be involved in the change process.
• Re strongest in decade against US dollar
  Ten years ago, everytime Indians travelled abroad it was common practice to stash away some dollars for the next trip or for the children's overseas education.
• GE Money unit Wizard Home Loans to invest in India
  New Delhi: Australia's Wizard Home Loans will invest $200 million in India by 2011, and aims to