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Alok Misra, CMD of Bank of India having word with AC Mahajan, CMD of Canara Bank while M V Nair, CMD of Union Bank of India and MD Mallya, CMD of Bank of Baroda look on during the signing of MoU between IL&FS and five public sector banks to launch Pan India Pooled Syndicating Facility - A unique Platform for Financial Debt of Infrastructure Projects in Mumbai on Tuesday, 27 July 2010.

KR Kamath, CMD of Punjab National Bank; Ravi Parthasarathy, Chairman of IL&FS Financial Services Ltd (Participant); Alok Misra, CMD of Bank of India; M V Nair, CMD of Union Bank of India; AC Mahajan, CMD of Canara Bank; MD Mallya, CMD of Bank of Baroda; Ramesh Bawa, MD & CEO of IL&FS Financial Services Ltd(Administrator); R C Khurana, General Manager – Credit; Arvindaksha, Field General Manager; Rajesh Kotian, Executive Director; Milind Patel, Deputy Managing Director; S K Sagar, General Manager - Credit; N Ramani, General Manager – Wholesale Banking and MC Gauba, General Manager during the signing of MoU between IL&FS and five public sector banks to launch Pan India Pooled Syndicating Facility - A unique Platform for Financial Debt of Infrastructure Projects in Mumbai on Tuesday, 27 July 2010.

M V Nair, CMD of Union Bank of India arrives for the signing of MoU between IL&FS and five public sector banks Bank of India; Union Bank of India; Canara Bank; Bank of Baroda and Punjab National Bank to launch Pan India Pooled Syndicating Facility - A unique Platform for Financial Debt of Infrastructure Projects in Mumbai on Tuesday, 27 July 2010.

M V Nair, CMD of Union Bank of India addresses while Ravi Parthasarathy, Chairman of IL&FS Financial Services Ltd (Participant) and AC Mahajan, CMD of Canara Bank look on during the signing of MoU between IL&FS and five public sector banks Bank of India; Union Bank of India; Canara Bank; Bank of Baroda and Punjab National Bank to launch Pan India Pooled Syndicating Facility - A unique Platform for Financial Debt of Infrastructure Projects in Mumbai on Tuesday, 27 July 2010.

Kamal Nandi, Vice-President (sales & marketing) of Godrej & Boyce Manufacturing with Bollywood Actor Preity Zinta and George Menezes, COO of Godrej Appliances display newly unveiled Godrej Eon Ergon Washing Machines during the launch of Godrej Eon Ergon Range of Washing Machines in Mumbai on Tuesday, 27 July 2010.

Bollywood Actor Preity Zinta poses with newly unveiled Godrej Eon Ergon Washing Machines during the launch of Godrej Eon Ergon Range of Washing Machines in Mumbai on Tuesday, 27 July 2010.

Alok Misra, CMD of Bank of India; KR Kamath, CMD of Punjab National Bank; Ravi Parthasarathy, Chairman of IL&FS Financial Services Ltd (Participant); AC Mahajan, CMD of Canara Bank; M V Nair, CMD of Union Bank of India and MD Mallya, CMD of Bank of Baroda pose for the photographers after signing of MoU between IL&FS and five public sector banks to launch Pan India Pooled Syndicating Facility - A unique Platform for Financial Debt of Infrastructure Projects in Mumbai on Tuesday, 27 July 2010.

Various pro-democracy Myanmar organizations resident take part during a demonstration against the India visit of Myanmar"s military ruler General Than Shwe in New Delhi on Sunday, 25 July 2010. Shwe is scheduled to be in India for five days starting Sunday.

Various pro-democracy Myanmar organizations resident take part during a demonstration against the India visit of Myanmar"s military ruler General Than Shwe in New Delhi on Sunday. Shwe is scheduled to be in India for five days starting Sunday.

Basant Pandey, Executive Vice President (Sales and Marketing) of AKAI India and Pranay Dhabhai, Managing Director with models pose for the photographers during the launch of eight new models televisions with an aim to achieve Rs 435 crore turnover in next one year in New Delhi on Wednesday, 21 July 2010.Akai announced it"s re-entry into the Indian market with new range of ultra slim LED and LCD televisions, Akai one of the largest Japanese consumer electronics brands is targetinn Indian Rupees 43500000 (USD 9,25,53191) turnover in the next one year. The company launched three new models of LED TVs and five new models for LCD TVs at a price ranging between Rs 17,990 to Rs 54,990 for 24-42 inch screen sizes.

Models poses for the photographers during the launch of Akai’s eight new models televisions with an aim to achieve Rs 435 crore turnover in next one year in New Delhi on Wednesday, 21 July 2010.Akai announced it"s re-entry into the Indian market with new range of ultra slim LED and LCD televisions, Akai one of the largest Japanese consumer electronics brands is targetinn Indian Rupees 43500000 (USD 9,25,53191) turnover in the next one year. The company launched three new models of LED TVs and five new models for LCD TVs at a price ranging between Rs 17,990 to Rs 54,990 for 24-42 inch screen sizes.

