Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Thursday, April 18, 2002
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY ANTI-DUMPING Dumping probe into X-ray system from EU THE Designated Authority in the Ministry of Commerce and Industry has initiated anti-dumping probe into the alleged dumping of `X-ray baggage inspection multi energy system' (XBIS) from the European Union (EU). Industry sources said that the ... More COURTS/LEGAL ISSUES ECONOMY Maldives seeks India's expertise in planning Talking to Business Line in New Delhi at a luncheon reception hosted in his honour by the Planning Commission Deputy Chairman, the Maldivian Minister said in view of the India's experience in planned economic development, particularly before t he economic liberalisation, Maldives considers it useful to share with India the experience on reducing regional imbalances. More
Austerity steps showing results, says Antony
H1 ways & means limit for Centre at Rs 10,000 cr
FOREIGN TRADE 
Canadian trade team comingA 150-member Canadian delegation, led by the Minister for International Trade, Mr Pierre Pettigrew, will visit India from April 21 to 26. The delegation, comprising a Government team and key business people from the Canadian industry, would ... More PETROLEUM 
`Oil cos will bear price burden for now'THE Union Petroleum Minister, Mr Ram Naik, on Wednesday reiterated that the Government would not put more strain on the common man by raising prices of petroleum products despite a recent surge in international crude oil prices. "When we ... More POWER Revamp of discoms in a week, says Naidu THE four power distribution companies (discoms) in Andhra Pradesh would be restructured in a week's time and be granted full functional autonomy, according to the Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister, Mr N. Chandrababu Naidu. Mr Naidu, who reviewed ... More
KSEB pact to buy 59 MW from NLC STEEL Steel in the melting pot The US appears to be the worst hit in the current turmoil in world steel. But in invoking remedial measures, it is caught in the ideological trap of free trade versus state intervention. More EDUCATION DISINVESTMENT More in IOC-ONGC bid than meets the eye? ONGC's decision to submit a joint bid along with IOC for Indian Petrochemicals Corporation Ltd (IPCL) is seen as a "test case" by the Ministry of Disinvestment on IOC making a back-door entry for bidding in HPCL and BPCL. Following its ... More
Braithwaite: Planning to build a new 'bridge' FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT IFIA plans big push for FDI into Kerala THE US-based Indian Foreign Investment Agency (IFIA) plans to bring a group of nearly 50 CEOs from the US and the UK to Kochi some time in November to explore the possibilities of making investments in the IT sector in the State. Headed by Mr ... More INTERVIEW `HK will offer package for Indian visitors' `We have already started looking at this market and some of the packages now being offered are getting popular. We are currently working with cruise companies for joint packages as cruising is very popular with the Indian tourist. We are also talking to the travel trade to make Hong Kong part of multi-destination packages. Till now, we had been focusing on the trade,' said the Hong Kong Tourism Board's Executive Director, Ms Clara Chong. More EVENTS INCOME TAX PMO to decide on dividend tax issue THE Finance Ministry has left it to the Prime Minister's Office (PMO) to take a final decision on India Inc's demand to roll back the crucial budget proposal on taxing dividends at the hands of the shareholders. On its part, the Revenue ... More TOURISM 
3-star resort gets goingKAMYAKAM Haven, a 3-star backwater resort set up by the Kallarackal Resorts (P) Ltd, has been inaugurated by the Minister for Tourism, Prof K.V. Thomas, at Kothad island near Kochi. The resort has been set up in an area of 4.2 acres of land ... More
Dubai bid to lure more Indian tourists
KTDC halts asset-creation binge ECONOMIC OFFENCES Karnataka: Rs 136-cr I-T evasion detected THE Investigation Directorate of the Income-Tax Department at Bangalore has detected concealment of taxes amounting to Rs 136.24 crore in the State. Briefing reporters here today, Mr K. Subramaniam, Director-General of Income Tax ... 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 Apr. 7-Apr. 13 WHO's new mantra: Put on your jogging shoes TN to push for number one position in FDI flow Buy India Act to redefine Govt steel procurement MFs can invest 4 pc of assets in foreign papers -- SEBI fixes individual limit at $50 m Direct tax mop-up falls short of target No petro price hike for now: Minister Caution to Govt on dividend tax India to return to higher GDP growth soon: ADB Suzuki set to take control of Maruti with 56% stake -- Rights issue renunciation almost finalised I-T rules on perks to be eased further It's a different `dot' game Madras HC stays cut in tax on perks Industrial growth marginal at 2.6 pc in 11 months 3 key Budget proposals being reviewed by Govt EPF trustees stick to 9.5 pc Kalam makes light of Pak nuclear `threat' |
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