The Hindu Business Line : Wednesday, January 02, 2002

Swedish NRI keen on funding Bengal rural healthcare
This project, which is expected to cost around Rs 40 crore, might also involve a private healthcare investor from Sweden. The first phase of the 400-bed hospital could be implemented within 2003. More

INFRASTRUCTURE

Rlys plans 3rd bridge over Krishna river

POLICY

Usha Sahajpal is new CGA

POWER

No guarantee for Dabhol-II, FIs told
THE Finance Ministry has informally told the financial institutions (FIs) that it is not willing to offer guarantees to them to finance the remaining portion of the Dabhol Phase II project having a generation capacity of 1,444 MW and a five mmtpa ... More

APTransco submits report to APERC
THE Transmission Corporation of Andhra Pradesh (APTransco) has submitted its Annual Revenue Requirement (ARR) report to the AP Electricity Regulatory Commission (APERC), projecting the total revenue for 2002-03 at Rs 6,620 crore and the deficit ... More

STATES

Karnataka likely to scale down guarantees
FACED with declining revenue receipts, the Karnataka Government is likely to scale down the guarantee limits for the next fiscal. Sources said that guarantee limits are fixed at 80 per cent of the previous year's revenue receipts. But revenue ... More

Karnataka fishermen's rally on Jan 15

TAXATION

Bengal zone widens I-T assessee base
THE West Bengal zone of the Income-Tax department has achieved a substantial increase in the number of new returns under the one by six scheme - as per new proviso to section 139 (1) - giving a big boost to the department's efforts towards ... More

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