Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Wednesday, April 24, 2002
| Markets (April 23) | ||||||||||||
|
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Wednesday, April 24, 2002 |
|
||||||||||||||
|
|
|||||||||||||||
|
INDUSTRY & ECONOMY ANTI-DUMPING India tops list in launching anti-dumping probes In the period July 1 to December 31, 2001, 19 members initiated 186 anti-dumping investigations against exports from a total of 55 different countries or customs territories. India initiated 51 dumping probes during the second semester of 2001 (July to December). More BUDGET Sinha to meet PM today on Budget proposals JUST two days before the Finance Ministry tables the official amendments to the Finance Bill 2002, the BJP members of Parliament today stepped up pressure on the Finance Minister Mr Yashwant Sinha to roll back what they termed as ... More CEMENT TN: Differential tax to hit some cement makers harder With the new sales tax structure in place, the price of a bag of Portland Pozzolona cement will be higher by Rs 10-12 when compared to a bag of ordinary Portland cement, according to industry sources. More ECONOMY First human development report gives credit to reforms INDIA'S maiden human development report has claimed "substantial improvement" in the country's overall human development index (HDI) in the post-reform period of the mid-1990s till 2001. The report has crafted "development radars" giving a ... More
ENVIRONMENT 
Kerala: Forest encroachment on the riseENCROACHMENT of tropical rain forests in the State has become rampant, allegedly with the backing of those wielding power, with complete disregard for the environmental importance of these forests. The latest such incident which has come to the ... More
AP Paper Mill draws flak on pollution
TNPCB okays proposals for waste management in 8 towns
TNPCB: An annual report with a difference POWER Reforms short of expectations, says Study HYDERABAD: The result of a decade of power reforms in the country have fallen well below expectations and the Central Government now seems to be short of solutions, according to International Energy Agency's (IEA) report on "Electricity in ... More
APGenco chief allays fears on Srisailam project
TEXTILES TN hanky makers seek ST rollback HANDKERCHIEF producers in Tamil Nadu have expressed fears that the levy of sales tax on handkerchiefs would push up costs, which could lead to the State losing its marketshare to two other States with a major share in the business. Already, ... More MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS & HOSPITALS LEATHER Leather sector pitches for Rs 800-cr Plan support MODERNISATION and development of tanneries and setting up design studios for leather goods are among the thrust sectors that are likely to get the maximum allocation from the Centre in the Tenth Plan period. The leather sector, which is hopeful ... More INDUSTRY ASSOCIATIONS Plea to speed up WTO decision of farm exports THE Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce & Industry (FICCI) has expressed disappointment over the delay in the implementation of the decision reached under the WTO Agreement on Agriculture (AoA) to develop internationally agreed discipline ... More
IEEMA delegation visits Iraq, Syria
Assocham for lower tax rate on dividends DISINVESTMENT Panel moots broad guidelines for PSU bidders THE Parliamentary Standing Committee on Finance has recommended widening the scope of guidelines for the entry of bidders seeking to acquire public sector undertakings. In its 13th report to the Ministry of Disinvestment, the committee has ... More EXPORTS & IMPORTS EPCG scheme operationalised THE Finance Ministry has operationalised the Export Promotion Capital Goods (EPCG) scheme that had been announced as part of the Export-Import Policy for 2002-07. The EPCG scheme allows import of new capital goods including those in completely ... More ECONOMIC OFFENCES Intelligence cell to tackle economic offences soon THE Government will shortly set up a financial intelligence unit (FIU) to tackle economic offences including financing of terrorist activities based the recommendations made by the Group of Ministers. "We are in the process of working out the ... More
New routes for tax evasion -- Debt tools misuse under scrutiny 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. 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 |
|
The Hindu Group: Home | About Us | Copyright | Archives | Contacts | Subscription Group Sites: The Hindu | Business Line | The Sportstar | Frontline | Home | Copyright © 2002, The Hindu Business Line. Republication or redissemination of the contents of this screen are expressly prohibited without the written consent of The Hindu Business Line |
