Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Saturday, May 25, 2002
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT RRL to be nodal centre for drug research THE Regional Research Laboratory, Thiruvananthapuram (RRL-Tvm) is in the process of being made one of the nodal centres for a major drug development programme being undertaken by the parent, the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research ... More AUTOMOBILES SIAM to spend Rs 1,480 cr on testing facilities THE Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM) would spend Rs 1,480 crore over the next 5-6 years, in creating new testing facilities and upgrading the existing ones to suit the Indian requirements, the President of SIAM, Mr R. ... More ECONOMY `Bengal needs to get its act together' TO achieve a significant industrial growth rate, West Bengal needs to step up its initiative to improve the State's infrastructure, create an enabling environment to modernise its sunset industries and aggressively push its seeming thrust for new ... More
ENVIRONMENT 
Making wavesPeople boating in the Hussain Sagar lake whose waters has turned green and smelly due to pollutions from the industrial effluents. The Tourism Department has organised a Buddha Purnima festival around the lake to promote tourism. ... More PETROLEUM Reliance, 3 others allowed to sell petrol, diesel THE Government has granted approval to Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL), Numaligarh Refineries Ltd (NRL), Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) and Essar Oil Ltd (EOL) for marketing petrol and diesel. Addressing a press conference on Friday, the ... More POWER KSEB against more thermal projects KERALA State Electricity Board (KSEB), which is struggling to come to terms with high-cost power, is not in favour of establishment of more thermal projects, especially those based on naphtha or LSHS, in the State. It is pointed out that there ... More
CESC to hike power tariff this month TEXTILES Evasion of excise duty -- Textile mills production comes under scrutiny THE Union Textile Ministry has stepped up vigil on the functioning of textile mills by invoking the provisions of the Textile (Development and Regulation) Order 1993/2001, a Central statute that compels textile mills to periodically declare their ... More SSI 51 items off SSI list THE Government has de-reserved 51 items including toothpaste, clocks and watches and hosiery items from the small-scale industry (SSI) list. The official notification issued by the Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion de-reserving 51 ... More WATER MANAGEMENT EDUCATION TELEVISION SETS Colour TV sales witness healthy growth rate THE soaring temperatures may have led to a spurt in demand for air conditioners and coolers, but it is certainly not the only consumer durable segment which is witnessing growth this year. According to the Consumer Electronics and Television ... More REAL ESTATE & CONSTRUCTION SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY Go online via power point, cable in waste water systems GET all your communication needs through the electric supply point in your home or via the midget-sized cable networks tucked away in the waste water pipe systems. In short, you can access the Internet, use telephone and send fax messages ... More DISINVESTMENT Ministry moots IPO prior to BPCL divestment THE Government is set to seek the approval of the Union Cabinet for launching an Initial Public Offering (IPO) of Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd (BPCL) aggregating Rs 1,000 crore, prior to the planned disinvestment in the company. The ... More
IOC, BPCL among last 6 for Gujarat State Petro stake WTO Changes in `rules of origin' for textiles -- US objects to India's request for DSB panel India is expected to once again raise the matter of establishment of a panel at the next meeting of the Dispute Settlement Body of the WTO. More HUMAN RESOURCES TN: Survey under way on job status of engg graduates THE Tamil Nadu State Council for Higher Education, which is engaged in a survey of the levels of employment among the engineering graduates, hopes to conduct similar studies in other disciplines, particularly job-oriented and professional ... More TOURISM Govt gearing up to lure tourists from Gulf THE Government is to take several pro-active measures including launching packages in the Gulf region to attract more tourists from there, the Minister for Civil Aviation, Mr Syed Shahnawaz Hussain, has said.. Addressing a press conference here ... More ECONOMIC OFFENCES Revenue Dept exploring options for intelligence cell The Committee of Secretaries on National Security has authorised the Revenue Department to recommend the organisational structure for the Financial Intelligence Unit — including whether or not to establish a separate agency — and formulat e the terms of reference. More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
Top Stories In Depth Gender Justice 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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