![]() Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Saturday, April 13, 2002 |
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AGRI-BIZ & COMMODITIES AQUACULTURE Karnataka: Fishermen's plea on subsidy backlog THE Coastal Karnataka Fishermen's Action Committee, a confederation of 52 fishermen's organisations affiliated to the National Fishworkers' Forum, has sought the Centre's intervention to ensure that small fishermen continue to get the subsidies ... More FERTILISERS Options for using surplus urea The requirements of domestic units engaged in the production of complex fertilisers, are met almost entirely from imports. A portion of these requirements can be supplied by the integrated ammonia/urea plants having a surplus after fully meeting thei r commitments under the Essential Commodities Act. The Government must ensure optimum utilisation of the domestic production capacity. More HORTICULTURE/FRUITS & VEGETABLES
`Green Bogie' off to DelhiTHE Minister of State for Railways and Parliamentary Affairs, Mr O. Rajagopal, on Friday flagged off the `Green Bogie', the first consignment of vegetables and fruits procured by the Infam Agro Movement, bound for New Delhi from Ernakulam ... More RUBBER Rubber prices decline PRICES declined for all grades of rubber except latex concentrate on buyer resistance on Friday. Traders said the price offered by tyre companies had declined from Rs 34 to Rs 33.50 per kg. Buyers from the general rubber goods sector also ... More TAXATION No plan to tax farm income: Ajit Singh THE Finance Ministry will not get a single paisa by taxing agricultural income. Only Patwaris will be enriched by such measures, according to the Union Minister for Agriculture, Mr Ajit Singh. Inaugurating the new academic building of the ... More TEA TN Govt to set up tea auction centre THE Tamil Nadu Government plans to set up its own an auction centre for tea to help the ailing tea industry in the State, the Rural Industries Minister, Mr R. Vilwanathan, told the Assembly on Friday. Replying to the discussion on the demand ... More DAIRY & DAIRY PRODUCTS Govt warns against dairy imports sans permit THE Agriculture Ministry has taken a serious view of reports about imports of dairy products, particularly butter oil, taking place without any sanitary import permit required under the country's quarantine regulations. In a communication to ... More SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT Reliance, CWC among 11 in race for silo project RELIANCE Industries and public sector Central Warehousing Corporation (CWC) are among the 11 parties which have expressed interest in being short-listed as prospective bidders for the Food Corporation of India (FCI) bulk foodgrain handling, ... More EXPORTS & IMPORTS Govt releases 1 lakh t onion for export THE Government on Friday announced release of first batch of one lakh tonne of onion for export with immediate effect, out of the quota of seven lakh tonnes for 2002-03. An official release said this had been decided on the recommendations of ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
Top Stories In Depth Inside Kashmir Guide to derivatives US-64 Looking back Mar. 31-Apr. 6 Butter oil from New Zealand seized for `under-invoicing' N. Indian farmers to miss Bt cotton bus Wheat MSP raised by Rs 10 per quintal Farm Ministry cannot ban GM soya oil, says US Foodgrains output may touch 210 mt TN decision on noon meal scheme smashes egg prices |
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