The Hindu Business Line : Monday, September 09, 2002

UTI approaches SEBI to reset returns for assured schemes
UNIT Trust of India has informed the Government that it has moved the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) to re-set the returns in several of its Monthly Income Plan (MIP) schemes, in which both the principal and the annual dividends ... More

Advertisers tune into FM radio
IT'S cheap and effective. The opening up of the airwaves to private operators has led to new advertisers such as newspapers and periodicals, financial companies and even companies on recruitment drive using the medium. So, now one hears Star ... More

Debt-swap package: Ministry under pressure to review rider
THE Finance Ministry has been forced to review a key rider it has attached to the proposed Rs 1,00,000 crore debt-swap package for States. The main conditionality in the package is that States will be allowed access to additional market ... More

Channel war over 9/11 hots up
IT'S an opportunity news channels - both desi and foreign - don't want to miss. Television channels are gearing up to cover the first year commemoration of those who died when the Al-Qaeda struck the twin towers of the World Trade Centre ... More

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