![]() Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Monday, July 08, 2002 |
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY ECONOMY Reforms must sustain growth: CII THERE is optimism across the sectors on the prospects of an economic recovery in the short and long-term. The optimism is based on the pick up in the performance of the sectors and the upswing in a number of key economic indicators. This has ... More
`PDS coverage good; grain availability low' FOREIGN TRADE `Rich countries must remove barriers for Third World' THE World Trade Organisation (WTO) has said that the rich countries need to do more to reduce the trade-distorting subsidies and dismantle their existing barriers on competitive exports from developing countries. In its just released first ... More PETROLEUM POWER TECHNOLOGY
Voters' list thro' touch-screenThe touch-screen facility at the Collectorate in Kochi can be used to get information about the voters' list. The facility, which was developed by Keltron, has been introduced for the first time in ... More SSI APTDC model on offer A SECOND-generation model of the Andhra Pradesh Technology Development and Promotion Centre (APTDC) is in the offing, for offer to interested State Governments, according to Mr Anjan Das, Director, Andhra Pradesh TDC. In an interview to ... More WATER MANAGEMENT EDUCATION Wipro goes to school; to teach new lessons In Hyderabad it has chosen five schools where about 100 teachers from these schools get a grooming of a different kind, which is designed on extensive research. More
ICAI drive to lure students
KNITWEAR & HOSIERY
Gujarat flare-up, new ST rule Tirupur `seconds' garment trade hits bad patchTHE fortunes of `seconds' hosiery garment producers who make use of the rejected or cut fabrics and export surpluses from knitwear export houses in Tirupur to produce second quality garments have hit a bad patch. At least two external factors ... More RURAL DEVELOPMENT INDUSTRIAL POLICY TN Govt working on policy for pvt industrial parks THE Tamil Nadu Government is working on a policy for the development of private industrial parks that would be entitled to concessions available to the ones promoted by State-run enterprises, according to reliable sources. At a meeting ... More REGULATORY BODIES & RULINGS Regulators Can they act independently? INDIAN regulatory agencies in the few years of their existence have come to be regarded as more like poodles of the Government, which has set them up, rather than the watchdogs they were meant to be. An ample reflection of that was on show when ... More EVENTS EXPORTS & IMPORTS Imports via advance licence totally exempt from duty THE Government of India, through a recent Customs notification for the benefit of the trade, has clarified that imports under advance licence is now exempt from all kinds of duty, subject to fulfilment of certain conditions. Under the powers ... More TOURISM 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. 30-Jul. 6 Dumping: WTO panel rules in favour of SAIL 'Master plan needed for rainwater harvesting' April-May exports record 10.46% growth at $7.4 b Kalam outlines 6-point agenda for nine pc GDP growth rate Big names in PF defaulters' list NTPC to tap global equity markets Jaswant to put more money into the consumer's pocket Documentation for perks is employer's job Cos allowed to use ECBs to buy PSUs on the block Software exports to US up 32 pc Business confidence picking up: FICCI Why can't banks get back to the basics? |
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