Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Monday, May 19, 2003
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Monday, May 19, 2003 |
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY EMPLOYMENT There's cool comfort in summer jobs SUMMER jobs for undergrads are not a taboo anymore. The Indian middle class is no longer snobbish about letting teenagers earn that extra buck by serving a coffee or a pizza or selling a credit card. Sensing this change in the attitude, ... More ECONOMY Bank credit dips by Rs 1,613 cr BANK credit has dipped by Rs 1,613 crore to Rs 7,31,259 crore for the fortnight ended May 2, 2003, compared to Rs 7,31,429 crore in the previous week. This is inclusive of food credit at Rs 49,922 crore and non-food credit at Rs 6,81,337 ... More ENVIRONMENT Luring investors for an eco discovery trip THE Western Ghats, one of the 18 prime bio-diverse regions in the world, covers about 16 million hectares. Of this, only about three million hectares of forest remains absolutely pristine. The fact is that about 11 million hectares of the ... More FOREIGN TRADE CII lines up 20 missions abroad to boost trade IN an effort to expand India's global trade, the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) is sending at least 20 missions and projects abroad. This includes a team to Korea, a renewable energy mission to the US, a CEO mission to Kuwait and Sri ... More PSU PETROLEUM 
Truckers' strike hits April petro products consumptionCONSUMPTION of petroleum products posted a -8.9 per cent growth in April. Sales of transport fuels took a beating thanks to the 10-day nation-wide transporters' strike last month. As supply chains of most consumer and industrial products were ... More PHARMACEUTICALS POWER KPCL mulls joint venture for coal-based power plant — Chhattisgarh, Gujarat to take part IN what could emerge a trendsetter, Karnataka Power Corporation Ltd (KPCL), Chhattisgarh and Gujarat Governments have initiated moves to set up a joint venture coal-based power plant. The KPCL's Managing Director, Mr K. Jothiramalingam, ... More
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NTPC drops plan to add capacity at Anta, Auraiya EDUCATION INDUSTRY ASSOCIATIONS Chamber calls for corrective steps THE private sector will not shed its historical apathy for Kerala unless the State acknowledges its weaknesses and shortcomings and initiate an action plan to correct its mistakes, Mr R.K. Somany, President of the Associated Chambers of Commerce ... More READYMADE GARMENTS A stitch in time The KINFRA International Apparel Park at Thumba, on the outskirts of Thiruvananthapuram, is offering a tailor-made plan to better the lot of women and boost the local economy. More SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY 
`Reach out for the Stars'REMEMBERING Kalpana Chawla and her role in the advancement of space programme, the BM Birla Science Centre on Sunday released `Reach out for the Stars', a 45-minute `sky show' lined up for screening for three months at the planetarium ... More RESORTS & AMUSEMENT PARKS EVENTS ENTERTAINMENT & LEISURE Copy control CDs to weed out pirates IT is yet another attempt by the music industry to keep itself afloat. After cutting down prices of music CDs, in a bid to curb piracy, music companies are planning to launch copy control CDs (CCCDs). While EMI-owned Virgin Records has taken ... More EXPORTS & IMPORTS CTV exports set to grow by 20 pc COLOUR television exports are set to grow by 20 per cent to half a million units in the current fiscal. According to officials from the Consumer Electronics and Television Manufacturers Association (CETMA), apart from an improved perception of ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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