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Friday, November 07, 2003
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY ECONOMY PMO for early harvest of results on reforms EVEN as the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) Government has been accused of suffering from reform fatigue for its sluggish pace in implementing unfinished economic reforms, the authorities have zeroed in on a list of identified thrust areas to ... More FERTILISERS `Monsoon effect' yet to kick in for urea producers IT is tempting to attribute the good showing by companies manufacturing urea in the quarter ended September to the "monsoon" effect. But a closer look at the numbers suggests that leading companies such as Tata Chemicals, Indo Gulf Fertilisers ... More FOREIGN TRADE Hungary keen to extend tech tie-ups in Defence, power Mr Medgyessy said his country could extend technical cooperation in Defence, power and construction industry, apart from its known areas of agro-processing, textiles and engineering. More POWER APGenco units commissioned ANDHRA Pradesh Power Generation Corporation Ltd (APGenco) on Wednesday night commissioned and synchronised with the grid two, 325 KW capacity each, hydel power units installed near Peddapalli in Karimanagar district on Kakatiya canal. On Monday ... More
Overseas lenders serve notice on Govt over Dabhol claims STEEL 
Steel price rise: Govt won't step inTHE Union Government on Thursday said that it would not intervene to check the rising steel prices as they are "market driven". "The Government has no role to play in controlling steel prices... they are market-driven. But I have appealed to ... More TAXATION HC grants interim stay on notification on tax tribunal The Calcutta High Court has stayed, till November 11, the notification of the National Tax Tribunal (NTT), constituted by the Union Government through an Ordinance promulgated by the President on October 16. On an application filed by Mr Amar ... More TEXTILES Textile technology upgradation fund term gets extended THE Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA) has given its nod for extending the term of the Technology Upgradation Fund Scheme (TUFS) up to March 31, 2007. The scheme was scheduled to close on March 31, 2004. A proposal to enlarge the ... More SSI `SSIs must work with academic institutions' SMALL-scale industries (SSIs) should take the benefit of academic institutions in their area for research and development activities, the Chairman of the National Institute of Technology Karnataka (NITK), Mr N. Vinay Hegde, has said. He was ... More WATER Kerala reiterates opposition to interlinking of rivers KERALA has reiterated its stiff objection to the proposal for interlinking of rivers, which it said was heavily loaded against its interests. Speaking at the National Water Convention in Bhubaneshwar, the State Minister for Water Resources, Mr ... More
Raw deal to TN on Cauvery, says CM RADIO/TV 
DD plans to seek redress on cricket clippings usage by private channelsPIRACY and copyright infringement is not only rampant in music and films but is also catching up in the broadcasting sector. And cricket seems to be the first victim. According to the CEO of Prasar Bharati, Mr K.S. Sarma, the national ... More EDUCATION 
Expanding the reach, here and abroadXLRI, Jamshedpur, has mounted a special effort to tap the international arena, an attempt that is set to add to its presence in the Middle East and other promising locations. The business school, based in Jamshedpur, is particularly optimistic ... More
Satellite-based classrooms GEMS & JEWELLERY Dubai's Topline Tech launches jewellery management system THE Dubai-based Topline Technologies has entered the Indian market with its Jewellery Management System (JEMS), a solution aimed at jewellery wholesalers, retailers and manufacturers. Announcing this, Mr Prabhakar Achar, MD, said the software ... More INDUSTRY ASSOCIATIONS CII (SR) moots State-specific policy for manufacturing THE CII (Southern Region) has urged every State in the South to have its own manufacturing policy that addresses procedural problems specific to that State. Briefing presspersons, the Chairman of CII (Southern Region), Mr K.K.M. Kutty, ... More DISINVESTMENT Naik offers to sell 12-15 pc Govt equity in IOC, ONGC THE Petroleum Minister, Mr Ram Naik, has offered to sell 12-15 per cent of Government equity in Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) and Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) in the capital markets to help bridge the fiscal deficit. According to ... More WTO WTO projections say recovery in global trade doubtful THE latest WTO projection of world merchandise trade growth at 3 per cent, basically unchanged from the last year's rate, has belied the hope for a rapid recovery in international trade this year following the near stagnation of trade flows in ... More RURAL DEVELOPMENT RBI group favours micro finance fund AN autonomous and professionally managed `National Micro Finance Equity Fund' may be set up with contributions from banks in order to promote micro finance in the country. Side-by-side, `An innovation fund for research & development' may also be ... More LABOUR REFORMS Cabinet defers decision on Unorganised Workers' Bill THE Union Cabinet has deferred its decision on the Unorganised Sector Workers' Bill that seeks to extend minimum wages and other social benefits to labourers in 122 sectors. The Bill has been sent back to the Ministry of Labour for ... More EVENTS Ricardo Semler to conduct seminar in Mumbai MR RICARDO Semler, President of Brazilian marine and food processing machinery maker SEMCO, and whose approach in empowering employees has brought his company success, will deliver his first-ever full-length seminar in India on November 12 in ... More EXPORTS & IMPORTS 
Exports through Kochi port up in SeptemberEXPORTS of some of the major commodities through the Kochi port have shown an upward trend during September this year with an increase of over 4,000 tonnes compared to August. As per the figures available with the Cochin Chamber of Commerce and ... More TOURISM ICCI to hold trade and tourism fair in Fort Kochi THE Indian Chamber Trade and Tourism Fair 2003, an exhibition of consumer and imported products, organised by the Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry will be held at Fort Kochi from December 26, 2003 to January 4, 2004. The event, to be ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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Top Stories In Focus The Cable tangle Telecom Competition Oil PSUs: Disinvestment dilemma In Depth Swati CA In Kashmir Simple Economics Slowburn Tax Talk NRIs & Investment Avenues Corporate Governance Iraq Diary Looking back Oct. 26-Nov. 1 Chilli export turns cold on stiff competition — H1 spices shipments decrease in value, volume terms Mobikes seen to zoom ahead of other 2-wheelers in growth `No need for duty sops on STBs any more' WTO reports decrease in H1 dumping probes Automotive tyre prices on the rise Tractors ploughing fertile lands Tyre firms may import 31,500 t rubber RIL likely to price gas at 30 pc discount to global rates Jalan lists economy speedbreakers Duty sops for STBs open Pandora's box Synthetic, rayon textiles export rises 20 pc Investments rise 60 pc in H1: Study US visa regulations get tougher Vegoil importers sore over wordings in Govt circulars `Steel demand growth at 7-8%' State debt swap scheme a boon for Centre too CII to help SHGs find pvt partners in biz, marketing |
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