The Hindu Business Line : Monday, March 31, 2003

Forex inflow dip to hit Govt borrowings
WITH forex inflows slowing down considerably in recent weeks and restraining the relentless build-up of the central bank's reserves, the party for large-scale market borrowings by the Government at low interest rates may soon be over. Already, ... More

DoT may propose higher WLL licence fee — Addl one-time entry charge, more mobile operators other options for level field
THE Department of Telecommunications is evaluating a package including imposition of an additional one-time entry fee and enhanced licence fee for limited mobility (WLL) services as also allowing more operators in the mobile sector, in order to ... More

World Cup lifts AIR spirits, revenues
THE cricket World Cup has not just helped SET Max or Doordarshan rake in the moolah, but the good old All India Radio (AIR) is also laughing all the way to the bank. Prasar Bharati acquired the rights from WSG Nimbus for 27 matches for Rs 36 ... More

Apollo Tyres won't use Modi Rubber facility: Kanwar
IT is official now. Apollo Tyres efforts to get a foothold in North India through contract production of tyres at the manufacturing facility of Modi Rubber has run into rough weather. The senior management of the tyre major has now admitted ... More

Food majors rushing to shed `junk' tag
MS INDRA Nooyi, President & Chief Financial Officer, PepsiCo, who is being groomed to ultimately take over the top job at the beverage giant's headquarters, has a clear directive - introduction of health foods. The objective of the exercise is ... More

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