![]() Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Thursday, January 03, 2002 |
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY CEMENT Cement industry wants specific excise rate to stay THE cement industry has pleaded for continuation of the specific rate of excise duty on cement and not be brought under ad valorem rates under the value added tax (VAT). The industry says it is all for ushering in the VAT regime. But in the ... More
Preferential status with Bangla sought -- Zero-tariff regime urged fo ECONOMY
Finance Ministry pegs GDP growth at 6 pcTHE Finance Ministry expects real gross domestic product (GDP) growth to be close to the six per cent mark in 2001-02 on the back of a robust growth in agriculture and financial services. ``Our estimation is that the GDP growth cannot be worse ... More TAXATION ONGC pays Rs 2,000-cr advance tax, tops list ONGC heads the list of top 100 corporates paying close to Rs 2,000 crore as advance tax in the third instalment due by December 15, 2001. This is roughly Rs 700-800 crore higher than the advance tax paid the State-owned oil company in the ... More SSI Rural industries bag 40 per cent of priority sector lending, says Pant IN order to ensure greater flow of bank credit to industrial units in rural areas, 40 per cent of the total priority sector lending has been earmarked for small-scale and tiny units. This is in accordance with the recent policy guidelines issued ... More PERSONAL PRODUCTS Health drinks, shampoo to drive FMCG DEEPER understanding of the Indian consumer and an ability to deliver quality products at low costs are what will impact the FMCG sector in the next five years, according to the latest projections by the National Council of Applied Economic ... More RADIO/TV Cable producers may see fall in profits OPERATING profits of cable producers are expected to decline in 2001-2002, on account of a significant decline in the operating profits of their jelly-filled telecom cable (JFTC) divisions, according to the research organisation, CRIS ... More TWO/THREE WHEELERS Bajaj 2-wheeler sales up 65 per cent in December BAJAJ Auto Ltd (BAL) has reported a 65 per cent increase in the sales of two-wheelers during December at 99,223 units as compared to 59,920 units in the year-ago period. Motorcycle sales in December moved up by 85 per cent to 62,379 units from ... More IMPORTS & EXPORTS Overall exports slide despite sectoral growth in H1 AGRICULTURE and allied products, chemicals and related products and electronic goods, accounting for slightly above one quarter of the aggregate exports, posted a positive export growth ranging from modest to excellent during the first-half of ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in |
Top Stories In Depth Inside Kashmir Guide to derivatives US-64 Looking back Dec. 23-Dec. 29 Max India acquires 85 pc stake in healthcare services company Excise collections up; customs front bleak BSNL slashes STD tariff |
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