Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Sunday, November 24, 2002
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Sunday, November 24, 2002 |
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY PENSION PLANS Invest smart, retire hurt EQUITY investment by pension and provident funds has been the subject of recent debates on pension reforms. Many experts have argued that smart investment, considered synonymous with equity investment, could be the panacea to the problem of low ... More ANTI-DUMPING Chinese imports hit Travancore Titanium — Stocks worth Rs 26 cr piled up: Union THE state-owned Travancore Titanium Products Ltd (TTP), the leading manufacturer of anatase grade titanium dioxide in the country, is sitting on a pile of unsold stocks worth Rs 26 crore. Heavy taxation combined with large-scale import of the ... More
Dumping duty likely on lamps from China, HK ECONOMY 
No fears of financial crisis: Jalan `Macro-economic indicators are strong' RULING out any threat of a domestic financial crisis, the Governor of the Reserve Bank of India, Dr Bimal Jalan, on Saturday said the macro-economic indicators of the Indian economy were strong with low inflation, a reasonable good growth and low ... More
PM clears hike in Plan allocation for sports
FERTILISERS Phosphatic/complex fertilisers — In need of nutrients THE players in the phosphatic fertiliser industry are certainly in better shape to face the challenges thrown up by decontrol than their counterparts in nitrogenous fertilisers. After all, unlike urea manufacturers, players in phosphatic ... More
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Fertiliser stocks: It can only get better STEEL Indian steel on a roll THE domestic steel manufacturers are on a roll. Buoyed by a dramatic improvement in steel prices, starting from January this year, the steel majors are all seeing an improvement in performance this fiscal. The recently announced half-yearly ... More TYRES Truck, bus tyre production up In September TRUCK and bus tyre production improved marginally in the month of September to touch 8.23 lakh as against a production level of 8.20 lakh tyres recorded in the month of August 2002. The production performance in this category in September this ... More COAL Meet on Nov 27 to study fund support aspect — Ministry initiates steps for revival of ECL EVEN as the revival scheme for Eastern Coalfields Ltd (ECL) is yet to be submitted by the Central trade unions , the Union Ministry of Coal has initiated moves to find out ways as to how financial support could be arranged for the effective ... More REAL ESTATE & CONSTRUCTION Project exports rise 5.4 pc PROJECT exports from India registered a growth of 5.4 per cent in 2001-02 to touch a level of Rs 1,434 crore, according to Mr Rajiv Pratap Rudy, Minister of State for Commerce and Industry. Addressing a function organised in the Capital to give ... More ALUMINIUM Tenth Plan aluminium growth target at 8% The country's total aluminium output will be less than one per cent of the global aluminium production though India accounts for nearly five per cent of the world's proven aluminium reserves and ranks fifth among nations in terms of volumes of reserv es. More INDUSTRY ASSOCIATIONS 
Agri task force submits proposals to PMTHE Task Force on Agriculture constituted by the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) today submitted its report to the Prime Minister, Mr A.B. Vajpayee. The Task Force made a presentation on `Indian agriculture ... More SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY New ISRO rocket series takes off A Rohini sounding rocket, RH-200, launched this week marks the beginning of a new series of rocket launches as part of MIDAS, the Middle Atmospheric Dynamics Science research programme. During the next five years, the programme will study ... More
CCMB research facility for infectious diseases DISINVESTMENT Hearing over in Jessop case; verdict reserved MR Justice K.J. Sengupta of the Calcutta High Court on Thursday heard the submission of the counsel of Jessop & Co Ltd Staff Association and concluded the hearing pursuant to an order passed by the Supreme Court. Judgement is kept reserved. The ... More
Jindal plan proves our point, say Salem Steel workers WTO `Trade barriers on services must go' WITH the services sector accounting for 49 per cent of the national economy and growing rapidly, its role for the developing countries in the context of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) has brought to light new issues which need to be addressed ... More RURAL DEVELOPMENT Rs 1,200-cr scheme to provide drinking water to villages IN order to ensure that all the villages in the country have access to clean drinking water, the Rural Development Ministry has announced the Swajaldhara Scheme, at an investment of Rs 1,200 crore. Addressing a press conference here on Friday, ... More INCOME TAX Tax rebates under Section 88 may be retained in limited manner: Tax assn AS a follow-up to the discussions held with Dr Vijay Kelkar, Chairman of the Task Force on Direct and Indirect taxes, prior to submission of the consultation paper which has kicked up a veritable storm in various quarters, the Direct Taxes ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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Top Stories In Depth Gender Justice Simple Economics Small Investor Looking back Nov. 17-Nov. 23 Tax rebates removal, a breach of trust: Experts `Promote neem on global arena' ICSE online courses eye school dropouts Industrial fuels sale up in October Non-basmati varieties may take a beating Met office aiming at accurate forecast Festive October brings smile back to auto sector players TV channels among biggest ad spenders in print media Garment exports up 15 pc in first half Parboiled rice exports hit by price hike Fiscal deficit under control: Narayan SC hearing on limited mobility — Cellular operators accuse DoT of ignoring TRAI recommendations Core sector growth in April-Oct at 5.6 pc — Cement, steel lead the pack Govt to relax FDI rules |
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