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Saturday, February 01, 2003
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT ICMR to set up Rs 200-cr animal resource facility THE Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) has proposed to set up the national animal resource facility in Hyderabad at a cost of about Rs 200 crore to meet international norms for biotech and pharma products and the State Government has ... More BUDGET Budget poll shows optimism WHAT would the forthcoming budget be like? `Middle-of-the-road' — says a staggering 72 per cent of the CEOs polled by the global market research major NFO-MBL India. The poll conducted in Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai and Bangalore ... More ECONOMY April-Dec fiscal deficit declines BUOYANT revenue collections have enabled the Centre to restrict its fiscal deficit for April-December 2002 to Rs 86,269 crore, as against Rs 89,014 crore during the corresponding nine months of the previous fiscal. Moreover, the fiscal deficit ... More PETROLEUM Petrol, diesel prices up 40 paise THE consumer will be paying around 40 paise more for every litre of petrol and diesel purchased from Friday midnight . The oil marketing companies have raised the consumer prices of the two mass consumption products owing to the recent spurt in ... More POWER Govt to hold talks with GE, Bechtel on Dabhol THE Government is scheduled to hold meetings in the coming week with GE and Bechtel, promoters of Dabhol Power Corporation (DPC), to restart power generation from the project. ``GE has asked for a meeting next week. I have received a ... More STEEL Steel industry facing challenges — `Only fittest will survive' The report identified trade actions coupled with stagnancy of domestic steel demand as two of the biggest problems facing the steel industry. More
`Tap domestic market fully' TAXATION Compensate States for implementing VAT: CM `The compensation should be on a continuous basis since State Governments would totally lose the benefit from CST.' More COAL UK mining equipment industry upbeat on India THE British mining equipment industry expects a brisk growth in business, especially with an almost 50 per cent increase planned in the quantity of coal mined in India. As it is, a UK company has supplied the latest technology in coal mining to ... More EDUCATION IIT-KGP to have wider interface with industry THE number of students pursuing under-graduate and post-graduate courses at the Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur (IIT-KGP) is set to go up to 5,000 by 2005 from 3,500 at present. Towards this end, infrastructure at the campus in ... More
Vastu centre earns its keep FOODS & FOOD PROCESSING Global food tech meet in Hyderabad THE second International FoodTec 2003 exhibition with nearly 80 participants, including 15 global food companies will begin on Saturday at the recently developed HITEX grounds. Organised by the CIDEX Trade Fairs, Koelnmesse International and ... More LEATHER 
CLE hopes to raise export share to 4%THE Council for Leather Exports is optimistic that despite the constraints, India's share of export in the global leather trade would increase from 2.6 per cent to 4 per cent by the end of the Tenth Plan. Stating this at the inauguration of the ... More DISINVESTMENT `Centre not expediting airport privatisation' — Bombardier keen on Bangalore metro CANADIAN major, Bombardier International, is looking at the possibility of participating in building a metro transit system and opening an R&D centre in Bangalore, the Chief Minister, Mr S.M. Krishna, today said. Addressing newspersons here, Mr ... More WTO Ministry ready with list of non-tariff barriers THE Commerce Ministry is ready with a roster of the various non-tariff barriers (NTBs) confronting Indian exporters abroad as the deadline for submission of such a list to the World Trade Organization (WTO) under the market access negotiations ... More NATURAL CALAMITIES Govt to demand Rs 2,027 cr as drought relief THE Tamil Nadu Government will request the Centre to pay Rs 2027.53 crore as compensation for drought damage. Replying to the debate on the motion of thanks to the Governor's address, the Chief Minister, Ms Jayalalithaa on Friday said the ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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