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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY

ECONOMY
`Urbanisation, lifestyle changes will drive growth'
FACTORS such as income growth, urbanisation and lifestyle changes are likely to drive economic growth in India over the next few years, according to Dr Rakesh Mohan, Deputy Governor, Reserve Bank of India. He made this observation while ... More

Karnataka to increase export share to 15 pc
KARNATAKA expects to increase its share in India's total exports from 10 per cent to 15 per cent in 2006-07. According to the latest economic survey of the State Government, electronics and software account for nearly 55 per cent out of the ... More

EXCISE AND CUSTOMS
Capital goods moved from EOUs to domestic tariff area — Finance Ministry clarifies on depreciation norms
THE Finance Ministry has stepped in to ensure that uniform practices are adopted for allowing depreciation on the capital goods moved from export- oriented units (EOUs) into the Domestic Tariff Area (DTA). The Central Board of Excise and ... More

HEALTH
Mashelkar on WHO panel
NEW DELHI: Dr R.A Mashelkar, Director General, Council of Scientific & Industrial Research (CSIR) has been appointed Vice-Chairman of the Commission on Intellectual Property Rights, Innovations and Public Health by the World Health ... More

PETROLEUM

  • Kerala seeks more kerosene for fishermen

    PHARMACEUTICALS
    Eli Lilly's ED drug likely to face clones' onslaught
    PFIZER may have refrained from bringing its anti-impotence drug Viagra into India because of the numerous clones that were rolled out in the market place. And the situation looks just as tricky for another drug in the erectile dysfunction (ED) ... More

    SSI

  • SISI training programme

    EDUCATION
    Pharmacy college to be set up in AP
    HYDERABAD: The Andhra Pradesh Chemists and Druggists Association proposes to set up a pharmacy college and a diagnostic centre, according to the association President, Mr Ramesh Chandra Gupta. Stating this at the association's 39th ... More

    HCV/LCV/TRACTORS
    Heavy duty trucks drive commercial vehicle segment
    WITH the brisk pace of development seen in the infrastructure sector, it is the medium and heavy goods carriers (trucks) sector that is driving the high growth seen in the commercial vehicles segment. According to industry data, while ... More

    ELECTRICAL GOODS
    Row over battery imports
    With Bangladesh approaching the WTO on the imposition by India of anti-dumping duties on imports of lead acid batteries, there is the possibility of the dispute going to the WTO dispute settlement mechanism, which will witness one more battle between the developing and less-developed world, perhaps much to the satisfaction of the developed economies which would, at any time, prefer a division-wracked poor world, making their continued dominance over the international economy a trifle easier. More

    FOODS & FOOD PROCESSING
    Level of value addition in food rising, says report
    The level of value addition in food has increased, driven by changing consumer preferences. The Indian food industry has undergone a gradual shift towards greater processing and value addition. More

    REAL ESTATE & CONSTRUCTION

  • Building fair fails to lure many

    CINEMA
    NTR film awards
    HYDERABAD: Noted Kannada film actor, Dr Raj Kumar, Dr Bhanumathi Ramakrishna and Mr Hrishikesh Mukherjee have won the prestigious NTR National Film Awards for the years 2002, 2001 and 2000 respectively for their outstanding contribution to ... More

    RURAL DEVELOPMENT
    Indian Bank plans to fund SHGs in North
    INDIAN Bank, leading promoters of the concept of women self-help groups (SHGs) in Tamil Nadu, has plans to replicate the activities in the North, said Mr M.B.N. Rao, Chairman and Managing Director of the bank. Addressing presspersons on the ... More

    LABOUR REFORMS
    Indo-US project on child labour to be launched today
    A TWO-DAY meeting on INDUS Child Labour Project ended here recently with the International Labour Organisation (ILO) representatives thrashing out the modalities of its implementation during discussions with the representatives of the five ... More

    TRADE & LABOUR UNIONS
    INTUC to keep off Feb 24 strike
    THE Indian National Trade Union Congress (Intuc) has decided not to participate in the general strike on February 24 for which the Central trade unions have given a call. The decision of the Intuc was conveyed to the local press at a press meet ... More

    EVENTS

  • Hyderabad Engagements
  • In Mangalore today

    ENTREPRENEURSHIP
    Enterprise fund for youth mooted
    SETTING up of transparent and strong mechanisms is essential for developing sustainable enterprises and creating employment in the country, as the present system is inadequate to deal with the problem of youth unemployment, according to Dr P.M. ... More




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