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Wednesday, December 10, 2003
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY ECONOMY US Fed: Words drive markets "NEVER in history have so many owed so much to so few" was Winston Churchill's stirring praise of the RAF's defence of London from German bombing during World War II. "Never in history have financial markets been spooked so much by two words" ... More ACCOUNTANCY Oman invites ICAI to develop accounting profession OMAN has invited the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) to collaborate with its authorities to ensure professional development of Omani youth. The invitation came from Mr Sayyid Abdulla Bin Hamad Al Bussaidy, Minister-in-Charge ... More HEALTH Manipal Hospital to offer rehab, sports medicine MANIPAL Hospital, Bangalore's landmark multi-speciality healthcare destination, has introduced its 40th speciality in the form of Rehabilitation and Sports Medicine. The department has a dedicated team of doctors, nurses and professionals who ... More
INFRASTRUCTURE Karnataka to woo private investors to develop minor, intermediate ports THE Karnataka Government is gearing up to woo private investors to develop minor and intermediate ports in the State. The Coastal Investors' Meet to be held in Karwar of Uttara Kannada district on December 20 and 21 will make efforts in this ... More PETROLEUM Hindustan Petro keen to complete pipeline project in 3 years HINDUSTAN Petroleum Corporation Ltd (HPCL) hopes to complete its proposed 1,008-km Mundhra-Delhi product pipeline within the next three years. The company has offered 25 per cent of the pipeline capacity on a common carrier basis; expressions ... More
BPCL policy for crude risk management soon
POWER NTPC's Kayankulam thermal plant being repaired KOCHI: Power generation at NTPC's Kayankulam thermal plant is likely to be restored soon. The snag in the steam turbine is being rectified and the plant is expected to become operational soon, an NTPC official said. The power supply from ... More TAXATION LS passes taxation law Bill THE Lok Sabha on Tuesday passed a Bill that seeks to replace the Taxation Laws (Amendment) Ordinance 2003. The Ordinance, which was promulgated on September 8, had exempted from income tax the interest paid outside India by the ship-breaking ... More SSI TYRES Govt allows tyre exporters to claim DEPB on kg basis TYRE exporters in the country may have cause for cheer. Acceding to their request, the Central Government has allowed fixation of value caps for availing duty entitlement passbook (DEPB) on a per kilogram basis. This is as against the present ... More WATER REAL ESTATE & CONSTRUCTION Eco Ministry notification on construction draws flak THE Union Environment and Forest Ministry's (MoEF) efforts to bring housing construction activity within its purview has hit a roadblock with the builders, the States and the Union Urban Development Ministry resisting the move. The builders' ... More SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY Meet on ocean technology from today THE latest developments and skills in ocean technology that have made India a world leader in this sphere will be on show at a conference commencing here on Wednesday. The international conference on coastal and ocean technology is being ... More
`Remote sensing a powerful tool for planning process'
IBM TryScience kiosk DISINVESTMENT Panel raps Govt on disinvestment policy document A PARLIAMENTARY panel on Tuesday rapped the Government for adopting a casual approach towards its repeated recommendations asking for a comprehensive policy document on disinvestment, which could be laid before the Parliament for approval. In ... More SMALL SAVINGS `EPF claims to be settled in days' THE Employees' Provident Fund (EPF) has come of age to suit the needs of the current demands of the changing system and the aspirations of member workers, according to Mr S.K. Khanna, Additional Central Provident Fund Commissioner (South ... More SOCIAL WELFARE 
Third sex appealHermaphrodites in Visakhapatnam present a memorandum to the Vizag District Collector seeking free houses on Tuesday. They were accompanied by Ms P. Varalakshmi, the local MLA in the dissolved State Assembly, who appealed for help on humanitarian ... More EVENTS ISB Class of 2004 to host ThinkASIA THE Class of 2004 of the industry-driven India School of Business (ISB) has conceptualised a thought leadership meet that seeks to brainstorm issues relating to making Asia a global leader. With ThinkASIA, slated for December 12, these students ... More
70 Indian cos to attend Hannover fair
Stress on safety norms
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Top Stories In Focus Outsourcing backlash Stamp paper scam Housing finance scenario Insurance Round-up — 2003 Organic farming The Cable tangle Telecom Competition Oil PSUs: Disinvestment dilemma Rising intolerance (The Hindu) Vaishnavaite Temples in Tamil Nadu (The Hindu) Saivite Temples in Tamil Nadu (The Hindu) In Depth Insurance Corner Swati CA Simple Economics Slowburn Tax Talk NRIs & Investment Avenues Iraq Diary Looking back Nov. 30-Dec. 6 For reforms to succeed address poor nations' needs: PM Cement prices rise slowly but steadily AIDS drugs at lower prices for Govt-run programmes Basmati exports may be hit on new EU rule — Serious impact on shipments from Pakistan Chemicals, engineering goods prop up exports in April-July Govt plans green channel for law-abiding exporters Falling prices push cement majors to cut production Bengal SEZ Bill not to allow strikes Eco Ministry notification — `Construction sector may take a hit in 2004' 10 SEBs pare losses by Rs 4,700 cr during last fiscal Non-leather footwear exports log 55% growth Coal India mulls setting up power plants Rising rupee dents textile exporters' margins Cos may lose Rs 22,000 cr due to power cuts: Survey Greying of Kerala to cause headaches |
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