Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Monday, June 10, 2002
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Monday, June 10, 2002 |
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY ECONOMY Outlook upbeat, says CII survey A SECTORAL analysis of the responses to the business outlook survey conducted by the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) shows a sense of optimism in the next six months cutting across all sectors. The survey shows that a majority of ... More INFRASTRUCTURE UN project management arm keen to do business in India HOW many of you are aware of UNOPS? Very few, perhaps, although the name could suggest that it is yet another UN organisation. The unfamiliarity should not be surprising. For, unlike the United Nations and its other more renowned affiliates, ... More TRAVEL & PLACES 
A futuristic gurudwaraFOR those accustomed to the traditional place of worship, the Bhai Saheb Singhji Tricentenary Memorial Gurudwara coming up in Bidar, could come as a surprise. Unlike orthodox architectural styles that characterise places of worship across the ... More RADIO/TV Sports not game enough for channels SPORTS channels seem to be on sticky wicket. On the face of it, the three major groups -- Ten Sports/DD Sports, ESPN-Star Sports and SET Max are likely to face a quaint situation of having a lot of sports programming, but little chance of scoring ... More EDUCATION 
Career MelaTwo boys distributing pamphlets at the two-day `Career Mela' in Hyderabad on Sunday. The mela has been jointly organised by IQRA (Society for Career Guidance), Mesco-ECG (Education and Career Guidance) and COVA (Confederation of Voluntary ... More FOODS & FOOD PROCESSING 
Taking food processing tech to poor producersTHIS is the fiftieth time he is visiting India. He is not a tourist star-sruck by the history and beauty of the country, but a food technologist wanting to set up low-cost primary food processing interventions in the villages of Tamil Nadu, ... More INDUSTRY ASSOCIATIONS Chamber welcomes tax reforms panel, seeks slot TRADE and industry circles here have hailed the constitution of Tax Reforms and Revenue Augmentation Commission headed by Dr Raja J. Chelliah, by the Tamil Nadu Government to study the existing procedures of taxation and tax collection and ... More SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY DNA Repository dedicated to nation The Repository is the storage system for DNA samples and their genotype profiles, collected from across the country. It contains more than 8,000 DNA samples, taken randomly from individuals belonging to 107 population groups. More
ISRO dreams of building reusable launch vehicle
Pakistan's missile-rattling MINERALS Mineral policy for pvt role in sand mining THE forthcoming mineral policy of the Kerala Government is understood to be in favour of involving both the private and public sectors in the exploitation of mineral sands containing rare earth elements along the Chavara-Neendakara coast. The ... More CINEMA Film chamber demands tough action to curb video piracy DEMANDING an end to video piracy and suitable changes in the enforcement approach, the Andhra Pradesh Film Chamber of Commerce has threatened to submit a list of politicians involved in video and cable piracy which was sapping the strength of the ... More EVENTS EXPORTS & IMPORTS Export councils, commodity boards set to finalise targets THE Commerce Ministry will convene on Monday a meeting of major export promotion councils (EPCs) and commodity boards, besides star-trading houses such as STC and MMTC to concretise its tentative export plans for the current fiscal. Being ... More ALTERNATIVE MEDICINES 
Ayurveda keeps the tourists comingAS the monsoon winds lash over the Malabar coast, it is time to savour the gentle healing touch of ayurveda in God's own Country. The Americans, Europeans and an assortment of West Asians have all begun to descend on the State, along with a ... More TOURISM 
A heritage town waits for the touristsSMALL businesses in the tourist town of Mahabalipuram are in hibernation as they wait for the season to open. The garment shops have their usual eclectic collection of spaghetti strapped dresses, short kurtas, jamies and T-shirts which seem to ... More
Goa to promote tourism projects ECONOMIC OFFENCES DCA submits inspection reports of 82 cos to JPC THE Department of Company Affairs (DCA) has submitted inspections reports on 82 companies to the Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) enquiring into the stock market scam of 2001. Based on the preliminary investigation report of the Securities ... More
SPF: On a recovery wave BOOKS The poor have rights too Rural Poverty Report 2001 The Challenge of Ending Rural Poverty By International Fund for Agricultural Development Publishers: Oxford University Press, New Delhi Price: Not mentioned 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 Jun. 2-Jun. 8 Uncle Sam's report card Exports recover, up 18% in April Petrol price hike likely on Monday 100% FDI plan in tea plantation raises queries Ambattur estate: Survival of the fittest? Rs 9,063-cr shortfall in tax revenue -- Fiscal deficit overshoots target by Rs 4,490 crore What to do with your old car? Ask BMW Govt hikes petrol, diesel prices; cuts excise duty Visa troubles cause worry in travel, tourism industry Steps to check money laundering Patents Bill needs surgery, say pharma MNCs Eco-savvy women's self-help groups Not much difference in FDI flows to India, China: IFC India, Lanka open Nafta-type trade ties |
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