The Hindu Business Line : Tuesday, October 28, 2003

TRAI proposes single licence — Reliance required to pay Rs 1,581 cr, Tatas Rs 545 cr
THE Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has recommended a single licence for cellular and basic service operations (including limited mobility) even as it has suggested a six-month time frame to replace the existing licence regime with ... More

Reliance, Tatas hail TRAI plan
RELIANCE Infocomm and Tata Teleservices have welcomed TRAI recommendations on unified licensing. In a statement issued here, Reliance said the recommendations would end the "licence raj in the telecom sector". According to TRAI ... More

Sensex loses 104 pts as investors turn cautious
MAJOR stocks wilted under sustained selling pressure from speculators as well as cautious investors who booked profits wherever they could and refrained from taking new exposures at overstretched counters. Even though the indices decidedly ... More

RIL seeks 2-year extension of IOC marketing deal
RIL's request for extension of contract is being seen by industry watchers as a move to gain time to set up its own retail outlets. More

Diwali good in parts for India Inc
A quick round up, post-Diwali, shows that while sales across categories such as branded foods, consumer durables, cars and two-wheelers perked up, sales of others such as ethnic sweets and branded apparel fell short of expectations. Dabur ... More