JK Bank reduces interest rates on student loans while other banks raise theirs.
When all other banks are increasing their lending rates, JK Bank reduced the rate of interest on its Education Loan scheme from 10% to 9% for loans up to Rs.25,000; from 11% to 10% for loans over Rs.25,000 and up to Rs.5.00 lakh; [...]
Entries from August 2006
August 22, 2006
Ritu Kumar
An interesting article on how the Grande Dame of Indian Fashion today started out.
“I mounted a way-out, futuristic, exhibition, of macho styled kurta-pajamas. These styles, or as we called them kurtas, were designed to be held together with suitcase zips, latched and bolted with hardware from Bagri Market, and patched with arrows of leather and [...]
August 22, 2006
KSIC employs NIFT designer
KSIC, Karnataka Silk Industries Corporation is going all out to modernise its image. They have always been popular with my grandmother but I guess that they have decided it was time they tried to find newer potential clients.. To that end Mysore Silk has acquired a geographical intent patent and is now bringing out a [...]
August 18, 2006
WLIFW
The Wills Lifestyle India Fashion Week seems to have emerged victorious from the scruffle with Lakme India Fashion week. Upto 75 designers have opted to show their clothes and accessories at the Delhi fashion week.
Read more about the WLIFW here.
August 17, 2006
Indian/International?
More and more designers seem to be setting up their stores abroad, the latest designer to do is Payal Singhal, who has just opened her Bridal store in Manhattan.
Another desinger to open a store in America is none other than JJ Valaya, who has opened his flagship store in California.
Read the full story here.
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August 17, 2006
Indian Students develop Software
Indian students from the Dhirubhai Ambani Institute of Information and Communication Technolgy and NIFT develop some cool software to compete for the Imagine Cup, a competition held by Microsoft.
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August 17, 2006
Weaving History
Gargi Gupta of the Business Standard writes about the loss of our traditional textile skills and about the 125 year old company that is doing it’s best to restore that tradition.
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