Pranay Dhabhai, Managing Director of Akai India poses for the photographers during the launch of eight new models televisions with an aim to achieve Rs 435 crore turnover in next one year in New Delhi on Wednesday, 21 July 2010.Akai announced it"s re-entry into the Indian market with new range of ultra slim LED and LCD televisions, Akai one of the largest Japanese consumer electronics brands is targetinn Indian Rupees 43500000 (USD 9,25,53191) turnover in the next one year. The company launched three new models of LED TVs and five new models for LCD TVs at a price ranging between Rs 17,990 to Rs 54,990 for 24-42 inch screen sizes.

Union Minister for Railway and Trimool Congress President Mamta Banerjee addresses party"s "Shahid Divas" rally called to pay tribute to 13 youth Congress workers, who were killed in a police firing on the same day in 1993 in Kolkata on Wednesday, 21 July 2010.

Union Minister for Railway and Trimool Congress President Mamta Banerjee addresses party"s "Shahid Divas" rally called to pay tribute to 13 youth Congress workers, who were killed in a police firing on the same day in 1993 in Kolkata on Wednesday, 21 July 2010.

Union Minister for Railway and Trimool Congress President Mamta Banerjee addresses party"s "Shahid Divas" rally called to pay tribute to 13 youth Congress workers, who were killed in a police firing on the same day in 1993 in Kolkata on Wednesday, 21 July 2010.

Models poses for the photographers during the launch of Akai’s eight new models televisions with an aim to achieve Rs 435 crore turnover in next one year in New Delhi on Wednesday, 21 July 2010.Akai announced it"s re-entry into the Indian market with new range of ultra slim LED and LCD televisions, Akai one of the largest Japanese consumer electronics brands is targetinn Indian Rupees 43500000 (USD 9,25,53191) turnover in the next one year. The company launched three new models of LED TVs and five new models for LCD TVs at a price ranging between Rs 17,990 to Rs 54,990 for 24-42 inch screen sizes.

Trinamool Congress supporters gather in large number to attend party"s "Shahid Divas" rally called to pay tribute to 13 youth Congress workers, who were killed in a police firing on the same day in 1993 in Kolkata on Wednesday, 21 July 2010.

Relatives carry the body of Nadeem who was killed in a Road Accident by a police bus near Police Control Room Srinagar on Monday, 19 July 2010. Police burst teargas shells and resorted to lathi charge to disperse demonstrators protesting the death of a person, who died after being hit by a police bus three persons were also injured in the accident.

Relatives waling near the body of Nadeem who was killed in an Road Accident by a police bus naer Police Control Room in Srinagar on Monday, 19 July 2010. Police burst teargas shells and resorted to lathi charge to disperse demonstrators protesting the death of a person, who died after being hit by a police bus three persons were also injured in the accident.

Residential shouting anti police slogans after one youth Nadeem who was killed in an Road Accident by a police bus near Police Control Room in Srinagar on Monday, 19 July 2010. Police burst teargas shells and resorted to lathi charge to disperse demonstrators protesting the death of a person, who died after being hit by a police bus three persons were also injured in the accident.

Police personals standing guard outside a Food & Supplies government building in Srinagar on Monday, 19 July 2010.The hardline faction of the Hurriyat Conference has called for a peace full protest by the govt employees to protest aganist the killings of 15 civilians by police & paramilitary soldiers. Hundreds of Police Personals were deployed around the government buildings in the Kashmir Valley to thwart a proposed march by the Employees.

Relatives waling near the body of Nadeem who was killed in an Road Accident by a police bus naer Police Control Room in Srinagar on Monday, 19 July 2010. Police burst teargas shells and resorted to lathi charge to disperse demonstrators protesting the death of a person, who died after being hit by a police bus three persons were also injured in the accident.

Residential shouting anti police slogans after one youth Nadeem who was killed in an Road Accident by a police bus near Police Control Room in Srinagar on Monday, 19 July 2010. Police burst teargas shells and resorted to lathi charge to disperse demonstrators protesting the death of a person, who died after being hit by a police bus three persons were also injured in the accident.

Kashmiri men remove weeds from Dal lake in Srinagar on Sunday,18 July 2010. Authorities re-imposed restrictions in kashmir Valley on Sunday as separatists called for a strike against the recent killing of youths Kashmir has been rocked by protests and strikes for nearly a month. At least 15 people have died mostly in shootings blamed on police and paramilitary soldiers.

Police & Paramilitary soldiers patrolling in the deserted streets during the curfew in Srinagar on Sunday,18 July 2010. Authorities re-imposed restrictions in Kashmir Valley on Sunday as separatists called for a strike against the recent killing of youths Kashmir has been rocked by protests and strikes for nearly a month. At least 15 people have died mostly in shootings blamed on police and paramilitary soldiers.

