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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY TELECOMMUNICATIONS ENVIRONMENT AP working on solid waste disposal plan IN an effort to help municipalities tackle the growing `garbage' problems in Andhra Pradesh, the Environmental Protection Training Research Institute (EPTRI), here is working out a three-year strategy. The EPTRI has been entrusted the task by a ... More
PETROLEUM Putting a brand in your tank! The accent on better quality fuel has ensured the success of branded fuel. Oil retailers now want to exploit the potential by launching more such brands. More STEEL Steel output goes up 8.7% in April THE total production of finished steel in April this year has been provisionally estimated at 26.50 lakh tonnes as against 24.38 lakh tonnes last April, showing an increase of 8.7 per cent, according to figures released by the Ministry of Steel ... More SUGAR BKS urges factory to clear cane dues THE Bharatiya Kisan Sangha (BKS) has demanded that the Brahmavara Sugar Factory clear all its outstanding dues to the sugarcane farmers which have been piling up over the past one-and-a-half years. Speaking to reporters here on Wednesday, the ... More TEXTILES Hussain vows to modernise textile sector THE new Textile Minister, Mr Shahnawaz Hussain, on Wednesday said that his immediate priority was to make the country's oldest industry modern and competitive to face the challenges confronting it after the extant multi-fibre arrangement (MFA) ... More WATER Pamba plan waiting for some action Almost two years have passed since the Union Minister for Environments and Forests approved the inclusion of Pamba in the NRCP, and the Government is yet to take any serious action. More
Ministry rethink on new bottled water norms?
RADIO/TV CAS: Pay, FTA channels may take new routes IT'S going to be different horses for different courses for marketing of TV channels in the post-Conditional Access System (CAS) days. If CAS is eventually implemented, broadcasters will have to change their marketing and promotional strategies ... More REAL ESTATE & CONSTRUCTION `Delhi, Bangalore real estate trend likely to remain stable' — Mumbai office rentals may even out in next quarter RENTAL and capital values in New Delhi and Bangalore are likely to remain stable over the next several months, says a report from real-estate consultancy CB Richard Ellis. In New Delhi, the limited demand for office space in the central ... More INDUSTRY ASSOCIATIONS Fapcci team to tour Mauritius, UAE IN a bid to explore business opportunities and showcase the State as a destination for investments, the Federation of Andhra Pradesh Chambers of Commerce and Industry (Fapcci) is deputing a 16-member delegation to the Mauritius and the United ... More RURAL DEVELOPMENT Kerala: `Town twinning' concept catches planners' fancy The State with huge tourism potential and having a rich past in cultural exchanges with foreign countries and civilisations has immense possibilities to achieve grassroots development through the twinning process, it is argued. More
PUBLIC SECTOR BANKS TRADE & LABOUR UNIONS TEA concern over violence during stir THE Tirupur Exporters Association (TEA) has expressed concern over incidents of vandalism including attacks on people by some miscreants during the two-day strike called by the hosiery workers' union on wages issue in Tirupur last week. The ... More EVENTS CONSUMER ACTIVISM SOCIETY & DEVELOPMENT MNCs encouraging child labour in fields: Study SEVERAL large national and multinational companies including Unilever, Monsanto, Syngenta, Advanta, Bayer and Emergent Genetics that produce and market hybrid cottonseed are involved in subtle ways of perpetuating child labour in India. "The ... More STANDARDS & BENCHMARKS ECONOMIC OFFENCES Cash-for-transfer bribery scandal — ICAI initiates disciplinary action against member THE Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) has now initiated the process that would trigger the disciplinary mechanism proceedings against the Chennai-based Chartered Accountant, Mr A. Krishnamurthy, who is alleged to have been the ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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