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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY CLIMATE & WEATHER IMD sees 10% deficit in June rainfall PERCEPTIBLE improvement in monsoon behaviour has encouraged India Meteorological Department (IMD) to make a call on likely June precipitation. Speaking to Business Line, Dr M. Rajeevan, Director, Forecasting, said June might remain ... More ECONOMY NDC to meet on June 27 to okay mid-term appraisal report THE National Development Council (NDC) meeting here on June 27, to approve the Mid-Term Appraisal Report to the 10th Five Year Plan (2002-07), will pose some tough questions to State Governments on how they would proceed to implement the slew of ... More
Karnataka must improve investment climate: World Bank INFRASTRUCTURE `Permit Indian cos to participate in turnkey projects of Qatar' INDIAN companies must be allowed to participate in turnkey projects and major civil construction works that are coming up in Qatar. This was stated by the Commerce and Industry Minister, Mr Kamal Nath, during an interaction with the visiting ... More PETROLEUM 
Going up and upMore POWER `Kerala can manage without thermal power if rains persist' IF the current trend of the southwest monsoon continued during the remaining part of the season, the State would be receiving normal rainfall and in that case the State electricity board would be able to manage power supply without drawing ... More
6 police stations to track power theft in Maharashtra TEXTILES Textile wet processing tech upgrade yet to get PCB nod PROMOTERS of a few textile wet processing industries in the region, who have sought funding for scaling up their production technology under the `cleaner production scheme', are in a dilemma, thanks to the uncertainty in getting the mandatory ... More SSI NSIC bid to draw more SSIs to new credit rating scheme THE National Small Industries Corporation Ltd (NSIC), in a bid to sensitise the small and medium enterprises (SMEs) to the usefulness of its newly introduced credit rating scheme for small industries, has set up special help desks at its zonal ... More TRAVEL & PLACES MakeMyTrip.com to focus on India THE launch of e-tickets by airlines, a lead that the Railways plans to follow, as well as the growing use of the Net to make air and rail bookings have given an impetus to the expansion plans of MakeMyTrip.com, a domestic online travel ... More PERSONAL PRODUCTS Costlier fuel not to push FMCG prices up DESPITE the petrol price hike, the Fast Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) industry is not planning to pass on the burden to the consumer. As it is prices of several products, including toothpaste, shampoo and detergents, have seen an increase in ... More EDUCATION NAC launching two new courses THE National Academy of Construction (NAC), mandated to provide support to the construction industry, will launch two courses in highway technology and facility management. The one-year post-graduate course in facility management is being ... More REAL ESTATE & CONSTRUCTION Realty developers plan ad blitz — To double spend this fiscal FUELLED by hectic pace of activity and a swelling project portfolio, real estate developers, including DLF, Parsvnath and Vatika, plan to almost double their advertising budget for the current fiscal. In 2004, the sector emerged as the fourth ... More
DLF to invest Rs 300 cr in retail-entertainment centre
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY Antrix, EADS plan joint marketing of satellites ANTRIX, the commercial arm of the Department of Space, and EADS Astrium of France have announced a plan to jointly market communications satellites globally. They signed a MoA at the Paris air show to market satellites with a launch mass of 2-3 ... More MINERALS Protest in Orissa against Posco deal SEVERAL Opposition parties of Orissa will organise a demonstration when the State Government signs a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Korean steel maker, Pohang Steel Company (Posco), here tomorrow. Addressing a joint press conference ... More RURAL DEVELOPMENT Redco to provide 1.25 lakh rural households in India with energy THE Rural Energy Delivery Companies (Redco) Alliance, comprising representatives from 11 countries, has set a target of reaching 7.5 lakh rural households with energy services by 2010. Nearly 1.25 lakh rural households in India will be covered ... More EVENTS INCOME TAX Date for electronic filing of TDS returns extended THE Union Finance Ministry has extended the due date for the electronic filing of annual returns for tax collection at source (TCS) for the financial year 2004-05. The Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) has extended the due date for returns ... More EXPORTS & IMPORTS Sri Lankan vanaspati imports hurting local industry: IVPA IT is a strange case of Indian producers of vanaspati located in Sri Lanka competing with vanaspati producers in India. Several Indian companies that have set up vanaspati manufacturing facilities in Sri Lanka export the product to India to ... More
Agro Dutch may gain from dumping case filed on China
Imports hit crumb rubber producers ALTERNATIVE MEDICINES Homeo clinics not allergic to selling on Net "Patients discuss their history and symptoms with our doctors and we courier the medicines to them. The payment is made online." More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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Looking back Jun. 12-Jun. 18 Tyre producers may import 70,000 t rubber Monsoon getting into action mode CPI(M) formalises policy on economic agenda — `FDI okay only if it enhances country's productive capacity' `India unfazed by US opposition to Iran gas pipeline' Wheat tops Rs 7,500/t; imports may be dearer Textile exports to US down in April `SMEs may be hit if interest rate cap on export credit is hiked' Exports register 22% growth in May W. Australian apple growers moving processing to Chennai RBI panel for hike in foreign currency export credit rates SSI production up 8 pc, exports rise 21 p c Trade to GDP ratio tops 25 pc NTPC plans to produce 50 mt coal by 2010 BoI, SIDBI tie up to boost credit to SMEs US co explores options for fly ash export from India Coal India plans to augment production by 20 million t annually |
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