![]() Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Wednesday, July 24, 2002 |
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY ECONOMY Q1 performance points to recovery THE profit of 252 companies which have announced their first quarter 2002-03 results shows a rise of 18.2 per cent on a cumulative basis. However, growth in total income has only been modest at less than 5 per cent. The growth in operating ... More
AP Govt move to amend Indian Stamp Act
ENVIRONMENT Pampa action plan awaits Govt nod on funds THE implementation of the proposed Rs 272-crore Pampa River Action Plan, which is to be executed in three phases, will now depend on the State's effective participation. According to Mr N.P. Sukumaran Nair, General Secretary, Pampa Samrakshana ... More POWER Further delay likely in power reforms panel report THE report of the expert committee on power reforms set up under the stewardship of Mr Deepak Parekh, Chairman, Infrastructure Development Finance Corporation, will be delayed. The committee was set up in March 2002, by the Union Power Ministry ... More COAL Govt to rein in coal mafia THE Government has taken a "conscious decision" to check pilferage in the country's coal mines. It will also address pilferage at the institutional level, which would help in arresting the linkage between coal mine operations and mafia ... More METALS Cheaper power supply AP Ferro alloy industry hopeful of relief AFTER nearly four months of closure in the wake of a steep hike in power wheeling charges and introduction of grid support charges by APTransco, the ferro alloy industry in Andhra Pradesh has seen a glimmer of hope that the State Government may ... More TRADE & LABOUR UNIONS `Communication key to better labour relations' EFFECTIVE and systematic communication between the management and the workers on a regular basis can reduce industrial dispute, said to Mr A.M. Chakraborty, the Labour Secretary of the West Bengal Government. Mr Chakraborty was addressing ... More EVENTS EXPORTS & IMPORTS Indo-Nepal trade treaty to help check formal imports THE recent renewal of the Indo-Nepal Trade and Transit Treaty would help in checking the inflow of formal imports from Nepal due to ambiguities in the earlier treaty, says an official report of the Committee on Cross Border Trade. The ... More NATURAL CALAMITIES El Nino flies in face of Kerala experience At least not Kerala, and it needn't be if one were to go by the State's experience during the so-called `moderate' and `severe' El Nino years since 1987 till date. The abnormal warming of the Pacific during El Nino changes the atmospheric ... More TOURISM Talks on to boost Alappuzha port tourism potential THE preliminary consultations to develop the Alappuzha port as a tourism-cum-cargo port have been completed. The Government had appointed L&T Ramboll as consultants to study the feasibility of the port. L&T Ramboll officials have held ... More ECONOMIC OFFENCES JPC for action on SHCIL officials involved in DSQ deal THE Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) has sought action against all senior officials of SHCIL including its Managing Director involved in the purchase of 13.3 lakh shares of DSQ Software by the Unit Trust of India (UTI). The off market deal ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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