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Tribal rights activist Dayamani Barla wins Ellen L Lutz award

May 14, 2013

Tribal rights activist Dayamani Barla who has been at the forefront of several mass movements in the past 15 years, including the campaign against Arcelor Mittal's steel plant in Jharkhand, has been awarded the Ellen L Lutz indigenous rights award. #Jharkhand #Arcelor Mittal #Dayamani Barla #Awards #Ellen L Lutz
Unhappy over project delay, Mittal says India not top priority for investment

Mar 24, 2013

Speaking to newsmen on the sidelines of convocation of Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad(IIM-A), where he was the chief guest, Mittal said "I do not want to give you any timeline about my Indian projects... experienced so much of delay." #ArcelorMittal #Lakshmi Mittal #WhoSaidWhat
EU threatens ArcelorMittal with trade curbs

Feb 14, 2013

European Union could extend tariffs on cut-price steel imports, a riposte to ArcelorMittal after the Indian steelmaker vowed to press ahead with plant closures and job cuts. #WhyNow #ArcelorMittal #EU #steel imports #Trade curbs #Arnaud Montebourg

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Bangkok Post
'Kill Mittal' game capitalises on French workers' struggle

2013-05-22 19:49:00

A new French online game is allowing players to step into the shoes of an ArcelorMittal worker by fighting police and a robot version of Indian steel magnate Lakshmi Mittal to keep a factory open. A photo taken on March 21, 2013 shows steel coils at the #ArcelorMittal #Lakshmi Mittal
Economic Times
Proved my Principal wrong by topping in studies: Lakshmi Mittal

2013-05-19 16:02:00

LONDON: NRI steel baron Lakshmi Mittal today said he was able to prove his Principal wrong when he topped Saint Xavier's College in Calcutta even though he was earlier denied admission for not being fluent in English. Mittal, 62, the UK-based NRI billion #Lakshmi Mittal #Kolkata #Luxembourg
Indian Express
Indians can make a 'Great Britain', says UK politician

2013-05-16 09:31:00

Please read our terms of use before posting comments A senior British politician has said that the country's future economic success lies on the shoulders of Indian-origin entrepreneurs who can "put the 'Great' into Great Britain". Describing the Indian #Great Britain #India #Eric Pickles

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