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Managing your pennies
In many ways, the stock market is akin to a football match, where the game-plan might go awry and you might have to change your moves to score. Given this scenario, how does one manage investments or portfolios? Excerpts from Tom Dorsey's Trading Tips could provide you some valuable insight. More

TELECOMMUNICATIONS


  • New facility from Spice

    ECONOMY


    Kerala finances back on rails: Minister
    The Government did not have to raise loans from co-operative institutions or advances from the Centre to get past the season. More

  • Inflation rises

    EXCISE AND CUSTOMS


    Chennai Customs info service for shippers
    THE Chennai Customs House (CCH) has introduced CHITS, Custom House Information Technology Service, in a bid to improve dissemination of faster information to importer/exporter. CHITS would provide various services to the shippers on daily a ... More

    HEALTH


    AIDS prevention
    As the years go by, awareness and prevention programmes for AIDS is touching the business community as well. Last week on Rajiv Gandhi's birth anniversary, among the many programmes in the city, was a tie-up of the Rajiv Gandhi Foundation with ... More

    INFRASTRUCTURE


    Ropeway project launched in Vizag
    A PROJECT for the construction of a ropeway for joyrides from the seashore to the summit of the Kailasgiri hill, offering a view of the Bay of Bengal and the city, has being launched in Visakhapatnam. The Visakhapatnam Urban Development ... More

    PETROLEUM


    15 HPCL outlets in Chennai to be upgraded
    FIFTEEN of the 55-odd petrol stations of Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd are to be upgraded to `Club' standards. These outlets will have a plethora of add-on facilities, such as convenience store, ATM, newspaper stall and facilities to check ... More

    POWER


    `Energy conservation as important as production'
    THE Power Secretary, Mr R.V. Shahi, has said that a concerted effort by consumers, managers and technocrats at large is required for an effective implementation of energy conservation norms. Mr Shahi also agreed that the saving due to ... More

    `Holistic approach to energy needed'
    KERALA'S energy sector remains unexplored and undocumented and as a result, its development continues to be slow, inadequate and mostly erratic. ``This is in spite of the fact that a major chunk of the Plan allocation, about 23.67 per cent of ... More

    TAXATION


    Drought impact a cause for worry — Govt revenue up 10 pc in June
    THE Tamil Nadu Government's tax revenue continues to demonstrate a buoyant trend with an increase of nearly 10 per cent up to June, compared to the same period last year. However, the Government is worried about the possible adverse impact the ... More

    TEXTILES


    TN textile exports facing transhipment delays
    TEXTILE shippers from Tamil Nadu who use Colombo transhipment route for their export cargo to European destination ports are facing delay in getting into mainline vessels as most of the `mother' vessels coming from the Far East choose to skip the ... More

    WATER MANAGEMENT


    Role for villagers in drinking water projects pays dividends
    According to Mr Thakare, local knowledge is germane to the proper implementation of these schemes when they come up. "We felt that people's wisdom and skills in understanding their environment should be used to develop water supply schemes,'' he said . More

    Spurious brands flood bottled water market in TN
    The intensity of the Tamil Nadu Govt drive against non-standard water has tapered off, and water of poor quality is available in the market. More

    COAL


    Fly-ash for Govt buildings: GOs aplenty, but no impact
    NOTWITHSTANDING a string of Government Orders insisting on use of fly-ash as an alternative building material by its departments in all their civil works, mountains of this waste product are piling up in Andhra Pradesh, much to the discomfiture ... More

    BREWERIES


    Panel to study alcohol industry woes demanded
    THE Distillers' Association of Maharashtra has asked the Government to set up a joint coordination committee consisting of the authorities and industry representatives to discuss and tackle problems of the alcohol industry. Addressing a seminar ... More

    RADIO/TV


    Stand-alones are languishing — Kids' channel is tough nut to sell
    THEY were lured by pester power. Except Cartoon Network, the other stand-alone kids channels such as the Pentamedia Graphics-promoted Splash TV, Viacom's Nickelodeon, Hallmark Entertainment's Kermit have all been languishing. And channels like ... More

    EDUCATION


    Move for FDI in elementary education comes under fire
    "Instead of reaching 40 per cent of the children below the poverty line, FDI will accentuate existing inequities in economic opportunities as well as gender-location disability biases. It may turn out be India's Trojan horse," says Mr Sanjiv Kaura, N ational Convenor, NAFRE. More

  • JNCASR is a deemed varsity

    FOODS & FOOD PROCESSING


    Ministry to go easy on food labels
    IF you can't wield the stick, try the carrot, or at least that is the line the Union Health Ministry is taking to rein in corporates not adhering to the coloured-dot labelling scheme for food products. Though consumers may see a Complan, for ... More

    GEMS & JEWELLERY


    Jewel 2002
    A sales girl displaying fresh water pearl necklace in an exhibition "jewel 2002" organised by ZAK-ANZ International Trade and Marketing Associates in Chennai on Sunday. A wide range of jewellery made of gold, diamonds, silver, pearl, platinum, ... More

    MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS & HOSPITALS


  • Sankara Netralaya opens centre in Bangalore

    GRANITE & MARBLE


    `Serpentine' marble included in EO discharge
    THE Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT), through a recent circular, has now clarified for the benefit of Customs as well as Regional Licensing Authorities that for the purpose of exports under the Duty Exemption Scheme, the `Serpentine' ... More

    SMALL SAVINGS


    Subscribers to gain from delay in EPF notification
    The delay in issuing the notification — to be done by the Labour Ministry — has ensured that EPF subscribers would effectively receive an interest of around 9.25 per cent on their deposits during 2002-03, officials said. More

    Debt swaps may be restricted to loans against small savings
    THE Centre has proposed to restrict debt-swaps to loans extended to States against small savings. Negotiated loans raised by States from financial institutions and banks are proposed to be kept out of the purview of the formal debt-swap ... More

  • Adalat for PF-related grievances

    SOCIAL WELFARE


    vMoksha's initiative for deprived girls
    FIRST it helped them bridge the digital divide, and now they can showcase their skills on their own Web site, thanks to vMoksha Technologies. Over the past 10 months, 24 residents of Navajeevana, a home for the underprivileged girls on the ... More

    EVENTS


    Aqua meet to focus on 10th plan strategy
    IDENTIFYING core issues in sustainable shrimp aquaculture, framing measures within the directives of the Supreme Court on shrimp farming and the strategy for the Tenth Plan will be the emphasis of a two-day expert consultation on aquaculture, ... More

  • Nellore Engagements
  • Bangalore Engagements
  • Hyderabad Engagements

    INCOME TAX


    Interest to `nominal' members of co-ops may attract TDS
    CO-OPERATIVE societies may soon be required to deduct tax at source (TDS) on interest payments made to its `nominal' members. The Finance Ministry is considering a proposal to withdraw the existing TDS exemption on interest income paid to ... More

    EXPORTS & IMPORTS


    Materials damaged in 2000 floods — Kukatpalli CFS users yet to get full compensation
    MANUFACTURERS of different materials in the twin cities, who stored their imported products and those meant for export in the Central Warehousing Corporation's (CWC) Customs-bonded godowns at Container Freight Station in Kukatpalli here two years ... More

    TOURISM


    Rlys to run specials for Pushkaram fete
    THE Railways will run five special trains with 20 coaches apiece to cater to the needs of the public during the Godavari "Pushkaram" fete being celebrated next July. An initial grant of Rs 1 crore has been given for improving infrastructure at ... More
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