The Hindu Business Line : Tuesday, January 14, 2003

Defiance of interconnection order — TRAI may penalise cell operators
While TRAI officials refused to divulge the next course of action, the sources noted that having issued a directive, there is no going back now. More

Cell cos likely to approach PM
THE cellular operators are likely to seek the Prime Minister, Mr Atal Bihari Vajpayee's intervention in response to the directive issued by the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) to provide interconnection with basic operators offering ... More

Soaps to get more `colourful' lather
IF you are bored with watching rich Punjabi or Marwari households unfold family dramas on tear-jerking telly soaps, there could well be some respite. Popular entertainment channels of late have started airing serials set in different backdrops. ... More

Honda plans big for India
MOTORISTS love to zip through the new expressway that leads to Greater Noida from Delhi, escaping from the frustrating traffic of the Capital. And, if there is anyone in the vicinity who wants to end their joy ride by crowding the roads with ... More

Toyota to wait for policies to fall in place
THE Japanese automotive major, Toyota Motor Corporation (TMC) sees India as a good market for investment and selling its range of cars but would wait till its earlier engagement through the joint venture with the Kirloskar taking concrete future ... More

Textile Ministry proposes lower excise duty burden
EVEN as the textile sector is riddled with divergent view points on what should be the applicable excise duty rate, the recommendations from the Ministry of Textiles (MoT), the administrative Ministry for the sector, seems to be adding one more ... More

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