The Hindu Business Line : Thursday, March 14, 2002

Govt retirement schemes for pvt sector employees?
THE Government is considering a proposal to permit retiring employees of private sector companies to participate in the deposit schemes framed for retiring employees of public sector undertakings (PSUs) and Government employees. The two schemes ... More

Cabinet nod for national policy on co-operatives
THE Cabinet today approved the national policy on co-operatives. It aims at professionalisation and democratisation of operation of co-operatives and will facilitate their development as self-reliant and economically-viable organisations. The ... More

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AP move to attract FDI in Kuppam farm project
The Kuppam project has been taken up with the Israeli knowhow and is being implemented by BHC Agro India. Its purpose is to increase water use efficiency and productivity, demonstrate modern agricultural technology and methods being used in Israel, i mprove marketing and encourage value-addition. More

Meghalaya Plan size fixed at Rs 545 cr
THE annual Plan of Meghalaya for 2002-03 has been finalised at Rs 545 crore at a meeting between the Deputy Chairman, Planning Commission, Mr K.C. Pant, and the State Chief Minister, Dr F.A. Khonglam. In his remarks, Mr Pant said the State ... More

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Govt retirement schemes for pvt sector employees?

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Texas Instruments to work with Wipro, Sasken

Paper trade getting out of the woods

In Depth
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Guide to derivatives

US-64

Looking back
Mar. 3-Mar. 9
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`Taxation policy must be consistent'

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Auto policy may set norms for fresh investments

100 pc FDI in auto sector under automatic route -- No minimum investment norms

Rs 2,000-cr investment norm set -- Petro marketing thrown open to private sector