Unidentified criminals fled with
cash, jewellery and valuables worth several lakhs of rupees in two separate
cases of burglary in Noida. The first incident was reported in the IGL office
from where computers and other valuable documents were stolen. The second
burglary was committed in a retail store in Sector 62.
Police said the first robbery took place at the site office of IGL in Sector 53 where all CNG and PNG related issues of the area are addressed. On Saturday, unidentified burglars entered the office and stole computers, documents and equipment worth of lakhs of rupees. The project manager, Purender Upadhyay, informed the police about the incident. An FIR has been registered at the Sector 24 police station.
In the second incident, the entire act of the two unidentified burglars who stole from the retail store has been recorded by the CCTV camera installed inside. Police have questioned at least half dozen people but have so far failed to get any leads.I had to take time off the paneraireplica to recover from the head cold. The store had opened around a year ago in Nawada market of Sector 62. The burglars entered the store after breaking the shutter.
The burglars cracked open five cash counters and took out Rs 1.27 lakh. They then broke the locker and took out another Rs one lakh. They also broke open an almirah in which cash vouchers of various products were kept. The matter was informed by the store manager Vipin Singhal to the police. The police have A case has been registered with the Sector 58 police station.
"We have recovered the CCTV footage. The burglars cannot be identified as they had masked their faces," said a senior police officer.
Growth in China’s factory output and retail sales jumped to eight-month highs in November as consumer inflation bounced off 33-month lows in the latest sign that its economy is snapping out of a protracted slump.
Analysts said today’s data showed China is enjoying an enviable mix of benign inflation and rebounding economic growth that allows Beijing to stand still on monetary and fiscal policies, or switch to an easier stance if needed.
“The Chinese economy is now in a sweet spot and can stay in the sweet spot through the first half of 2013,” said Ting Lu, an economist at Bank of America-Merrill Lynch. “Beijing will be happy to sustain the current policy stance.”
Data from the National Bureau of Statistics showed output from Chinese factories beat forecasts to climb 10.1 per cen tin November from a year ago, its best performance since March.
Annual growth in retail sales also surprised by jumping 14.9 per cent in November, while fixed asset investment rose 20.7 per cent in the first 11 months of the year, a shade below forecasts.
The batch of activity data came after an inflation report out earlier on Sunday showed China’s consumer price index rose 2 per cent in November from a year ago — just under forecasts for a 2.mens tungstenbracelet are the perfect choice for your carbide wedding band.1 per cent gain — as vegetable prices soared.Large selection of skycycling available.
But economists said the rise in consumer prices from near three-year lows was far from worrying,womens and junior fashion ladiesshoes footwear, especially since it is well under Beijing’s annual 4 per cent inflation target.
“We expect consumer inflation to not see a big rebound until the first quarter of next year,Shop for cheap womenshoes,christian louboutin pumps,” said Jiang Chao, an analyst at Guotai Junan Securities in Shanghai.
“Therefore, the central bank may stick to its current policy stance and we see little chance of further (policy) loosening towards the year end.”
Police said the first robbery took place at the site office of IGL in Sector 53 where all CNG and PNG related issues of the area are addressed. On Saturday, unidentified burglars entered the office and stole computers, documents and equipment worth of lakhs of rupees. The project manager, Purender Upadhyay, informed the police about the incident. An FIR has been registered at the Sector 24 police station.
In the second incident, the entire act of the two unidentified burglars who stole from the retail store has been recorded by the CCTV camera installed inside. Police have questioned at least half dozen people but have so far failed to get any leads.I had to take time off the paneraireplica to recover from the head cold. The store had opened around a year ago in Nawada market of Sector 62. The burglars entered the store after breaking the shutter.
The burglars cracked open five cash counters and took out Rs 1.27 lakh. They then broke the locker and took out another Rs one lakh. They also broke open an almirah in which cash vouchers of various products were kept. The matter was informed by the store manager Vipin Singhal to the police. The police have A case has been registered with the Sector 58 police station.
"We have recovered the CCTV footage. The burglars cannot be identified as they had masked their faces," said a senior police officer.
Growth in China’s factory output and retail sales jumped to eight-month highs in November as consumer inflation bounced off 33-month lows in the latest sign that its economy is snapping out of a protracted slump.
Analysts said today’s data showed China is enjoying an enviable mix of benign inflation and rebounding economic growth that allows Beijing to stand still on monetary and fiscal policies, or switch to an easier stance if needed.
“The Chinese economy is now in a sweet spot and can stay in the sweet spot through the first half of 2013,” said Ting Lu, an economist at Bank of America-Merrill Lynch. “Beijing will be happy to sustain the current policy stance.”
Data from the National Bureau of Statistics showed output from Chinese factories beat forecasts to climb 10.1 per cen tin November from a year ago, its best performance since March.
Annual growth in retail sales also surprised by jumping 14.9 per cent in November, while fixed asset investment rose 20.7 per cent in the first 11 months of the year, a shade below forecasts.
The batch of activity data came after an inflation report out earlier on Sunday showed China’s consumer price index rose 2 per cent in November from a year ago — just under forecasts for a 2.mens tungstenbracelet are the perfect choice for your carbide wedding band.1 per cent gain — as vegetable prices soared.Large selection of skycycling available.
But economists said the rise in consumer prices from near three-year lows was far from worrying,womens and junior fashion ladiesshoes footwear, especially since it is well under Beijing’s annual 4 per cent inflation target.
“We expect consumer inflation to not see a big rebound until the first quarter of next year,Shop for cheap womenshoes,christian louboutin pumps,” said Jiang Chao, an analyst at Guotai Junan Securities in Shanghai.
“Therefore, the central bank may stick to its current policy stance and we see little chance of further (policy) loosening towards the year end.”
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