The Hindu Business Line : Sunday, May 25, 2003

Rajnath gets Agriculture, Hussain shifted in reshuffle — Trinamool stays out, for now
THERE is never an end to the drama, apart from pulls and pressures, when a reshuffle of the Union Council of Ministers involves a coalition Government. It was no different in the case of the BJP-led NDA coalition Government this evening when the ... More

Spare `unwilful' defaulters: India Inc
`DISCLOSURE' continues to be a dreadful word for India Inc, whether it be in respect of reporting of financial activities to shareholders and stakeholders or for that matter the publishing of names of defaulter-borrowers. A section of India ... More

Insurance funds to flow into road projects — LIC finalising loan pact with NHDP
INSURANCE funds are set to be ploughed into the highways sector for the first time, with the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) and Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) finalising the terms for a long-term loan agreement of Rs 6,000 crore to ... More

Now, ads that tell a story
WHAT happened to Sachin after the Pepsi bottles knocked him out? Did Shah Rukh find the owner of the yellow scarf? Has Shah Rukh been sacked by Hyundai? Welcome to the next new thing in advertising: Episodic ads that tell a story. Hyundai ... More

Shaw Wallace beer division head exits
SABMiller's management takeover of Shaw Wallace Breweries has produced the first major change in operational structure. Mr Deepak Chaudhuri, Director and Head of Shaw Wallace Breweries, has quit the company immediately after the Manu Chhabria ... More

MobileFirst cuts tariffs
MOBILEFIRST, the alliance of four cellular operators - BPL Mobile, Escotel, RPG Cellular and Spice Telecom - has announced new outgoing rates on the existing tariff plan - Plan 399. At Rs 399 per month, the new MobileFirst Plan 399 offers Rs ... More

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