Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Saturday, June 08, 2002
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY ANTI-DUMPING Dumping duty on graphite electrode imports imposed THE Finance Ministry has imposed provisional anti-dumping duty on imports of ultra high power (UHP) grade graphite electrodes from Poland and Brazil. Based on the recommendations of the designated authority in the Commerce Ministry, the Revenue ... More ECONOMY 
UP annual Plan fixed at Rs 7,250 croreTHE annual Plan of Uttar Pradesh for the current fiscal has been fixed at Rs 7,250 crore at a meeting between the Deputy Chairman, Planning Commission, Mr K.C. Pant, and the Chief Minister, Ms Mayawati, here. The Tenth Plan (2002-07) outlay for ... More FOREIGN TRADE 
India, Lanka open Nafta-type trade tiesINDIA and Sri Lanka today moved a step closer towards converting their free trade agreement (FTA) on the pattern of the US-Mexico North Atlantic Free Trade Agreement (Nafta) mode by striving to score greater congruity on issues of common ... More PETROLEUM Ethanol-blended petrol being tried out in Rajahmundry RAJAHMUNDRY in Andhra Pradesh will be one of the six places in the country, where the Centre has firmed up plans to try out ethanol-blended petrol. The exercise is part of the Centre's in-principle decision to allow the use of 5 per cent ... More
Freight on imported crude likely to go up POWER AP declines to forgo share of Talcher power -- Offers to sell surplus to TN, Karnataka THE Andhra Pradesh Government has declined to forgo its share of power from the 460 MW Talcher station of the National Thermal Power Corporation (NTPC) in favour of either Tamil Nadu or Karnataka. AP has a share of 150 MW from the Talcher ... More
DVC board meet to consider SBU proposal TEXTILES Labour laws to be amended soon: Rana THE annual general meeting of the Federation of Hosiery Manufacturers Association (FOHMA), which met here, has called upon the domestic industry to forge unity among different textile producing industries forgetting sectoral differences so as to ... More SSI RADIO/TV DD to seek mandatory rights for major events AFTER the recent Fifa World Cup miss, Prasar Bharati is taking no chances. It will ask the Government to bring in a law to enable the public broadcaster to get terrestrial rights to all major national and international events, especially ... More EDUCATION CII to expand ties with colleges in UAE The Confederation of Indian Industry is looking at expanding its co-operation with the UAE's Higher Colleges of Technology (HCT) through collaborations with leading Indian technical institutions, according to a senior CII official. A delegation ... More
Quality index of engg colleges
NIFT-TEA institute ties up with Alagappa varsity
IIM-B's new PG course
GEMS & JEWELLERY MANPOWER 23 pc rise in retrenchments during '99 RETRENCHMENT of workers witnessed more than 23 per cent increase during 1999 over the previous year. In its latest all-India survey, the Labour Bureau of the Ministry of Labour has said that 176 units resorted to retrenchments during 1999, ... More INDUSTRY ASSOCIATIONS IEEMA office in Bangalore THE Indian Electric and Electronic Manufacturers' Association (IEEMA) opened its Bangalore office today, aimed at serving its members in the south. The presence in Bangalore will help IEEMA in keeping its members updated on the emerging ... More SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY MINING & QUARRYING Aussie miner plans to invest $10 m in gold exploration THE renowned Australian gold miner, Mr Charles Devenish, has finalised plans for a big-ticket entry into the Indian mining sector, with an initial investment of $10 million through the Mauritius route for exploration, prospecting and mining of ... More GENDER Fashion designing tech project for women SHGs THE Rs 25-crore fashion designing technology project for the women self-help groups in East Godavari district will be inaugurated by the Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister, Mr N. Chandrababu Naidu, on Saturday at Velamakotturu village near Tuni, ... More SMALL SAVINGS Seamen's PF board seeks relief package THE Board of Trustees of Seamen's Provident Fund Organisation (SPFO) has forwarded three proposals to the Union Government for compensating the fund to the tune of Rs 93 crore, which was lost in the recent gilts scam. At a special meeting held ... More RURAL DEVELOPMENT Govt plans hygiene programme for rural regions THE Centre will introduce a comprehensive sanitation and hygiene programme in the rural sector, according to Mr Anna Saheb Patel, Union Minister of State for Rural Development. The project would cost Rs 952 crore to the Exchequer, he said while ... More LABOUR REFORMS EVENTS INCOME TAX Non-corporate tax payers can use old Saral form THE Government has decided to provide all eligible non-corporate taxpayers with an option to file their income-tax returns in the old Saral form or in Form Nos. 2 and 3. Two days ago, the Finance Ministry had announced that individual taxpayers ... More EXPORTS & IMPORTS Input-output norms notified for 16 new items THE Directorate-General of Foreign Trade (DGFT) has notified standard input output norms (SIONs) for 16 new export items. Amendments/corrections/deletions have also been effected to the SIONs of 38 existing export items. Of the 16 new items, ... More TOURISM 
`Heritage' town leaves a lot to be desired in TNTHE legacy of the Pallavas, no doubt, draws thousands of visitors to Mahabalipuram every month. But for how long, is the question most people ask, after a visit to this heritage town. Plastic garbage seems to be choking the town. There is ... More
AP-Goa tourism co-operation ECONOMIC OFFENCES `Decentralisation shifts axis of corruption' FOR all the criticism that the people's campaign for decentralisation of power may have generated in Kerala, it has had a sobering effect on the manner in which corruption could well have become institutionalised at the grassroots level. This ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
Top Stories In Depth Gender Justice Simple Economics Guide to derivatives Looking back May. 26-Jun. 1 Sharp rise in domestic prices -- Tyre makers seen importing rubber Fiscal deficit set to end closer to 6 pc -- Rs 10,000-cr revenue shortfall seen Yet another normal monsoon forecast Confidence in strong global recovery waning, says BIS Balmer Lawrie sell-off in two phases finalised Export trend shows diversification to small nations |
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