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Accountancy

  • ICSI may make professional development programmes must

    Advertising

  • Ogilvy unveils new business unit
  • SSC&B Lintas to handle energy drink from Triumph

    Alliances & Joint Ventures

  • Rolta India in joint venture with Shaw Group arm

    Andhra Pradesh

  • Java founder to attend conference in Hyderabad
  • AirTel AP rated best provider
  • New Commissioner of AP Information & PR
  • Congress blames TDP Govt for revenue deficit
  • AP publicity expenses to be cut to subsidise power supply
  • CPI(M) leaders seek revival of sick PSUs
  • Incentives to IT sector won't be withdrawn: AP CM
  • DCI launches Web site

    Animals & Livestock

  • CIFT develops livestock feed from cuttlefish, squid

    Announcements

  • DCI launches Web site
  • BHEL Tiruchi bags order from SAIL

    Bio-tech & Genetics

  • Gene revolution must reach poor farmers: FAO

    Brands

  • Madura expects 3 brands to net Rs 100-cr turnover each

    Cars

  • Toyota's world's best dealer DSK Motors plans to expand
  • Cost-saving steps start paying off for Maruti
  • Maruti profit rises three-fold to Rs 542 cr — Alto drives sales growth

    Channels and Franchises

  • Toyota's world's best dealer DSK Motors plans to expand

    Climate & Weather

  • Monsoon sets in `temporarily' ahead of schedule over Kerala
  • Paradip port on high alert following cyclone warning

    Co-operatives

  • Fresh licences for UCBs frozen

    Coffee

  • Shortfall seen in global coffee output

    Commentary

  • Markets take a U-turn, rebound strongly

    Commodity Markets

  • FMC not averse to merger with SEBI

    Consumer Electronics

  • `Consumers more price sensitive in FMCG than in consumer durables'

    Convergence

  • A copier that is also a phone

    Credit Market

  • No cap on unsecured advances; rise in credit exposure limits

    Credit Policy

  • Status quo is what it is!
  • A tightrope walk by RBI
  • Credit Policy — Neither surprises nor satisfies
  • Clouded fiscal horizon
  • Subtly different
  • As expected
  • Well rounded, but no sparks
  • Targeting structural, operational issues
  • Attempt to balance growth, interest rate
  • Keeping the growth momentum going
  • RBI for transparency on bank ownership
  • `In line with reform process'
  • Banking is special for its fiduciary role: Dr Reddy
  • Service charges on ECS, EFT waived
  • Decision to keep rates stable welcome: Purwar
  • `Gold Card scheme will meet exporters needs'
  • India Inc welcomes soft rate stance
  • Now, infrastructure projects can look to more funds
  • `Doubtful NPAs' to get graded provisioning
  • Prudential exposure limits up
  • Fresh licences for UCBs frozen
  • `MFIs must comply with RBI norms to accept deposits'
  • Accent on credit delivery systems
  • Cautious, but on a progressive path
  • Thrust to infrastructural issues
  • Welcome focus on meeting credit growth
  • RBI leaves rates unchanged; projects 6.5-7 pc GDP growth

    Derivatives Markets

  • Uptrend likely to continue in M&M, PNB

    Disinvestment

  • `Use divestment proceeds for rural development'

    Ear to the ground

  • Propped by bargain hunting

    Economic Offences

  • SEBI directive to Shubh Karan Jain

    Economy

  • Status quo is what it is!
  • Flawed economic policies
  • Credit Policy — Neither surprises nor satisfies
  • Treasuries a short-term buy
  • Jayalalithaa restores subsidies — Reverses other cost-cutting measures
  • Congress blames TDP Govt for revenue deficit
  • The other India where nothing is shining
  • `Alternative strategy with focus on employment, pro-poor vital'
  • Left Front wants PDS subsidy in common programme
  • India Inc earnings robust in 2003-04

    Editorial

  • A tightrope walk by RBI

    Education

  • ICSI may make professional development programmes must

    Engineering

  • BHEL Tiruchi bags order from SAIL

    Entertainment & Leisure

  • Two new shows in Zee English
  • India TV to go on air from tomorrow

    Events

  • Java founder to attend conference in Hyderabad

    Exports & Imports

  • Iraq to buy 100 mkg tea from India
  • `Gold Card scheme will meet exporters needs'
  • Textile export quota utilisation down in Jan-Apr
  • Standard input output norms notified for 20 new export items

