Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Monday, April 29, 2002
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Monday, April 29, 2002 |
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY ECONOMY `Manufacturing sector margins under squeeze' THE overall trends for the period April-February (2001-02) show that manufactured goods prices have increased by only 2.2 per cent. In contrast, prices of non-food primary products — which are used as inputs by industry — have gone up ... More PSU CAG faults APIDC for ignoring panel advice THE Andhra Pradesh Industrial Development Corporation Ltd (APIDC), incorporated with the objective of promoting industrial activity both in medium and large-scale sectors in the State, has failed to restructure its activities even after a lapse ... More TELEVISION SETS Cetma paints rosy picture of growth scope THE Consumer Electronics and Television Manufacturers Association (Cetma) is expecting a robust growth for the industry in the financial year 2002-03, with colour television sales likely to cross 6 million units, a top official has said. "There ... More FOODS & FOOD PROCESSING Mango pulp pricing -- Processors to hold meet this week The All-India Food Processors' Association is exploring the possibility of arriving at a common purchase price for raw materials. More INDUSTRY ASSOCIATIONS Indo-Italian Chamber to offer training in fashion garments THE Indo-Italian Chamber of Commerce and Industry is conducting a free training programme for Indian companies with interests in the fashion garment sector. The courses are operated and co-financed under the Asia-Invest programme of the ... More
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY Science workshop for school students RESEARCH and development institutions located in and around the city have come together to promote the cause of science and technology by initiating special programmes for high school students on the occasion of the National Technology Day ... More EVENTS Global meet on stem cells in Hyderabad WITH the existence of over 60 biotechnology research units, Hyderabad is fast emerging as a biocity, according to Dr B. S. Bajaj, Chairman of All India Biotech Association (AIBA), Southern Chapter. Dr Bajaj said that there were more than 35 ... More
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