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Congress and BJP agree on raising foreign direct investment cap to 49%
With the Congress and the Bharatiya Janata Party on the same page in the Rajya Sabhas select committee on changes in Indias insurance laws, prospects of the Insurance Laws (Amendment) Bill being tabled in Parliament have turned brighter.
Currently, the select committee is considering the Bill.
It is understood to have favoured raising the existing 26 per cent cap on foreign direct investment in the sector to 49 per cent (including for portfolio investors).
The fear of hot money or funds by foreign institutional investors taking over the sensitive insurance sector had first been voiced by the BJP (under the leadership of former finance minister Yashwant Sinha, the party had opposed raising the FDI caps altogether).
Subsequently, the Congress had also voiced concern.
In August, Anand Sharma, Congress MP in the Rajya Sabha, had said, FDI means its tangible investment, solid investment coming into a particular sector for business purposes and when there is a sectoral cap, the issue of ownership and control comes in, which means even if you go up to 49 per cent, the ownership and control is very clearly defined.
Earlier, there were two definitions.
Now, too, one is for companies, and the other is under FDI so that there is clarity on what we mean by Indian ownership and control.
The change that has happened is the BJP has proposed portfolio investment as part of FDI. This is a sensitive sector.
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Published: 05:57 EST, 6 December 2014 | Updated: 10:27 EST, 6 December 2014
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Solange Knowles had the crowd going on Friday night, as she took to the decks at a party during Miami's Art Basel.
The newlywed - who married Alan Ferguson last month in New Orleans - looked cool in a textured green dress and her hair worn in an '80s voluminous centre parting.
Solange had the girls dancing at the Veev event held at Paul's Baby Grand & Surf Lodge at the Deauville Beach Resort.
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BET Decks the Halls with a Hot Chocolate Nutcracker, Larry and Bobby Jones
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*BET has made a list and checked it twice to gift viewers with an all new slate of programming for the holiday season.
Kicking things off Sunday (Dec. 7) is The Hot Chocolate Nutcracker. Written and directed by Debbie Allen, the three-time Nutty award- winning play follows the blueprint of the original Nutcracker story as it finds young Kara and her family hosting a grand party on Christmas Eve.
After receiving the gift of a magical Nutcracker filled with hot chocolate, Kara drifts off to a happy sleep and begins her fantastic journey when the Nutcracker comes alive. Places Kara and the Nutcracker explore include a hip hop Candy Cane Lane, mystical Egypt, exotic Bollywood, a dazzling Jazzland and a new South Pole surprise. Their adventure is guided by three wisecracking mice: Harvey, Schmink and Buckey.
In addition to Allen, The Hot Chocolate Nutcracker stars Raven-Symon, Tichina Arnold, Carlos Imperato and Brandon ONeal and features performances from students from the Debbie Allen Dance Academy. The original score from the critically-acclaimed production play was made possible through musical contributions from Mariah Carey, Arturo Sandoval, Chau-Giang Thi Nguyen, James Ingram and Thump.
Following The Hot Chocolate Nutcracker will be A Very Larry Christmas starring DeRay Davis, Tatyana Ali, Loretta Devine and Charles Dutton. The film, which airs at 8 p.m. ET/PT Tuesday (Dec. 9), centers on Larry (Davis), a warmhearted guy who, along with Santas PR maven Nicole (Ali), helps save Christmas after Santa has a bad accident that renders him incapable of delivering toys on Christmas Eve.
Rounding out the holiday line-up is the Bobby Jones Gospel Christmas Special on Dec. 21. Featuring performances from Pastor Shirley Ceasar, Vickie Winans, Jonathan McReynolds, Erica Campbell, the special, which airs at 9 a.m., will also include an appearance by the Howard University Gospel Choir.
The Hot Chocolate Nutcracker will air at 8 p.m. ET/PT Sunday on BET. The production can also be seen at UCLAs Royce Hall at 8 p.m. Dec. 12, 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. Dec. 13 and 2 p.m. Dec. 14. Tickets are available at Ticketmaster and the UCLA box office.
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Lindsey Adams, right, paints Bob Korvas' forehead during Santa's Farm benefiting the FFA students and Ag Booster Clubs for both Kingwood and Kingwood Park high schools Dec. 5, 2014, at the Kingwood FFA Barns.
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Three swine pens come together to become Bethle-HAM during Santa's Farm benefiting the FFA students and Ag Booster Clubs for both Kingwood and Kingwood Park high schools Dec. 5, 2014, at the Kingwood FFA Barns.
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A pig takes a nap under the Christmas decorations adorning his pen during Santa's Farm benefiting the FFA students and Ag Booster Clubs for both Kingwood and Kingwood Park high schools Dec. 5, 2014, at the Kingwood FFA Barns.
