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Simple Web Browser in C#.Net

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I have used Windows Forms to develop this application. The Browser control is used to display Web pages and class is Web Browser.


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Submitting Data to a PDF from via HTML and/or PDF forms

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Recently while filling passport application i came across a method that how the online form data automatically printed in PDF file. After searching it on Internet i got the solution. So here is a short tutorial about how to implement my original create FDF function into your website OR web application so you can import user-submitted data into your PDF files. The most popular reason for using a method like this is so the data can be represented in a standard format that is easy to comprehend. This method can be useful for things like employment applications where you not only accept them online, but also through the mail. A single PDF document allows your web users to provide you with information in a variety of ways but all are formatted to the way your Human Resources department will expect to see them. 

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Gold import tariff value reduced

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The Central Government today has cut the import tariff value of gold from USD 573 per 10 grams to USD 530 per 10 grams, while for silver the tariff value has been kept unchanged at $1,036 per kg. After crude oil, gold is the most imported commodity in India in terms of value.
The tariff value which is released fortnightly by The Central Board of Excise and Customs (CBEC), is the base price on which the customs duty is determined to prevent under-invoicing and discourage import of gold to ease pressure on balance of payments.

The import duty on gold was fixed at 2 per cent of the value instead of the earlier rate of Rs 300 per 10 grams. On silver, the import duty was pegged at 6% as against Rs 1,500 per kg earlier. India, the world's biggest gold consumer imported 967 tonnes of the yellow metal in 2011, the government has sought to curb consumption through fiscal measures.
Bullion traders and Jewellers have opposed the recent hikes in tariff value as it would hit demand as the increased costs have to be passed on to consumers. To check the trend of rising gold imports early this year, the government had changed the duty structure on gold and silver from specific to value-linked, making precious metals more expensive.
In the Budget for 2012-13, the government has further tweaked the duty structure and hiked the basic customs duty on standard gold bars from 2 per cent to 4 per cent and that on non-standard gold from 5 per cent to 10 per cent.

Five biggest crisis that shook the financial markets

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USA 1929:
Nature of crisis: The 1920s experienced a major stock market boom associated with massive investment. The US stock market crashed in 1929 following a tight Federal Reserve policy after a speculative buildup. The financial crisis began in the fall and winter of 1930-31, when large numbers of US banks failed, leading to a deflationary downward spiral and deepening recession. In May 1931, the Austrian Creditanstalt failed. The crisis then spread to Germany which defaulted on its large foreign debts and left the Gold Standard. Pressure then shifted to the US which saw a run on its gold.

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Spotlight on Union Budget 2012

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Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee presented the Union Budget 2012-13 in the Parliament on Friday with the key proposals like Tax relief to individuals, promise to curb black money, major push on infrastructure, capital market reforms and huge subsidy cut. The finance Minister said that government was making efforts to increase the availability of residential quarters to Forces and announced that it envisages constructing nearly 4,000 such quarters for CAPF for which Rs 1,185 Crore is allocated. 

The Budget identified five objectives to be addressed effectively in the coming fiscal year. These will include focus on domestic demand driven growth recovery, create conditions for revival of high growth in private investment, address supply bottlenecks in agriculture, energy and transport sectors and intervene decisively to address the problem of malnutrition in 200 high-burden districts.
The Budget also intends to address the problem of black money and corruption in public life. A white paper on black money will be placed in Parliament during the current session.
The Home Ministry got Rs 54,449 Crore in the General Budget, a two per cent cut than last year, with an emphasis to provide new residential quarters and barracks for Central Armed Police Forces personnel. A provision of Rs 3,280 Crore for 2012-13 has also been made for construction of office buildings including land acquisition and barracks to accommodate 27,000 personnel.

 In highly volatile movements, the BSE benchmark Sensex today plunged nearly 210 points as the government's budgetary proposals to raise taxes dampened the market sentiment, even as global stock markets were firm.