The Hindu Business Line : Saturday, March 13, 2004

DETAXFICATION
How much milk is too much milk?
AHMEDABAD ITAT had to get busy doing milk mathematics recently when dealing with the Shankerlal Nebhumal case. The assessee-HUF consisted of six brothers and their families — all 25 members living jointly, and ... More

VIEW POINT
The Universe around us
A FEW days ago, astronomers associated with the Hubble telescope announced to the world that they had unveiled the "deepest portrait of the visible universe ever achieved by humankind". The canvas reportedly revealed ... More

E-DIMENSION
And the Oscar for disinvestment goes to...
ARUN SHOURIE is no longer a worried Minister. With oil IPOs on fire, he is happy that the privatisation programme is going strong and if there were an Oscar for his branch of work, you could bet who the winner would be. ... More

EAR TO THE GROUND
Selling pressure drags IPCL down
IPCL shares came under heavy selling on Friday. The stock of the company was the major loser in Nifty stocks and the volume in the counter also increased sharply from previous closing. It was down 5.98 per cent at Rs 193.45 on BSE with volume ... More

ON THE HEDGE
ICICI Bank: Outlook positive, buy March 300 calls
THE following strategies are based on Friday's trading in the spot and the derivatives segments on the NSE: BHEL: The stock closed at Rs 588 in the spot market. The outlook appears positive. The upside price target is Rs 628. Consider ... More

SENSOR
Sensex ends higher on a choppy day
MARKETS witnessed volatile trading activity on Friday, as the benchmark BSE Sensex closed the last trading day of the week on a positive note. The buying interest during the last hour of the day's trading saw the 30-stock index to surge by 50.54 ... More

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Industrial growth up 7.4 pc in January

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`Indian switchover to flat TVs will be faster'

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Looking back
Feb. 29-Mar. 6
Many old banks have only one option: Join hands or sink

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Shedding complacency over oil

Liquid gold and the weak-kneed dollar

Debar them!