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PRECIOUS METALS


WGC keen to boost gold sales
THE World Gold Council (WGC) is planning to conduct a segmentation study to promote the sale of gold in India. Mr Bryan Parker, Managing Director (Jewellery), WGC, London, who was here in connection with the ongoing Kovai Gold Mela, jointly ... More

BIO-TECH & GENETICS


GM food disasters -- Of mice and the Royal Society
The first genetically modified (GM) food product to hit the market was a brand of tomato called ``Flavr Savr''. Before it was made available commercially in supermarkets, scientists had fed it to rodents in the laboratory. They had refused to eat ... More

FOODGRAINS


Foodgrains output to miss target again
THE country's foodgrain production is likely to be higher this crop year at 205 million tonnes (mt), a three per cent rise over last year's production. But it will still miss the targeted 218 million tonnes. It will also be lower than the record ... More

COTTON


`Livestock indispensable in cotton farm activity'
COTTON researchers have categorically said livestock component is indispensable in farm activity and farmyard manures a `must' for cotton. The age-old practice of using bullock-pairs for ploughing the field has been found to be more beneficial ... More

  • Consolidation in cotton futures

    SILK


    Textile Ministry favours hike in silk import duty
    THE Textile Ministry is planning to take up the issue of raising import duty on silk with the Finance Ministry, the Union Minister of State for Textiles, Mr V. Dhananjaya Kumar, has said. The recent reduction in customs duty from 35 per cent to ... More

    OILSEEDS & EDIBLE OIL


    Pak buys oilseeds to cut vegoil imports
    PAKISTAN, a net importer of vegetable oils as India, has changed tack in recent years and started to import oilseeds in partial replacement of edible oil. Oilseed import volumes, though relatively small, are expanding rapidly to meet the needs of ... More

  • Palm oil prices to head lower
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  • Top Stories
    Fiscal responsibility Bill -- Deficit limits to stay, but with changes


    IOC monopoly over import ends -- BPCL makes first spot crude buy

    Foreign cos face tough action on tax defaults -- Assets abroad targeted for recovery of dues

    Foodgrains output to miss target again

    The Budget and its fineprint

    In Depth
    Inside Kashmir
    Guide to derivatives
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    Mar. 3-Mar. 9
    FMC cancels permission to PWC consortium -- Fresh bids soon for futures exchange

    Coffee Board seeks to extend interest subsidy

    `Qualitative value-addition can check fall in spices export'

    Soft global wheat prices pressurise domestic exports

    Budget 2002-03: Nurtures middle-men, not farmers

    Tough days ahead for refiners, traders

    SBI kisan card turns FMCG golden goose


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