    Fertilisers

  • Workers pin hopes on new Govt for revival of FACT

    Financial Performance

  • Cost-saving steps start paying off for Maruti

    Financial Scan

  • Treasuries a short-term buy

    Financial Services

  • Service charges on ECS, EFT waived

    Foreign Institutional Investors

  • FIIs, mutual funds go cherry picking

    Forex

  • Rupee up 3 paise; securities recover
  • Domestic holdings of US Treasuries up by $300 m in March

    Govt Bonds

  • Rupee up 3 paise; securities recover
  • Domestic holdings of US Treasuries up by $300 m in March
  • Treasuries a short-term buy

    Health

  • A low-cost telemedicine kit for rural areas
  • Healthcare potential stressed

    Human Resources

  • `Over 8 lakh US jobs to go offshore by 2005'
  • ICSI may make professional development programmes must

    Industry Associations

  • India Inc welcomes soft rate stance
  • `Use divestment proceeds for rural development'

    Infrastructure

  • Now, infrastructure projects can look to more funds

    Insight

  • Clouded fiscal horizon
  • Subtly different
  • As expected
  • Well rounded, but no sparks
  • Targeting structural, operational issues
  • Attempt to balance growth, interest rate
  • Keeping the growth momentum going
  • Treasuries a short-term buy
  • Accent on credit delivery systems
  • Cautious, but on a progressive path
  • Thrust to infrastructural issues
  • Welcome focus on meeting credit growth

    Internet

  • DCI launches Web site

    Interview

  • `Tea companies likely to post higher profits this year'

    Karnataka

  • Titan's `Gold Rush' contest
  • BSNL's mobile signal tower at Agumbe

    Kerala

  • Workers pin hopes on new Govt for revival of FACT
  • Monsoon sets in `temporarily' ahead of schedule over Kerala

    Knitwear & Hosiery

  • Knitwear export from Tirupur — St John Freight may take up trial shipment next month
  • German agencies to assist small Tirupur units

    Letters

  • Flawed economic policies
  • Second innings

    Lifestyle

  • Lending fizz

    Management

  • The power of goodness for corporate advancement

    Microscope

  • Cost-saving steps start paying off for Maruti

    Minerals

  • Falling iron-ore prices pull down Sesa Goa

    Mutual Funds

  • Kotak MF renames fund of funds scheme

    New Products & Services

  • Marico launches Saffola Gold
  • Two new shows in Zee English
  • A copier that is also a phone

    Non-Performing Assets

  • `Doubtful NPAs' to get graded provisioning
  • Vera Labs gets one-time settlement from FIs, banks

    Off-shore Development

  • `Over 8 lakh US jobs to go offshore by 2005'

    Oilseeds & Edible Oil

  • Marico launches Saffola Gold

    On Mint Street

  • Now, infrastructure projects can look to more funds

    On the hedge

  • Uptrend likely to continue in M&M, PNB

    Other States

  • New Udhampur train waits for Minister to flag off maiden journey

    Outlook

  • Madura expects 3 brands to net Rs 100-cr turnover each
  • Topsgrup expanding presence in South

    Outsourcing

  • Infosys adopts modular outsourcing model
  • High-end BPO set to grow; may outpace services biz

    PSU

  • CPI(M) leaders seek revival of sick PSUs

    People

  • The steelman who made silk
  • HCL Tech names Director for Insurance Practices

    Performance

  • India Inc earnings robust in 2003-04

    Personal Products

  • `Consumers more price sensitive in FMCG than in consumer durables'

    Pharmaceuticals

  • Dabur Pharma posts 16.4 pc growth in gross profit
  • Vera Labs gets one-time settlement from FIs, banks

    Policy

  • Jayalalithaa restores subsidies — Reverses other cost-cutting measures
  • New Commissioner of AP Information & PR
  • AP publicity expenses to be cut to subsidise power supply