Police & Paramilitary soliders petroling in the deserted streets during the curfew in Srinagar on Sunday,18 July 2010. Authorities re-imposed restrictions in Kashmir Valley on Sunday as separatists called for a strike against the recent killing of youths Kashmir has been rocked by protests and strikes for nearly a month. At least 15 people have died mostly in shootings blamed on police and paramilitary soldiers.

An view of Srinagar during the curfew on Sunday,18 July 2010. Authorities re-imposed restrictions in Kashmir Valley on Sunday as separatists called for a strike against the recent killing of youths Kashmir has been rocked by protests and strikes for nearly a month. At least 15 people have died mostly in shootings blamed on police and paramilitary soldiers.

Kashmiri men remove weeds from Dal lake in Srinagar on Sunday,18 July 2010. Authorities re-imposed restrictions in kashmir Valley on Sunday as separatists called for a strike against the recent killing of youths Kashmir has been rocked by protests and strikes for nearly a month. At least 15 people have died mostly in shootings blamed on police and paramilitary soldiers.

Police & Paramilitary soldiers patrolling in the deserted streets during the curfew in Srinagar on Sunday,18 July 2010. Authorities re-imposed restrictions in Kashmir Valley on Sunday as separatists called for a strike against the recent killing of youths Kashmir has been rocked by protests and strikes for nearly a month. At least 15 people have died mostly in shootings blamed on police and paramilitary soldiers.

Kashmiri men remove weeds from Dal lake in Srinagar on Sunday,18 July 2010. Authorities re-imposed restrictions in kashmir Valley on Sunday as separatists called for a strike against the recent killing of youths Kashmir has been rocked by protests and strikes for nearly a month. At least 15 people have died mostly in shootings blamed on police and paramilitary soldiers.

Police & Paramilitary soldiers patrolling during the curfew in Srinagar on 16 July 2010. Troops patrolled tense curfew-bound cities in Kashmir for the last two weeks show of force to help quell increasingly violent street protests. The protests have grown increasingly strident in recent killing of 15 Civilians by Security forces & Police during Protest.

Deserted Bus terminal of Kashmir during the curfew in Srinagar on 16 July 2010. Troops patrolled tense curfew-bound cities in Kashmir for the last two weeks show of force to help quell increasingly violent street protests. The protests have grown increasingly strident in recent killing of 15 Civilians by Security forces & Police during Protest.

Kashmiri attendant accompanying patients who have been stuck in the hospital compound for the last two weeks due to curfew take a nape outside local hospital in Srinagar on Friday, 16 July 2010.Troops patrolled tense curfew-bound cities in Kashmir for the last two weeks show of force to help quell increasingly violent street protests. The protests have grown increasingly strident in recent killing of 15 Civilians by Security forces & Police during Protest.

Police & Paramilitary soldiers patrolling during the curfew in Srinagar on 16 July 2010. Troops patrolled tense curfew-bound cities in Kashmir for the last two weeks show of force to help quell increasingly violent street protests. The protests have grown increasingly strident in recent killing of 15 Civilians by Security forces & Police during Protest.

Kashmiri attendant accompanying patients who have been stuck in the hospital compound for the last two weeks due to curfew take a nape outside local hospital in Srinagar on Friday, 16 July 2010.Troops patrolled tense curfew-bound cities in Kashmir for the last two weeks show of force to help quell increasingly violent street protests. The protests have grown increasingly strident in recent killing of 15 Civilians by Security forces & Police during Protest.

Deserted view of street during the curfew in Srinagar on 16 July 2010. Troops patrolled tense curfew-bound cities in Kashmir for the last two weeks show of force to help quell increasingly violent street protests. The protests have grown increasingly strident in recent killing of 15 Civilians by Security forces & Police during Protest.

Paramilitary stops a Kashmiri during the curfew in Srinagar on 16 July 2010. Troops patrolled tense curfew-bound cities in Kashmir for the last two weeks show of force to help quell increasingly violent street protests. The protests have grown increasingly strident in recent killing of 15 Civilians by Security forces & Police during Protest.

Kashmiri attendant accompanying patients who have been stuck in the hospital compound for the last two weeks due to curfew take a nape outside local hospital in Srinagar on Friday, 16 July 2010.Troops patrolled tense curfew-bound cities in Kashmir for the last two weeks show of force to help quell increasingly violent street protests. The protests have grown increasingly strident in recent killing of 15 Civilians by Security forces & Police during Protest.

Models pose with the newly unveiled alpha-keypad enabled LAVA mobile handset at a press conference in New Delhi on Thursday, 15 July 2010. Lava International Ltd. unveiled two new mobile handsets with new innovative alpha keypad, with keys arranged in alphabetical order to make it more user-friendly.