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More services will be added in the future and it won't hurt your wallet - the fee for this facility is reportedly Rs 50

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Without citing reasons, Jung's office said he has submitted his resignation to the Centre. 65-year-old Jung, a former IAS officer, had assumed charge of Lt Governor of Delhi on July 9, 2013.

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The company is in the final phase of tests at RCP, co-coordinating the functions of the network operations center (NOC), data center and the development center, say executives.

As part of the arrangement a bus will ferry the officials from their residence at Metro Enclave at Pushp Vihar to Barakhamba Road's Metro Bhawan and back every Monday.

The decision was taken in a cabinet meeting chaired by Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal to deliberate on the note received from Lieutenant Governor Najeeb Jung's office last week.

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Once starved of choices, the Indian consumer now has a plethora of them. They are thus influencing the way marketers shape and position their products and brands. Read how products and brands adjust to this new reality and market items mostly the way consumers want them.

Local subsidiaries suddenly get more respect at multinationals as India accounts for a much bigger market.

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A clutch of home-grown handset brands, high on features but low on price, is giving established brands nightmares in the world's fastest-growing market. Who are the people behind these brands? And why do their phones sell?