The Hindu Business Line : Tuesday, July 12, 2005

Govt to authorise more entities for gold imports
THE Government has finally made up its mind on further liberalising gold imports by authorising more entities to import in addition to the current list of some 17 agencies that include Government parastatals, star trading houses, and banks. The ... More

PMO working on pharma policy
IN an attempt to develop a world-class pharmaceuticals industry, the Prime Minister's Office (PMO) is working on a policy for the sector. According to a note prepared by the Planning Commission Chairman, Mr Montek Singh Ahluwalia, and forwarded ... More

POLITICS

FICCI concerned over Left's stand on divestment
THE Federation of Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) has expressed concern over the possible derailment of disinvestment of PSUs. It urged the Left parties to re-consider their position on the modalities of PSU divestment and ... More

Maharashtra Assembly adjourned over Rane issue
Mr Rane, after being expelled from the party last week, saw 51 Sena MLAs vote him out as their leader. More

SECURITY

Major challenges ahead for British security services
THE security scenario emerging in the wake of last week's terrorist bomb attacks in London is complex and perplexing. On Saturday, the British authorities evacuated the centre district of Birmingham — the UK's second largest city after ... More

E-GOVERNANCE

`Village knowledge centres vital for rural development'
The National Alliance intends to create an information kiosk network that would connect village level communities to the Government functionaries or to the market. More

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