Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Thursday, November 21, 2002
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY AWARDS & HONOURS CONSUMER ELECTRONICS Consumer durables from China set to make a splash HAVING overrun the European and American markets, the Chinese consumer durables companies are now eyeing the Indian market. First, it was TCL Overseas Holdings Ltd making a re-entry into the Indian market and now it is GZITIC Hualing Group, ... More ECONOMY Moody's holds talks with Govt on rating review OFFICIALS of the global credit rating agency, Moody's Investors Service today held discussions with senior Finance Ministry officials, ahead of the promised upgrade of India's foreign currency rating. Last week, Moody's had said that India's ... More
Licensed and delicensed sectors — Maharashtra heads list of investment proposals ENVIRONMENT Environmental health action plan on the anvil THE Union Ministry of Environment and Forests has initiated work on the national environmental health action plan, which would envisage action for the protection of public health that stands threatened by environmental pollution. The Union ... More HOTELS Hotel occupancy in Chennai rises — But no signs of foreign groups Hotels are also trying to shore up the bottom line with food and beverage sales. More PETROLEUM Oil cos' diesel margins fall 50 pc MARKETING margins of diesel, which forms almost half of all the petroleum products sold in the country, have fallen by almost 50 per cent in the past couple of months. The returns to oil marketing companies on every kilolitre of diesel sold has ... More TAXATION Kelkar proposals on search cases flayed THE Merchants Chamber of Commerce here has stated that the Vijay Kelkar panel proposal omitting the special procedure for assessment of search cases, which provides for tax at 60 per cent of the concealed income and levies full penal consequences ... More TEXTILES SSI 'Kelkar proposals to hit SSI units' THE Tamil Nadu Chamber of Commerce and Industry has strongly objected to the recommendation made by the Task Force led by Dr Vijay Kelkar for reduction of the Central excise exemption limit for small-scale industries. The Chamber President, Mr ... More
K-bip listing facility for units in Kerala
SSIs plead for more amenities RADIO/TV BBC sees no threat from other news channels BBC World, the international news and information channel, has made considerable gains in its advertisement revenues from the Asian region, away from the traditional European or American markets. The first nine months of the calendar year have ... More HCV/LCV/TRACTORS SBI Kerala, Shriram ink pact for truck finance SIL will assist designated branches of SBI with identifying eligible beneficiaries for finance and help them complete formalities connected with loan disbursement and registration of vehicles. More WASHING MACHINES Washed out? After rapid growth rates, the washing machines segment has seen lukewarm sales, hit by a variety of factors. More MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS & HOSPITALS Chiranjeevi blood bank to be upgraded CHARITABLE institutions which want to set up blood banks on non-commercial lines will not face any hurdles or objections from the Drug Control Administration in getting clearances, according to Mr P. Ananthasayanam Reddy, senior police official ... More REAL ESTATE & CONSTRUCTION Builders vie for space in Bannerghatta area IN 1992, when students of the Indian Institute of Management (IIM), Bangalore had to get into the city, it was a major expedition. In fact, they had to plan their visit, wait for the institute bus to ferry them to the city and back. Today, 10 ... More
Housing without the hassle LEATHER Low occupancy at Leather Complex — Kolkata tannery row worries exporters WHAT was expected to happen at least seven months ago in March this year happened all off a sudden earlier this week when the State Government decided to crack down on tanneries still operating at their original locations on the city's eastern ... More INDUSTRY ASSOCIATIONS Chamber urges Mexico to relax visa norms THE PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PHDCCI) has called upon the Mexico Government to relax its rigid visa norms to strengthen the bilateral trade ties between the two countries. Speaking to newspersons here on Wednesday about the recent ... More SOCIAL WELFARE IIA to launch social welfare programmes INDIAN Institute of Architects (IIA), Kerala Chapter, plans to undertake various social welfare programmes during 2002-04, which would be officially inaugurated on Thursday. Speaking to newspersons, the first Chairperson of the IIA Kerala ... More EVENTS Sweden courting Pune cos PUNE, the erstwhile land of the Peshwas and currently one of the strongest bastions of the information technology boom, is busy this week in a slow waltz with the denizens from the land of Alfred Nobel and Ingmar Bergman. The two-day seminar on ... More
Foundry meet to discuss trends, technologies
IISc to host seminar
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