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Servers crash CAT's date with mouse
The maiden attempt by the Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs) to make aspirants take the Common Admission Test (CAT) on computers ran into technical snags on the very first day when some servers in 11-odd centers crashed. While there was no official confirmation about the number of affected students, test-preparation institutes estimated that over 300 students could not sit for the examination.

Officer's Choice crosses 10 mn cases mark
Allied Blenders and Distillers today said its heritage whisky brand, Officer"s Choice, has crossed the 10 million cases mark to become the fastest growing whisky brand in the country clocking a compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) of 31 per cent over the last three years.

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Ashok Leyland unveils hybrid bus
Hinduja group"s flagship company Ashok Leyland today unveiled the country"s first electric plug-in CNG hybrid bus, HYBUS, at the Auto Expo here.
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Anil Ambani hits at rivals; says special auditor biased

Dubbing as "biased" the special audit report alleging overstatement of revenues and evasion of licence fee by Reliance Communications (RCom), its Chairman Anil Ambani today said corporate rivals were behind the "vicious campaign" against his group company. - Sebi to probe RCom on audit controversy - Physician, heal thyself - Anil-horribilis - 3 ADAG firms witness shuffle in promoter holdings - OilMin"s interference "sole reason" for NELP flop show: Anil - Anil for investment in Uttarakhand tourist circuit Announcing that he would take up the issue with the Telecom Ministry, he demanded a probe by market regulator Sebi into the hammering of RCom scrip in the last few days. While stating that RCom was on its own declaring all the information relating to revenues to the government and telecom regulator Trai, Ambani, under attack for alleged overstatement of revenue by about Rs 3,000 crore and evasion of licence fee of over Rs 300 crore, said that he would pay the government whatever legitimately is due. The accounting controversy broke out after the leakage of a report by Parakh & Co, a government appointed auditor, earlier this week leading to RCom shares slumping sharply.


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