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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY COURTS/LEGAL ISSUES SC dismisses Govt plea on rubber issue Upholds Bombay HC vacating import ban under advance licence THE Supreme Court has upheld the Bombay High Court order, vacating ban on import of natural rubber under the advance licence scheme (ALS). Dismissing a special leave petition filed by the Centre challenging the Bombay High Court order, a ... More
SC order leaves rubber shrinking
HC restrains Sahara from airing serial ECONOMY
Mounting fiscal deficit worries finance panel chiefTHE task of designing a fair scheme of fiscal transfers has become increasingly difficult as both the Centre and the States are continuing to incur mounting deficits, according to the Chairman of the Twelfth Finance Commission, Dr C. Rangarajan. ... More
Finance panel seeks views on fiscal reforms ENVIRONMENT `Artificial coral reefs regenerate marine life' SETTING up artificial coral reefs in the shallow waters of the sea would result in marine resource regeneration and substantial increase in fish catches has been noticed near Nellore coast in experiments since 1995, Mr G. Gopala Krishna Murthy, ... More
Greens oppose pharma city proposal in AP
Ramky to build biomedical waste treatment plant in Howrah EXCISE AND CUSTOMS CBEC issues alert on fake notification MUMBAI: The havoc caused on Tuesday by the widely-circulated fake notification revising tariff value on imported crude soyabean oil (Business Line, May 7) has promptly elicited response in the form of an alert from the Central Board ... More HEALTH
Aiding to prevent Aids!The Prime Minister, Mr Atal Bihari Vajpayee, in a symbolic gesture donating money to a delegation led by the Union Health Minister, Ms Sushma Swaraj, on AIDS awareness to mark the International Red Cross Day in the Capital on Thursday. ... More HOTELS `Occupancy levels at Chennai hotels continue to slide' "The room night contributed by the business segment in Chennai's quality hotels remained stagnant over the period with a marginal 0.6 per cent per annum increase in demand." More PETROLEUM `Only Govt must issue licences for gas pipelines' THE Standing Committee on Petroleum has recommended that the Government and not the regulator should issue licences for natural gas pipelines. It has also sought Government approvals for entry into the gas retailing business. "The gas sector ... More
BPCL to tone up customer service
POWER REC to sanction Rs 1,100 cr to AP THE Rural Electrification Corporation (REC) has agreed to provide financial assistance to the tune of Rs 1,100 crore for the financial year 2003-04 to take up improvement works in sub-stations and electrification of habitations. A decision to ... More STEEL `SARS hits steel export to China' AMIDST contradictory and confusing reports, several representatives of the Indian steel industry have confirmed that exports to China have been affected by the Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS). Apparently, it seems that everything is in ... More
RINL seeks lab for small-scale units in Visakhapatnam TEXTILES SARS fear brings orders for garment units THE fear of SARS (severe acute respiratory syndrome) among European garment buyers who are increasingly reluctant to visit the Far-Eastern garment production bases to place orders seems to be changing the wind of opportunity in favour of Indian ... More SSI Kerala plans to revive small, medium sectors The State Government is in the processing of developing a massive `small industries revival initiative', Mr P.K. Kunhalikutty, State Industries Minister, said. More
WATER
Ion Exchange unit for Rail Neer commissionedION Exchange (India) Ltd, the water treatment company, has commissioned its plant for production of Rail Neer, packaged drinking water for the Indian Railways. The plant was inaugurated by the Union Minister for Railways, Mr Nitish Kumar. The ... More BREWERIES TIDCO to float tender for grape wine project THE Tamil Nadu Industrial Development Corporation (TIDCO) will shortly come out with global tenders to identify private promoters for a grape wine and grape spirits project, according to industry sources. The unit is expected to come up at ... More RADIO/TV TV broadcasters lobby hard to put off CAS EVEN as the deadline for the implementation of a conditional access system (CAS) approaches, the queue outside the office of Information & Broadcasting Minister, Mr Ravi Shankar Prasad, is lengthening with a cross-section of people from the ... More
Basic tier under CAS fixed at Rs 72 EDUCATION Resident programmes for college faculty from ICFAI THE ICFAI University is organising a first of its kind three-day residential development programme for college faculty belonging to business schools, engineering and degree colleges spread across the country. The national conclave of leaders in ... More
MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS & HOSPITALS Manipal Hospital ushers in `corporate' change OVER the last year, there have been quiet changes at the Manipal Hospital on Bangalore's busy Airport Road. A new management team is bringing in a culture that is more "corporate". This is most evident in the new top management, which includes ... More SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
GSLV-D2: It's a `bull's eye' launchTHE country's space programme reached another milestone on Thursday, with the successful launch of the GSLV-D2 rocket and the injection of the GSAT-2 experimental satellite into its designated orbit. The 40-metre, 414-tonne rocket blasted off ... More
GSLV launch: A step closer to self-reliance DISINVESTMENT Govt rapped on HPCL, BPCL disinvestment plans THE CPI(M) leader, Mr Somnath Chatterjee, on Thursday urged the Government not to sell away the country's jewels for a song by disinvesting the profit-making oil companies such as HPCL and BPCL. Initiating a discussion on a motion moved by his ... More
Oil PSUs' disinvestment Parliament nod must, panel tells Govt RURAL DEVELOPMENT `850 acres ready for distribution among tribals' THE State Minister for Tribal Welfare, Dr M.A. Kuttappan, has said that the State Government has readied 850.4 acres of land for distribution among landless tribals during the course of this month and the next. An official spokesman quoted the ... More
EVENTS INCOME TAX Ace offers insurance policy for I-T assessees CONVENTIONAL wisdom suggests that filing income-tax returns is a one-way street, with large fees to be paid to chartered accountants. But a little-known consultancy firm is turning this system on its head by "incentivising" the whole process with ... More TOURISM 11 pc increase in tourist arrivals DESPITE the tension in the Gulf region, India had registered an increase of 11 per cent in foreign tourist arrivals during the first four months of the calendar year as compared to the same period in the previous year. Official figures released ... More ECONOMIC OFFENCES Pricing violation, fraud in grant of licences alleged `Lok Ayukta probe into drug scam almost complete' "The most serious offence is the non-enforcement of laws by the Controllerate, which went against public interest. The public is estimated to have paid more than Rs 200 crore for overpriced medicine in one year." More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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