The government has fixed a lower sugar sale quota of 3 million metric tonne for the July-September quarter as against 4.4 million tonne during the previous quarter, an official statement said on Tuesday.

The government has fixed a lower sugar sale quota of 3 million metric tonne for the July-September quarter as against 4.4 million tonne during the previous quarter, an official statement said on Tuesday.

The government has fixed a lower sugar sale quota of 3 million metric tonne for the July-September quarter as against 4.4 million tonne during the previous quarter, an official statement said on Tuesday.

The government has fixed a lower sugar sale quota of 3 million metric tonne for the July-September quarter as against 4.4 million tonne during the previous quarter, an official statement said on Tuesday.

The government has fixed a lower sugar sale quota of 3 million metric tonne for the July-September quarter as against 4.4 million tonne during the previous quarter, an official statement said on Tuesday.

The government has fixed a lower sugar sale quota of 3 million metric tonne for the July-September quarter as against 4.4 million tonne during the previous quarter, an official statement said on Tuesday.

World oil supply will rise more slowly than expected by 2013, leaving little spare capacity on the market despite weaker demand growth, the International Energy Agency said on Tuesday.

World oil supply will rise more slowly than expected by 2013, leaving little spare capacity on the market despite weaker demand growth, the International Energy Agency said on Tuesday.

World oil supply will rise more slowly than expected by 2013, leaving little spare capacity on the market despite weaker demand growth, the International Energy Agency said on Tuesday.

World oil supply will rise more slowly than expected by 2013, leaving little spare capacity on the market despite weaker demand growth, the International Energy Agency said on Tuesday.

World oil supply will rise more slowly than expected by 2013, leaving little spare capacity on the market despite weaker demand growth, the International Energy Agency said on Tuesday.

World oil supply will rise more slowly than expected by 2013, leaving little spare capacity on the market despite weaker demand growth, the International Energy Agency said on Tuesday.

The productivity of public sector banks in 2007-08 increased significantly. Leading the pack was IDBI Bank which emerged the most efficient, leaving behind 25 other banks in the three parameters employed to determine the efficiency of India's state-run public sector banks.

The productivity of public sector banks in 2007-08 increased significantly. Leading the pack was IDBI Bank which emerged the most efficient, leaving behind 25 other banks in the three parameters employed to determine the efficiency of India's state-run public sector banks.

The productivity of public sector banks in 2007-08 increased significantly. Leading the pack was IDBI Bank which emerged the most efficient, leaving behind 25 other banks in the three parameters employed to determine the efficiency of India's state-run public sector banks.

The productivity of public sector banks in 2007-08 increased significantly. Leading the pack was IDBI Bank which emerged the most efficient, leaving behind 25 other banks in the three parameters employed to determine the efficiency of India's state-run public sector banks.

The productivity of public sector banks in 2007-08 increased significantly. Leading the pack was IDBI Bank which emerged the most efficient, leaving behind 25 other banks in the three parameters employed to determine the efficiency of India's state-run public sector banks.

The productivity of public sector banks in 2007-08 increased significantly. Leading the pack was IDBI Bank which emerged the most efficient, leaving behind 25 other banks in the three parameters employed to determine the efficiency of India's state-run public sector banks.

Changed economic environment, both domestically and globally, has prompted the RBi to scale up its monetary intervention, RBI deputy governor Rakesh Mohan has said.

Changed economic environment, both domestically and globally, has prompted the RBi to scale up its monetary intervention, RBI deputy governor Rakesh Mohan has said.