Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Friday, October 04, 2002
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY CEMENT Minister warns cement units against cost manipulation You cannot give an impression that you are blackmailing us on the pricing and availability front. If we continue to get that impression, we will retaliate by using other materials, says Mr Khanduri. More
Cement despatch, production rise COURTS/LEGAL ISSUES Jana Krishnamurthi for simpler tax laws THE Union Minister for Law and Justice, Mr K. Jana Krishnamurthi, has said that fiscal policy must aim at simplification of direct tax laws and plug loopholes in legislation. Addressing a conference of the Income-Tax Appellate Tribunal (ITAT) ... More ECONOMY 50 pc drop in kharif output — AP to seek Rs 1210-cr drought relief package FACED with a severe drought situation, the Andhra Pradesh Government has projected a 50 per cent drop in the kharif foodgrain production . To mitigate the impact of the drought, it has decided to seek a relief package of Rs 1,210 crore and 25 ... More ENVIRONMENT Kerala bio-manure project headed for closure THE State Government and the Thiruvananthapuram City Corporation are fighting what for all practical purposes looks like an increasingly losing battle to prevent the first build-operate-transfer (BOT) project from going under. The threat of the ... More
`Good scope for Indo-US ventures on climate tech'
Plastic waste management plan FOREIGN TRADE Kabul show brings business worth Rs 25 cr IN an effort to get a foothold in the Afghan market, more than half of the Indian companies which participated in the `Made in India' show in Kabul have decided to appoint dealers for their products while another 10 per cent of the participants ... More HEALTH Neighbourhood medicare model from Anyuta Under the Anyuta model, three doctors from a locality form a family physician group for the families registered with the system. In an emergency, the families can reach any one of them to get immediate treatment. More
Unani doctors seek better deal POWER Work on fast breeder reactor to start shortly WORK on the 500 MW Prototype Fast Breeder Reactor (PFBR) here is expected to begin shortly, as all the approvals are likely to be obtained in the next two months' time, the Chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission, Dr Anil Kakodkar, said here ... More
Jayalalithaa blames DMK Govt for TNEB's financial crisis
SC sends back CESC tariff issue to West Bengal ERC TAXATION States set to re-align draft VAT laws ALL States are set to re-align their draft legislations on value-added tax (VAT) in line with the Centre's recommendations by the end of this month. The Empowered Committee of Finance Secretaries on VAT, which met here today, arrived at a ... More TEXTILES 8,000 visitors expected at Heimtextil fair AS many as 8,000 trade visitors are expected to participate in the third edition of Heimtextil India trade fair commencing in the Capital from October 4. The fair focuses on Home and Household textile and accessories. The general global ... More SSI WATER MANAGEMENT Tank revival project begins in Karnataka BANGALORE: The Government has commenced its project of desilting about 2,000 tanks in various districts under the World Bank-assisted Jalasamvardhane scheme. The Rs 650-crore project would cover 26 districts and is expected to boost ... More
Water management policy on cards EDUCATION Dr Reddy's social initiative HYDERABAD: DR Reddy's Laboratories Ltd has announced the launch of a new social initiative in the field of health education - Dr Reddy's Foundation for Health Education (DRFHE). In a press release here on Thursday, the company said ... More TEXTILE MACHINERY Slump in demand for textile gear to persist THE slump in demand for textile machinery is expected to continue in the near future with the closing down several of several mills. According to Mr G.T. Dembla, Chairman, Textile Machinery Manufacturers Association, the recession, coupled with ... More DISINVESTMENT Naik sings the same tune on divestment — Will NDA agenda prove trump card? The cheer generated in the pro-divestment group after the Prime Minister's statement on Wednesday may be short-lived. More
WTO 
`Liberalisation not synonymous with services deregulation'LIBERALISATION of the service sector during the course of WTO negotiations does not necessarily mean deregulation, Mr A. Hamid Mamdouh, Director (Trade in Services Division), World Trade Organisation (WTO), has said. "It may even mean mere ... More EVENTS Indo-ASEAN business summit on Oct 17-18 THE Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) along with the Ministries of External Affairs and Commerce and Industry will organise the first Indo-ASEAN business summit. The summit will be held in New Delhi and Hyderabad on ... More
Seminar on investment opportunities
TOURISM 
Kerala Travel Mart gets off the blockTHE three-day Kerala Travel Mart got off to a colourful start on Thursday with a pageant of caparisoned elephants, traditional music and various Kerala art forms such as Kathakali, Kavadiyattom and Velakali. Inaugurating the function, the Chief ... More
Bastar to be promoted for tourism ECONOMIC OFFENCES Adulterated petrol? You can complain online IN a bid to curb adulteration of petroleum products, the Minister of Petroleum and Natural Gas, Mr Ram Naik, on Thursday launched the official Web site of the Anti-Adulteration Cell (AAC). Consumers can now lodge complaints and obtain ... More
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Top Stories In Depth Gender Justice Simple Economics Small Investor Looking back Sep. 22-Sep. 28 NCAER concern over cost of high forex reserves Govt to hive off maritime institute before SCI sale `Infrastructure: In China, the government is venture capitalist' — Mr B. Sridhar, Director, Bengal Tiger Line Higher offtake raises Q1 exports 10 pc Impact of Asian brown haze `exaggerated' `Software exports to US growing at 25 pc' Creating `bullet-proof' managers for corporate world The Garden City is stressed out IISc ties up to launch Web library Post-IPR, drug prices set to rise: Report NCAER scales down growth rate to 4.8% Rise in newsprint price likely from October Ascon study upbeat on service sector `Security' curbs likely on FDI from neighbouring nations State Govts not for using small savings to retire high-cost debt |
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