    Politics

  • Second innings
  • Active voice
  • Congress blames TDP Govt for revenue deficit
  • CPI(M) leaders seek revival of sick PSUs
  • A different protest
  • Left Front wants PDS subsidy in common programme
  • Sonia refuses to be PM — Manmohan Singh tipped for the post
  • Market recovers; sustained buying lifts Sensex up 371

    Power

  • Fate of TNEB power tariff revision uncertain
  • AP publicity expenses to be cut to subsidise power supply

    Private Banks

  • GTB goes live with RTGS

    Promotions & Offers

  • Titan's `Gold Rush' contest

    Public Sector Banks

  • New govt urged to buy back public stake — Unions seek full state ownership of banks

    RBI & Other Central Banks

  • RBI for transparency on bank ownership
  • Banking is special for its fiduciary role: Dr Reddy
  • Service charges on ECS, EFT waived
  • Decision to keep rates stable welcome: Purwar
  • No cap on unsecured advances; rise in credit exposure limits
  • RBI lowers margins on loans against shares

    Radio/TV

  • Two new shows in Zee English
  • India TV to go on air from tomorrow
  • Zee Tele scrip up on steady buying
  • TV 18 revenues up 47 pc, profit grows 9 times

    Railways

  • New Udhampur train waits for Minister to flag off maiden journey

    Reflections

  • Bonding with `homeland'...

    Regulatory Bodies & Rulings

  • SEBI holds meet with exchanges, depositories
  • SEBI directive to Shubh Karan Jain

    Research & Development

  • CIFT develops livestock feed from cuttlefish, squid
  • Intoto R&D arm develops intrusion tool

    Retailing

  • India TV to go on air from tomorrow

    Rubber

  • Rubber declines as buyers turn inactive

    Rural Development

  • A low-cost telemedicine kit for rural areas
  • `Use divestment proceeds for rural development'

    Security

  • Topsgrup expanding presence in South

    Sensor

  • Markets take a U-turn, rebound strongly

    Shipping

  • Paradip port on high alert following cyclone warning

    Sick Units

  • Workers pin hopes on new Govt for revival of FACT
  • CPI(M) leaders seek revival of sick PSUs
  • Vera Labs gets one-time settlement from FIs, banks

    Software

  • Infosys adopts modular outsourcing model
  • Intoto R&D arm develops intrusion tool
  • Incentives to IT sector won't be withdrawn: AP CM

    Steel

  • Jindal Steel net up at Rs 116 cr; to pay Rs 12.5

    Stock Markets

  • Falling iron-ore prices pull down Sesa Goa
  • Zee Tele scrip up on steady buying
  • FIIs, mutual funds go cherry picking
  • Propped by bargain hunting
  • SEBI holds meet with exchanges, depositories
  • Market recovers; sustained buying lifts Sensex up 371
  • RBI lowers margins on loans against shares

    Storage

  • NetApp to ramp up India operations

    Supply Chain Management

  • Knitwear export from Tirupur — St John Freight may take up trial shipment next month
  • Container freight station at Dadri — Concor to forge joint venture with APL

    Tamil Nadu

  • Fate of TNEB power tariff revision uncertain
  • German agencies to assist small Tirupur units
  • A low-cost telemedicine kit for rural areas
  • Jayalalithaa restores subsidies — Reverses other cost-cutting measures
  • Healthcare potential stressed

    Tea

  • Iraq to buy 100 mkg tea from India
  • `Tea companies likely to post higher profits this year'

    Technical Analysis

  • Bull onslaught

    Telecommunications

  • BSNL's mobile signal tower at Agumbe
  • AirTel AP rated best provider

    Textile Machinery

  • Development council for textile machinery in limbo

    Textiles

  • Madura expects 3 brands to net Rs 100-cr turnover each
  • Textile export quota utilisation down in Jan-Apr

    Trade & Labour Unions

  • New govt urged to buy back public stake — Unions seek full state ownership of banks

    Trends

  • Bonding with `homeland'...
  • `Consumers more price sensitive in FMCG than in consumer durables'

    Watches & Accessories

  • Titan's `Gold Rush' contest
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    Now, infrastructure projects can look to more funds

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