India cbank bought 790 mln rupees bonds wk to Nov 14 - Reuters India

MUMBAI, Nov 21 (Reuters) - India's central bank bought 790 million rupees of bonds and sold 780 million rupees worth of debt in the week to Nov. 14, it said in its weekly statistical supplement on Friday. It had sold and bought bonds worth 80 million ...

Planning the perfect day - Telegraph

With a new walk-in location stocked with elegant accessories, wedding and event coordinator Beautiful Memories provides a one-stop haven for frazzled brides-to-be. "There is so much right here," owner Kim Allen said. "It creates less running for our ...

Vintage village in Posey County devoted to bringing past to life - Evansville Courier-Press

This is the first in a series of stories about sacred spots in the Tri-State. This video shows a pioneer village in Posey County, Ind. Watch » POSEY COUNTY, IND. — Jerry King of Mount Vernon, Ind., doesn't live in the past — not exactly. He ...

For richer or poorer: Weddings in this economy - Lincoln Journal Star

Tyler Schroeder and his fiancee are designing their wedding invitations on their computer. Tifanie Morgan has borrowed a handful of wedding accessories — party favors and centerpiece items — from friends. And Natalie Toman spent only slightly ...

California: Passage of proposition banning same-sex marriage sparks ... - World Socialist Web Site

The passage in California of Proposition 8, a ballot measure prohibiting same-sex marriage, has touched off an outpouring of criticism. Following the November 4 vote, protests began springing up all over California. On November 15, tens of thousands ...

Weddings of gay couples begin in Connecticut - Tulsa World

NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) — Gay couples began marrying in Connecticut on Wednesday after a judge cleared the way. With a final order entered, couples streamed into city halls to get marriage licenses. Surrounded by red roses and smiles, Jody Mock and ...

Images down Memory lane - Business Standard

I saw at once that there was a picture here for my camera.” This is a sentence that could have been uttered by any photographer, anywhere. Here, this has been extracted from Samuel Bourne’s recollections of his legendary pictorial, Picturesque ...