The Hindu Business Line : Saturday, September 20, 2003

Govt issues orders to ISPs — `Block separatist outfit's e-group'
Licence agreement clearly stipulates that the Government could direct ISPs to block specific Web sites if they were found to be obscene or if they threatened national security. But this was, perhaps, the first time that the Government had used its po wers to police the Net. More

ABP to hold 74 pc, Star 26 pc in MCCS
ABP Pvt Ltd and Star Group today entered into an agreement under which ABP would take a 74 per cent stake and Star 26 per cent stake in Media Content and Communications Services Pvt Ltd (MCCS) for broadcasting Star News. The agreement, which is ... More

R.P. Goenka keen to step down, may hand over CESC charge to son Sanjiv
MR Rama Prasad Goenka, Chairman of CESC Ltd, is keen on stepping down from his post. He gave this indication at the 25th AGM of the company, citing his advancing years. Talking to Business Line midway through the five-hour long meeting, ... More

We have to pick up the threads from Cancun: Jaitley
WHILE the Union Minister for Commerce, Mr Arun Jaitley, was circumspect on the outcome of the WTO meet and refrained from proclaiming victory, there was a mood of victory among the BJP members . Mr Jaitley said he would have preferred a ... More

`Food, textile sectors growth not benefiting women workers'
EVEN though the textile and food processing industry have seen substantial export-led growth in the post-liberalisation period, it has failed to effect much improvement in the situation of workers, especially the women workers in this segment, ... More

SAIL plants achieve over 100 pc capacity utilisation
In the five-month period, SAIL achieved the highest ever export of 5.1 lakh tonnes to clock a growth of 126 per cent on this front. More

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