![]() Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Tuesday, May 21, 2002 |
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY ECONOMY AP: Every district to have its own `economic identity' A report by the Confederation of Indian Industry has shown that the average annual growth of the State has been 7.2 per cent, as against the average growth of the country at 6.1 per cent. More FOREIGN TRADE CII team for Egypt to boost trade ties A DELEGATION of the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) led by the Chairman and Managing Director, Bajaj Auto Ltd, Mr Rahul Bajaj, is to meet with the Prime Minister of Egypt, Dr Atef Abeid, during a four-day visit to that country beginning ... More
`Sino-Indian ventures possible in near future' HEALTH INFRASTRUCTURE PHARMACEUTICALS Kerala: Maveli stores hit by lack of drug supply THE sudden decision of some of the drug manufacturers to stop supply of medicine to Maveli medical stores in the State is bound to embarrass Kerala State Civil Supplies Corporation (Supplyco). It was alleged that the manufacturers was taken ... More POWER Pvt placement for Rs 50 cr -- Srei-led team, 3 others get Gridco mandate for bonds The size of the placement is Rs 50 crore, with an option to retain a further sum of Rs 50 crore, and the tenor is for 7 years, with redemption to the extent of 30 per cent in 5th year, 30 per cent in 6th year and 40 per cent in 7th year. There will b e a put/call option after 4 years. More
Kerala: Local bodies to supervise power distribution
KSEB moves to cut costs
Govt guarantee for APGenco bonds issue
TEXTILES KIADB told to identify land for apparel park THE Karnataka Industrial Area Development Board (KIADB) has been asked by the Government to acquire about 150 to 180 acre of land near Doddaballapur for setting up an apparel park. The Minister for Sericlture, Mr M. Mahadev, today said that ... More WATER MANAGEMENT Water back on Gujarat agenda The new water strategy of the State Government is mounted on the premise that the hitherto followed policy of fighting water scarcity each year at an incremental cost of not less than Rs 100 crore needs to be replaced with a more proactive policy, wh ich also gave some long-term solutions to this perennial problem. More
BREWERIES
Kerala: IMFL cos cry foul over new taxINTRODUCTION of turn over tax (TOT) on sales of Indian-made foreign liquor (IMFL) produced in the State appears to have boomeranged as the industry has brought down the production effecting a decline in the revenue of the State. Ever since the ... More EDUCATION MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS & HOSPITALS REAL ESTATE & CONSTRUCTION APHB venture with Singapore, Malaysian cos -- Two townships coming up near Hyderabad The proposed township will be located near the Hitec City railway station and have units ranging from 450 sq ft to 3,000 sq ft with the cost attractively slotted at Rs 700 to Rs 900 per sq ft. More READYMADE GARMENTS Garment exporters surprised at surge in quota premiums THE rising premiums on export quotas for the US and EU shipments have kept the Indian garment exporters wondering whether the premium surge reflects real demand for particular categories of garments in these markets. There exists a view that ... More SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY IICT sets up 2 testing centres THE Indian Institute of Chemical Technology (IICT) here has commissioned two testing centres, one, HOPE, to facilitate the development of new drugs and another, BIO-SAFE, for agrochemicals. HOPE (Health of Pharmaceuticals - Evaluation) has been ... More DISINVESTMENT IPCL in the limelight THE IPCL stock was locked in the 10-per cent upper circuit today following the Government decision to give its 26-per cent stake to Reliance Industries at Rs 231 per share. The share price of IPCL closed at Rs 145.95 with volumes of 34.56 lakh ... More
Reliance to part-fund IPCL buy via debt
WTO Remove market access barriers for financial services: FICCI THE Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce & Industry (FICCI) has said that in the current WTO negotiations, Indian negotiators should ensure the removal of barriers faced by the Indian financial services abroad. The Indian financial service ... More EVENTS ALTERNATIVE MEDICINES
ITCOT report to aid medicinal plant sectorTHE Industrial and Technical Consultancy Organisation of Tamil Nadu Ltd (ITCOT) has come out with a 355-page report on the opportunities in herbal, medicinal and aromatic plants. The report, which is for sale, would help potential farmers, ... More
Coimbatore meet to boost investment in herbal projects TOURISM AP's multi-pronged drive to woo tourists BUOYED by the 54-55 per cent annual growth, the Andhra Pradesh Tourism Development Corporation (APTDC) has firmed up a slew of projects to attract more tourist inflows. The corporation has moved into the top five of the tourism corporations in ... 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 May. 12-May. 18 `CAG audit failed to detect misuse of seamen fund' Flex Industries imbroglio -- Opposition MPs bay for Sinha's blood Gond used wife's cos to launder kickbacks Overseas investment will boost MFs: Report Suzuki to take wheel at Maruti: Rights issue at Rs 3,280 a share Sinha denies links with Flex chief: `It was a routine, transparent transaction' Maruti: Govt assured of Rs 1,424 cr mop-up from public issue Guindy estate: Mirroring the decline of SSIs Urea policy approved: Net impact on industry at Rs 1,033 cr `Arbitrary' domestic pricing: Urea units look abroad for cheaper naphtha Home Trade bank accounts sealed |
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