Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Monday, April 22, 2002
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Monday, April 22, 2002 |
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY CHEMICALS IICT finds growth for specialty chemicals INDIAN Institute of Chemical Technology (IICT), the premier research institution and a constituent of the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR), is of the view that Andhra Pradesh is well poised to play a major role in the ... More ECONOMY 
The FDI conundrumSOME sections of the Indian media are bullish about the increase in foreign direct investments (FDI). However, a closer look at FDI flow patterns reveals that there is little to cheer for. A healthy increase in FDI inflows in India in a global ... More ENVIRONMENT Reversing pollution caused by tanneries -- Panel suggests recharging salinised aquifers THE Loss of Ecology Authority, which looked into ways of reversing the ecological damage caused by leather tanneries in Tamil Nadu, has recommended to the State Government schemes for recharging salinised aquifers and linking treated tannery ... More HEALTH Trauma centre soon HYDERABAD: Hyderabad will soon have a trauma centre to cater to the growing demands in this area, the Union Minister for Health & Family Welfare, Dr C.P. Thakur, has said. The details of the proposed facilities would be worked out ... More
PETROLEUM 
IMF must compensate poor nations for oil price volatility, says SinhaTHE Union Finance Minister, Mr Yashwant Sinha, has urged the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to compensate and assist developing countries for the "deleterious effects" of international oil price volatility. "The Fund and other multilateral ... More POWER TN power reforms project takes off -- To cover 3 distribution circles THE Accelerated Power Development and Reforms Programme (APDRP), the Centre's initiative to improve power distribution in the country through MoUs with State Governments, will be implemented in three distribution circles in Tamil Nadu, of the ... More
Govt may clear financial security for Nagarjuna Power project
Third unit of Srisailam project synchronised TRAVEL & PLACES RADIO/TV 
Despite easing of uplinking norms -- Channels still go for overseas hubsEVEN as the Government has given licences to 13 companies to set up teleport facilities in India, most of the mainstream channels continue to uplink from outside the country. For instance, the flagship channels of the Zee group, Zee Telefilms ... More EDUCATION What they don't teach you at biz school Parenthood can teach skills that may otherwise take years to acquire and hone, says Sangita Joshi. More READYMADE GARMENTS Ministry clears two apparel parks in Surat, Ghaziabad The scheme is designed to give the major buyers overseas " a single-stop market in meeting all labour/environment standards, boost investments in the sector and develop domestic brands which can withstand the pressure of imports''. More CINEMA Crime thrillers beat romance Bollywood is looking up to a new trend. The flavour of the season is crime thrillers. More
Film financing: Focus on corporate ownership DISINVESTMENT Soaring SCI scrip puts Govt, bidding cos in a spot Generally, the upward movement in the share prices of PSU stock fetches higher proceeds to the Government. However, for the Shipping Corporation of India, the soaring scrip is posing problems for the Government bidders. Given the cyclical nature of t he shipping industry, they feel that quoting a price for the Government's 51 per cent stake at the prevailing Rs 68 per share or even higher may not make much sense. More
SCI buyer allowed up to 25% tonnage stripping SMALL SAVINGS EVENTS 
SEBI chief for all-round growthTHOUGH the Indian economy may have hit a growth curve due to the rise of knowledge-based industry, this may not last long if the `real economy' does not grow, the Chairman of Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI), Mr G.N. Bajpai, has ... More
INCOME TAX Tax relief unlikely for sports bodies A HOST of representations from sports bodies to restore income-tax breaks have not cut ice with the Finance Ministry. The Revenue Department has virtually ruled out any roll back in the Budget proposal to scrap tax breaks for all sports bodies ... More TOURISM 
Giving a professional touch to tourism`The first major step was to revive our packaged tours. As the packaged trips criss-crossed the State, we borrowed money from banks and upgraded, bought new ones and introduced guide services.' More
KTDC seeks nod for direct beer purchase
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Top Stories In Depth Inside Kashmir Guide to derivatives US-64 Looking back Apr. 14-Apr. 20 `Falling rate benefits have not reached corporates' BJP wants I-T rebate, other sops restored -- Wait for Parliament discussion: Sinha Broad Sheet on Bangalore Bio - 2002: Going the BT way Pre-condition for premium hike in future -- Truckers want third party liability capped Oil marketing cos to have pricing freedom Turbo-charged mobikes save auto sector blushes in 2001 -- Q4 sales surge rescues cars SCI asked to put investment decisions on back-burner Oil cos slash product prices Sinha all set to restore I-T rebate Cars give a lift to auto exports PMO to decide on dividend tax issue Cabinet okays Bill for petroleum regulator Dyers' failure to meet norms -- Pollution notices to Tirupur units `I-T relief for poll funds a mockery of justice' Auto cos get FIPB green signal for new models |
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