Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Friday, January 18, 2002
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY ENVIRONMENT US plans seminars on environment NEW DELHI: The US will be holding seminars in India for creating environmental awareness, particularly in enhancing the quality of air. This was stated by the US Environment Protection Agency (USEPA) Administrator, Ms Christine Todd ... More FOREIGN TRADE Indian Consulate in Dubai shifts focus FOCUSSED business and professional interaction between India and the Northern Emirates, and providing consular services and assistance to the labour force and weaker sections of the Indian expatriate community are the tasks to be given priority ... More INFRASTRUCTURE BSES moves Ministry on row with ONGC BSES Ltd has approached the Union Petroleum Ministry to intervene in resolving its dispute with Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Ltd. over fuel supply to the proposed 500 MW Saphale power plant. "The Minister has, in a letter, assured us that ... More TAXATION VAT Council for inter-State transactions in the offing A VAT Council to ensure a full set-off of input tax credit on inter-State transactions is in the offing. The proposed council, which will essentially function as a clearing house, has been endorsed by the Empowered Committee of State Finance ... More COAL State Govt cos can undertake coal mining UNDER the revised Coal Mining Policy, which came into existence on December 12, State Government companies or their subsidiaries can undertake mining of coking and non-coking coal or lignite reserves - either by opencast or underground method ... More EXIM POLICY Medium-term export policy by month-end THE Commerce Ministry would unveil its much-awaited medium-term export policy this month itself even as it has learnt to respond to short-term measures to address the urgent concern of exporters so as to arrest the tangible negative trends in ... More GEMS & JEWELLERY Diamond exports decline 15% DESPITE the adverse conditions in the global market, the country's diamond industry has continued to maintain its leadership in diamond exports during the calendar year 2001, way ahead of other competitors such as Israel and Belgium. In the ... More MINERALS MMTC to export iron ore to China MMTC Ltd, the super star trading house, on Thursday signed an MoU with China Iron and Steel Group Trading Corporation (earlier known as CMIEC) for supply of iron and steel raw materials to China. As part of this MoU, it will export 1-1.2 million ... More DISINVESTMENT SBI Capital to advise Govt on Balmer sell-off SBI Capital Markets Ltd (SBI Cap) has been appointed as the sole global advisor to the Government for the proposed disinvestment of IBP Co Ltd's 61.8 per cent stake in Balmer Lawrie & Co Ltd. Balmer Lawrie & Co, established in 1867, has ... More FDI AIDQUA Holdings among 53 FDI proposals cleared THE Government has cleared 53 foreign direct investment (FDI) proposals worth Rs 437 crore in sectors such as chemicals and petrochemicals, automobiles, heavy and light engineering, software development and steel. The list of proposals cleared ... More IMPORTS & EXPORTS ECGC `factoring service' in April EXPORT Credit Guarantee Corporation of India Ltd (ECGC) plans to launch "maturity factoring" services on April 2. Tie-up arrangements with select PSU banks (for purpose of bill discounting) for this service have already been initiated, and ... More ECONOMIC OFFENCES UB, Mallya cleared of FERA charges UNITED Breweries Ltd (UB) and its Chairman, Mr Vijay Mallya, have been cleared of FERA violation charges in the sponsorship of Kingfisher of the Benetton Formula One team. The Enforcement Directorate has exonerated UB and its chairman, Mr ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in |
Top Stories In Depth Inside Kashmir Guide to derivatives US-64 Looking back Jan. 6-Jan. 12 UK will step up aid to India Working group not for withdrawal of MAT -- Fin. Ministry may not cut depreciation rates Analysts see mixed Q3 for IT sector Want IT experience? Well, pay up buddy `Scrap I-T sops on small savings' Industrial growth slumps to 0.9 per cent in Nov |
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