The Hindu Business Line : Tuesday, January 21, 2003

Mahajan call ends interconnect row
IN an end to the weeklong impasse that haunted the telecom sector, the private cellular operators have softened their belligerent attitude towards the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) and will be withdrawing their petition filed in ... More

Limited mobility hearing adjourned
THE Telecom Dispute Settlement Appellate Tribunal (TDSAT) has tentatively scheduled further hearing on the limited mobility case, which was referred to it by the Supreme Court for February 24. Meanwhile, it also adjourned its hearing on a ... More

VAT may turn textiles, sugar, tobacco dearer
COME June and the consumer may have to cough up higher prices for sugar, textiles and tobacco products. The reason: the Centre's proposal `empowering' State Governments to levy sales tax/value-added tax (VAT) on these three commodities, with ... More

Interest boosts Canara Bank Q3 net
CANARA Bank has declared a net profit of Rs 292 crore for the third quarter, a 4 per cent increase over the second quarter's Rs 281 crore, and an 83 per cent increase over the corresponding period in the previous year Speaking to presspersons ... More

When `maaliks' manage a protest
IF the workers can do it outside the offices and factories to show their might against the management, so can the ``maaliks'' (or owners and, in a broader sense, managements). This was proved today when — outside Nilhat House, where ... More

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