Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Monday, January 20, 2003
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Monday, January 20, 2003 |
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY NON-CONVENTIONAL ENERGY `Include renewable energy in power bill for growth' THE Ministry of Non-conventional Energy Sources (MNES) has suggested the formulation of a uniform energy policy to strengthen the growth and development of this sector. Presiding over the Twenty-Sixth National Renewable Energy Convention, the ... More ANTI-DUMPING B.K. Mishra is new Director-General of Specific Safeguard THE Union Government has appointed Mr B.K. Mishra, Director-General (Safeguard), as Director-General (Specific Safeguard). Consequent to this appointment, Mr Mishra would now have the powers to investigate the existence of "market disruption" ... More ECONOMY Over Rs 50,000 cr investment likely in five years: CM KERALA is expected to get investments to the tune of Rs 50,000 crore over the next five years in various sectors from with in the country and abroad, according to the Chief Minister, Mr A.K. Antony. Speaking to newspersons after the morning ... More FOREIGN TRADE Germany keen to expand trade DR Bernhard Vogel, Chief Minister of the German Federal State of Thuringia, is leading a high-level delegation to India next week. During his five-day visit beginning January 20, his meetings in Delhi and Bangalore, according to German Embassy ... More INFRASTRUCTURE Kuwait group keen on hotel, highway projects EVEN before the Prime Minister set the tone for the Global Investors' Meet (GIM) at Kochi, investments began to trickle into the State in right earnest. With an investment kitty of Rs 200 crore, the Kuwait-based Naser M Al-Baddah group has ... More PETROLEUM Set right duty anomalies on diesel: Oil Ministry THE Petroleum Ministry recently wrote to the Finance Ministry seeking alignment of the tax incidence on light diesel oil (LDO) with that on high speed diesel (HSD). While LDO and HSD have roughly similar technical specifications, diesel attracts ... More POWER 
Uri generating power... with guns aroundPOWER flows through the barrel of the gun here. Not the political power that Mao Zedong meant, but electric power. At this scenic locale near Uri town in Jammu & Kashmir, surrounded by the mountains of the Pir Panjal Range, the National ... More
Bengal SEB delivers a harsh message
Move to rein in Delhi SEB staff
Failure to finalise payment security — Financiers refuse to release funds for KPCL projects STEEL Steel cos set to increase prices further DOMESTIC steel producers are planning to effect another round of increase in steel prices within the next three to four weeks, according to highly-placed industry sources. Already, market leader Steel Authority of India Ltd (SAIL) has effected ... More TECHNOLOGY KSIDC, NeST group ink pact for tech ventures THE Kochi-based NeST group has signed an MoU with Kerala State Industrial Development Corporation (KSIDC) for implementation of projects under the Kerala Growth Venture Consultancy Pvt Ltd for technology-oriented ventures. The MoU was signed on ... More TEXTILES Accept bonds from exporters, Texprocil urges Central Excise Official sources told Business Line here that the merchant exporters used to execute the bond without payment of duty and export the same and submit the proof of exports, regardless of the port of loading of the material. More WATER AP Govt urged to help solve Vizag water crisis ENGINEERING experts have urged the State Government to take immediate steps for the diversion of Godavari waters and get the Jhanjavati project cleared with the consent of the Orissa Government. They made the plea at an interaction session ... More EDUCATION Parle scholarships for students CHENNAI: Parle Products Pvt Ltd has initiated a scholarship for all-round excellence for school children in Tamil Nadu at the primary and the secondary level. The main aim of the scholarship is help students who are good at academics ... More REAL ESTATE & CONSTRUCTION Chennai lacking in quality office space — MNCs turning to Hyderabad, Bangalore `Though 500,000 sq.ft. of space has been absorbed in the last 10 months this has been the least in three years.' More DISINVESTMENT Braithwaite sell-off to be over by March THE divestment programme of Braithwaite Burn and Jessop Construction Company (BBJ) is now entering its last lap with the Government keen to complete the process by the third week of March. Sources said that financial recast of the company had ... More FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT Inflows of Rs 5,000 cr garnered at meet KERALA State Industrial Development Corporation (KSIDC) officials have said that investment inflows of over Rs 5,000 crore were garnered on the first day of the Global Investors' Meet (GIM), the massive drive initiated by the State Government to ... More WTO Nasscom takes NJ Bill to WTO "We have appointed a PR cum public affairs consultancy agency in the US to handle this issue, as well as to pro-actively anticipate issues that affect Indian software firms and build up opinion against such moves". More EVENTS After the GIMnastics SO finally, it's over - the Global Investors' Meet (GIM), Kerala's grandest-ever attempt to change its slothful image and emerge, Phoenix-like, as an attractive destination for industrial investment. It is, of course, too early to assess the ... More EXPORTS & IMPORTS Textile exports to Brazil move up Brazilian companies evinced interest to buy Indian textile products but were reluctant to conclude any transactions due to uncertainties over the real exchange rate. More TOURISM Rajasthan woos Arab tourists RAJASTHAN'S famed tourist attractions have been undersold in the Gulf and West Asian region and the State Government has embarked on a major promotional campaign to boost Arab tourist traffic in the coming years, according to a senior State ... More
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