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Joshua Hughes, right, feeds Bailey Richter's cow named JD during Santa's Farm benefiting the FFA students and Ag Booster Clubs for both Kingwood and Kingwood Park high schools Dec. 5, 2014, at the Kingwood FFA Barns.
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Dean Watson contemplates what he should ask Santa for during Santa's Farm benefiting the FFA students and Ag Booster Clubs for both Kingwood and Kingwood Park high schools Dec. 5, 2014, at the Kingwood FFA Barns.
December 5, 2014 Updated Dec 5, 2014 at 7:49 PM CST
Question: Why do bridge decks freeze up faster than the rest of the roadway?
Answer by Sgt. Neil Dickenson of the Minnesota State Patrol: Bridges are made of steel and concrete which conduct heat well and the heat within the structure is released rapidly from all sides when temperatures drop.
When the bridge loses heat while being hit with freezing wind and air from all sides, it quickly responds matching the dropping temperatures; leaving icy bridge decks. I might add that bridges, by purpose, are often built above cold spots, like rivers, adding to this quick cool system.
A road doesnt have as many avenues for the heat to escape and thus doesnt cool as fast being insulated from the earth below. Additionally, asphalt roads do not conduct heat well and the response to frigid temperature is slower.
Do not use cruise control on snow/icy/wet roads and make sure to turns those headlights on when it is snowing/sleeting/raining/ or foggy.
If you have any questions concerning traffic related laws or issues in Minnesota send your questions to Sgt. Neil Dickenson Minnesota State Patrol at 1131 Mesaba Ave Duluth, MN 55811 (rr at, neil.dickenson@state.mn.us)."
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Norrell Moore shines as Reno in "Anything Goes."
"Special" is the word of the moment on sports radio. Meaning, a player is a few cuts above the usual talent it takes to make it, say, into the NFL. (For instance, might Broncos running back C.J. Anderson be special?) The word has taken the place of "intangibles" from a few seasons back.
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Of course, football fans aren't the only ones hungering for the special this season. Families are gathering in theater lobbies with hopes of a holiday outing that proves a bit transcendent.
More often, they'll be met with the warmly comforting, the satisfyingly nostalgic. Even winking and nudging fare like "The Santaland Diaries"or "Santa's Big Red Sack" are starting to have the glow of the known.
So went the thoughts dancing in my head returning home from "Anything Goes," at Town Hall Arts Center in Littleton.
Director/choreographer Nick Sugar and his game cast deliver a mostly sparkling outing with a few bursts of the special.
Like the Arvada Center with "She Loves Me," Town Hall has avoided the 34th streets, the bah-humbugs and ho-ho-hos and gone with an expanded notion of the festive.
Cole Porter's tart 1934 musical decks the halls differently yet hits nostalgic notes. It also hits notes with the help of Donna Debreceni and her quartet de-lovely and delightful. A number of tunes here have become staples in the Great American Songbook, starting with the opener "I Get a Kick Out of You" and gliding into "You're the Top," "Easy to Love," "It's De-Lovely" and "Anything Goes."
If those sound like the contents of a jukebox musical, it's because composer Porter was so darn hot.
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Darius Rucker performs during the KMLE's Not So Silent Night concert at Comerica Theater, Thursday, December 4th, 2014, in Phoenix, Ariz.(Photo: Jeffrey Lowman/ The Republic)
There were twinkling Christmas trees with giant presents underneath on the stage of Comerica Theatre Thursday as Darius Rucker shared a soulful ballad titled "What God Wants for Christmas" from his new album, "Home for the Holidays." And a loopy Jake Owen got the crowd to sing along on a snippet of "Jingle Bells" after bringing a seven-year-old in a Santa hat onstage to dance.
But KMLE's Not So Silent Night, a benefit for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, wasn't strictly a seasonal concert, allowing the fans to enjoy their favorite country hits by Rucker, Owen, Big & Rich and Gloriana.
After an opening set by Gloriana, a spirited Big Kenny and his partner John Rich treated fans to a set whose highlights ranged from a version of "Lost in This Moment" that found encouraging fans, "Somebody better kiss somebody right now" to "Look at You," They dedicated a poignant performance of "8th of November" to military personnel and veterans, with Rich saying of the soldiers overseas now, "And I hope before they get home, they kill every one of those Isis bastards."
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And they worked their way up to a set-closing "Save a Horse (Ride a Cowboy)" with a medley that featured "Tubthumping," "Beverly Hills" and "American Pie," after which they smashed an acoustic guitar on stage.
Owen seemed to be not only in the Christmas spirit but the Christmas spirit with a stripped-down acoustic-guitar-driven set, setting the tone with "This is officially the first show I've played with my new haircut" and adding that he didn't care what anybody thought because "My mama likes it."
After starting the set with "Anywhere With You," he pointed out that his drummer was drunk because Owen was sending him drinks on the four-hour flight from Nashville and that was before they went drinking in Tempe. But however much they drank, it made them just the right amount of loose and loopy.
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