Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Monday, July 01, 2002
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Monday, July 01, 2002 |
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY HEALTH INFRASTRUCTURE 
A feature on Whitefield Industrial Estate, Bangalore: Striving to be the best despite all oddsPrimarily a suburb close to the Chennai-Bangalore highway, Whitefield was named and used for the imprisonment of prisoners of war. This slowly became a settlement area sought after by retired officials. Life in the past used to depend largely ... More POWER MERC to probe into power crisis THE Maharashtra Electricity Regulatory Commission (MERC) has ordered an investigation into the recent power crisis in the State. It has requested the Ministry of Power to direct the Central Electricity Authority to carry out a technical enquiry ... More
Grid flight, T&D losses weaken escrow account — Lenders to power utilities seek physical asset cover TAXATION SSI 
They make it happenSeveral industries are operating in the Whitefield industrial area. Here is a look at a few of them and their varied activities.
Maditssia to focus on woes of small industrialists WATER MANAGEMENT 'Master plan needed for rainwater harvesting' `To make the existing ground water sources sustainable for drinking and irrigation purposes, it was essential that rainwater harvesting be taken up on a large-scale.' More
Call to nationalise major rivers COAL Coal linkages raise port temperatures THE THERMAL coal linkages for coastal shipments through Paradip and Haldia ports for the July-September quarter have been slashed while that for Visakhapatnam port for has been kept unchanged vis-a-vis the April-June quarter. The Coal ... More EDUCATION MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS & HOSPITALS Sagar group ties up with Apollo Hospitals THE Bangalore-based Sagar group, which has interests in education and auto sectors, has recently diversified into healthcare services. The group plans to invest Rs 700 crore over the next seven years in the healthcare sector, according to Dr ... More REAL ESTATE & CONSTRUCTION Real estate scenario in Hyderabad — IT, retail-driven realty boom Relatively lower commercial prices and a growth in retail business have helped trigger a boom in the real estate industry in Hyderabad. V. Rishi Kumar on the IT boom and its impact on the realty scenario of the State. More
Demand-supply mismatch
Focus on `green' projects
Builders on a quality drive
Private players take the lead
BIO-TECH & GENETICS Cornell varsity to help design biotech park TICEL Bio Park Ltd, which is putting up a biotech park in Chennai, hopes to finalise the design for the park in July in consultation with the Cornell University, which is the technical collaborator for the project, and thereafter invite bids for ... More MINING & QUARRYING Govt finalising package for Kudremukh tribals The Government's claim that some of the traditional residents of these forest areas have shown an interest in moving out has been stoutly denied by several tribal groups who have reiterated their stand that they would prefer their `traditional rights ' to be protected. More GENDER DISINVESTMENT Overseas proceeds for PSU acquisitions to be allowed Indian companies will be permitted to utilise the proceeds of ECBs and GDRs and ADRs for funding the acquisition of shares disinvested by the Government in a state-owned company. More
AI, HCI boards to discuss Centaur sell-off funds use WTO WTO talks on services an opportunity: CII THE Union Minister for Commerce and Industry, Mr Murasoli Maran, is to be the chief guest at a national seminar on `WTO negotiations on trade and services,' being organised here on July 2. At the conference, the Confederation of Indian Industry ... More TRADE & LABOUR UNIONS 'TUs must manage changes in global economy' MANGALORE: The future of trade unions depends on how they `manage' the changes taking place in the global economy, according to Dr C.S. Venkata Ratnam of the International Management Institute. Speaking on `The future of trade unions' at ... More EVENTS `India must be assertive at Codex forum' INDIA should make its position felt at the international forum of Codex in formulating standards for food, Dr S.R. Gupta, Assistant Director-General of the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, has said. In his keynote address at the workshop ... More
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