The Hindu Business Line : Thursday, September 26, 2002

PSUs on hit-list to boost revenues
THE deceleration in tax revenues has forced the Finance Ministry to target public sector undertakings for shoring up non-tax receipts in order to avert any possible slippage in fiscal deficit. The Ministry has, for a second year in a row, ... More

Markets brave the shoot-out
THE attack on the Akshardham Swaminarayan temple in Gandhinagar in Gujarat hardly had any impact on the stock and financial markets today. However, tomorrow, several market participants are expected to respond positively to the bandh call ... More

Operations overboard: NEC
NEC Engineers Pvt Ltd, whose name reportedly figures in a dossier on Iraq's military plans presented to the House of Commons today maintained that the company has been undertaking business in West Asia only in respect of United Nations sanctioned ... More

Seafood units discuss ban with Ministry officials
REPRESENTATIVES of the five seafood units banned by the Export Inspection Agency (EIA) from production and export of seafood met with the officials of the Commerce Ministry today exploring avenues to sort out the current EU export imbroglio. ... More

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