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One of my friend needs a aerobics class near Gachibowli. Any suggestion??

Any opinions on FID International. I got a good quote of $5450 from Omaha to Hyd. Let me know if heard about them.

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[QUOTE=desipardesi;38495]Welcome to America... belatedly...... If the incident happened outside the office, you have no case for complaining about them. How do u know if they were referring to you? Maybe it was someone else.... How often have you made fun of some american with your desi friends ! So ...

[QUOTE=great_papa;38323]Quote: Originally Posted by [B]DosaiLvr[/B] [URL="http://www.r2iclubforums.com/clubvb/showthread.php?p=38208#post38208"][IMG]http://www.r2iclubforums.com/clubvb/images/buttons/viewpost.gif[/IMG][/URL] [I]Living in a large and high rise apt complex... o Kids have pretty much ...

[QUOTE=hellome;23849]A very useful and a thought-provoking link [URL]http://www.rediff.com/money/2007/apr/30perfin1.htm[/URL] Members, your opinions on this please.[/QUOTE] This quote from the article tells it all... [I]While staying on rent would be a pure expenditure, buying a house should be ...

RBI is trying to indirectly prop up the $, by requesting the Aam-Janta to buy $s.

[URL="http://www.rediff.com/money/2007/apr/24rbi6.htm"]Indians can now invest up to $100,000 a year abroad[/URL]

[QUOTE=mmcian;20155]Can somebody explain to me as to why the slide appears to be more specific to US dollar?. There does not appear to be any devaluation of the british sterling or other international currencies against rupee.[/QUOTE] Because, INR is not fully convertible. RBI likes to peg INR with ...

The problem is combination of inflation and huge capital inflows. RBI used to buy up $ from the market and release rupees to artificially keep the $-INR rate constant. This caused excess liquidity, which is partially responsible for inflation. To contain inflation, RBI is soaking up excess liquidity ...

[QUOTE=siraj131;17974]Please let me know from where can I get Sugar Free sweets in Hyderabad?[/QUOTE]

Dadu's has some sweets with no sugar...

[QUOTE=rajsriadit;14483]Only NTSC is supported on all inputs including PC input (VGA, XGA, SXGA etc). Look closely at the supported rate and you will see 59-86 Hz. NTSC is 60 Hz and PAL is 50 Hz. So, no matter what you use, the input to the TV has to be NTSC @ 60 Hz. Your links are for PAL tuners ...