Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Friday, May 17, 2002
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY ECONOMY `New labour policy to aid industry' THE new labour policy that the Kerala Government has formulated is aimed to encourage investments in the State and protect the interests of labour. Explaining the salient features of the new policy on the occasion of the first anniversary of ... More
Sree Chitra Tirunal institute unveils Vision 2020 plan
AP Govt adopts new system for productivity enhancement ENVIRONMENT Karnataka: Initiative to tackle ecological issues RELIGIOUS heads in Karnataka have united to form a body to save the ecology of the State. The Karnataka Vana Samvardhana Trust has signed a pact with the State Government pledging a joint initiative to tackle the problem of conservation of ... More FERTILISERS Urea policy approved: Net impact on industry at Rs 1,033 cr The Government has so far mopped up a total of Rs 1,374 crore as a result of the interim revision in capacity utilisation and energy consumption norms More FOOD & DAIRY PRODUCTS `Kerala is most evolved market for biscuits' KERALA has well and truly evolved as a favourite haunt of the biscuits and snackfood manufacturers with a per capita consumption that is the toast of the delighted companies. Speaking to Business Line, Mr A.G. Rajan, CEO, Pomsy Food ... More PETROLEUM Diesel consumption rise signals growth AFTER several months of negative growth, diesel consumption witnessed a positive trend in April. Analysts believe this could be the much-needed "catalyst'' for the economy. Rate of growth in diesel consumption for April was at 3.42 per ... More POWER HC order on CESC tariff hike: Mixed reaction from chambers THERE were mixed reactions from city-based industry chambers to the Calcutta High Court's verdict allowing the power utility CESC Ltd to increase tariff by 16.5 per cent. While the Bharat Chamber of Commerce and Indian Jute Mills Association ... More
Kayamkulam plant expansion under study
Central pool to get 180 MW from Kerala SSI 
Guindy estate: Mirroring the decline of SSIsITS claim to fame is that it is the oldest industrial estate in the country — the forerunner of more such industrial estates that will be the beehive of industrial activity, especially among the small and tiny sectors. However, the Guindy ... More BREWERIES Report supports domestic liquor industry on duties EVEN as a spirited battle rages between the domestic and imported factions of the alcoholic beverages segment - the first round, it appears, may go to the domestic industry. In its first report submitted to the Union Finance Ministry, the Joint ... More EDUCATION Career Avenues to coach for CAT exams BANGALORE-based Career Avenues provides professional guidance to students appearing for management entrance examinations. According to Mr Amit Saboo, its Director, "We provide the strategic inputs required to succeed in CAT and similar ... More
WOOL Wool export body seeks higher DEPB rates THE Wool and Woollen Export Promotion Council has assailed the recent Customs notification debiting the special additional duty (SAD) in the duty entitlement passbook (DEPB) scheme, thereby, withdrawing the present facility of exemption of SAD ... More CINEMA Screening of film for world peace THE Bangalore Initiative for Peace, an umbrella organisation, under which several NGOs, scientists, doctors, lawyers, journalists, have come together to work for peace, following the communal riots in Gujarat, will be screening noted filmmaker ... More NEWSPAPERS & PUBLISHING DISINVESTMENT Number-crunching the Maruti deal NOW that the Government's disinvestment programme in Maruti Udyog Ltd (MUL) is through with the announcements made on Tuesday, the company's financials merit a closer look. The Government, till now, an equal equity partner in the joint venture ... More
FICCI welcomes Maruti divestment WTO `Implementation issues must be addressed' INDIA has articulated the concerns of the developing countries by pleading that the work programme on implementation issues of the unfinished agenda of the previous trade round be given the highest priority in the World Trade Organisation (WTO) ... More EVENTS ALTERNATIVE MEDICINES 
KAU plans to develop medicinal plantsAS part of the Union Government's programme to develop agro-techniques for commercial cultivation of medicinal plants, Kerala Agricultural University (KAU) has sent a proposal for developing four medicinal plants in Kerala which are in great ... More TOURISM Delhi bid to showcase attractions IN an attempt to market Delhi as a tourist destination and hub for international air passengers, the Delhi State Government is working towards a system where the disembarkation forms would be part of a mini-city guide that would detail the ... More ECONOMIC OFFENCES SEBI bars Sheth, cos from market THE Securities and Exchange Board of India today barred the stockbroker, Mr Ketan Sheth, and his companies from the securities market until May 30. A SEBI release said that in view of the emergent situation in relation to the irregularities in ... More
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Top Stories In Depth Inside Kashmir Guide to derivatives US-64 Looking back May. 5-May. 11 Can Ranil convert the `feel-good factor' into economic benefit? Car, mobikes may propel auto sector to 16% growth DTH entry rules not to be relaxed for now Top 15 account for Rs 53,760 cr -- Investments in 62 projects shelved Industry sees recovery in 6 months: Survey `Pharma retail chains will replace corner chemists' Industrial growth falls to nine-year-low of 2.7 pc Commissioner of seamen PF to go -- DG Shipping lodges plaint with CBI |
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