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Saturday, July 06, 2002
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY CEMENT L&T, Grasim cement sales up in June LARSEN & Toubro has reported a 6.9 per cent increase in cement despatches for June 2002 to 9.2 lakh tonnes from 8.6 lakh tonnes in June 2001. Production during the month increased marginally to 9.4 lakh tonnes from 9.3 lakh tonnes. Grasim has ... More COURTS/LEGAL ISSUES All-party meet on electoral reforms THE Union Minister of Law and Justice, Mr K. Jana Krishnamurthi, will call an all-party meeting on electoral reforms arising out of the Supreme Court judgement of May 2, 2002. According to the judgement, the Election Commission was required to ... More ECONOMY 
FICCI invited to work with TN for socio-economic progressAFTER successfully wooing the Confederation of Indian Industry to work with the State Government in a number of areas, particularly in developing a knowledge industry township, the Tamil Nadu Chief Minister, Ms J. Jayalalithaa, today invited ... More
Business confidence picking up: FICCI
To dispel `wrong impressions' — Gujarat embarks on road shows
Bengal resorted to WMA for 360 days: CAG report
Coimbatore dist annual credit Plan highest ENVIRONMENT TN: Signature campaign for Plastics Bill TO persuade the State Government to pass the Tamil Nadu Plastic Articles (Prohibition of Sale, Storage, Transport and Use) Bill, environmental groups have launched a letter campaign to the Chief Minister, Ms J. Jayalalithaa. The campaign has ... More
Teams shortlisted for eco award FOREIGN TRADE Euro switch will remove currency risk for EU importers — Indian cos may face more competition from E. Europe INDIAN firms may face increased competition from East European countries since many of them will get anchored to the euro or will switch to euro-invoicing, eliminating currency risks for EU importers, according to Mr Michel Caillouet, Ambassador, ... More POWER APTransco finalises staff allotment THE Andhra Pradesh Transmission Corporation (APTransco) has finalised allotment of 8,380 employees to six companies, based on the options exercised by the staff of the erstwhile Andhra Pradesh State Electricity Board (APSEB). The high-level ... More
Grim power situation has cost 2 million jobs — Poor inflows into reservoirs may worsen crisis
Power crisis looms ahead in Kerala SSI Revised rules on explosives ready THE draft of the revised explosives rules is ready and would be discussed by the Development Council for Explosive Industry for further fine-tuning, the Union Minister of State for Commerce and Industry, Dr Raman Singh, has ... More TYRES ATMA moots apex forum for rubber growers, users THE Automotive Tyre Manufacturers Association (ATMA) has suggested that an apex forum be constituted to sort out differences and conflicts and to work out schemes to ensure a fair deal to both the growers and consuming industries. ATMA has ... More MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS & HOSPITALS Screening test for doctors who qualified abroad THE Union Health Ministry has entrusted the National Board of Examinations with the task of conducting a screening test for Indian nationals with foreign medical qualifications. The purpose of the screening test would be only to qualify for ... More HANDLOOM APCO back in health: turns trim and trendy A fundamental change in marketing strategy was brought about by involving sales persons, who had first-hand knowledge of customers' preferences, in the procurement of products. More DISINVESTMENT Why can't banks get back to the basics? BANKS will be charging margin money ranging between 40 per cent and 50 per cent on funds advanced to bidders tied up with the PSU disinvestment process. And one is unsure of the interest to be charged by banks on the funds. Also they will value ... More
Disinvestment panel clears sale of five ITDC hotels
MISC pulls out of SCI race; 4 in fray FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT 100% FDI in tea plantation notified THE GOVERNMENT on Friday notified its recent decision to grant 100 per cent foreign investment in tea plantation as part of the ongoing liberalization of the FDI (foreign direct investment) regime. A notification issued by the Department of ... More RURAL DEVELOPMENT TN Govt nod for guidelines on wasteland lease THE State Government has approved the operational guidelines for sanction of wasteland on lease to corporates for development through commercial agriculture, and has invited applications from those interested investors under the comprehensive ... More EVENTS IITF to focus on services, tourism WITH services and tourism being selected as the theme of this year's India International Trade Fair, the India Trade Promotion Organisation (ITPO) is encouraging companies from the South to participate in the event. Speaking to industrialists ... More
Pvt sector role urged in infrastructure
TOURISM Cabinet okays tourism pact with China THE tourism agreement signed between India and China, to promote tourism between the two countries, today received the Cabinet's approval. Ms Sushma Swaraj, Union Minister for Information and Broadcasting, told presspersons that the agreement ... 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. 23-Jun. 29 Another rice barter deal with Manila Gem, jewellery exports up 39 pc in April-May Sweat for the vision to ignite billion souls, urges Kalam Finance Ministry sticks to 9% rate on EPF deposits Govt allows FDI in print media Railway Minister not keen to divest PSUs on his turf Reinvested earnings may come under FDI tag Poor show by traditional items causes negative export growth |
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