Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Monday, July 18, 2005
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Monday, July 18, 2005 |
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY CLIMATE & WEATHER `Break monsoon' scaled down; `weak monsoon' in THE National Centre for Medium Range Weather Forecasting (NCMRWF) has scaled down its `break monsoon' alert to a `weak monsoon' phase that has taken effect from Sunday. This has been necessitated by the emergence of weather conditions over ... More ECONOMY 
Uneven monsoon pushes up farm goods pricesPRICES of various agricultural commodities have shown a tendency to rise on delayed monsoon and uneven rainfall coverage since June 1, the official date for onset of monsoon. The prices, which reflect the trade's perception about kharif crop ... More
`Globalisation is a threat and an opportunity'
`More investments in farm, infrastructure sectors needed'
AP Govt evolves formula to achieve development goals
AP moots special package for Telangana ENVIRONMENT Loan for Kochi civic body KOCHI: The Kochi Corporation Council has accorded sanction to the civic body to avail a loan of Rs 12 crore from HUDCO for setting up a solid waste treatment plant at Brahmapuram. The civic body requires Rs 26.99 crore for setting up ... More FOREIGN TRADE Tariff rows may delay launch of SAFTA For India, which has 5,200 tariff items comprising all commodities for trade with SAARC countries, 20 per cent of them need to be given out for preferential treatment to other SAARC members. More INFRASTRUCTURE Nabard RIDF assistance for AP HYDERABAD: As part of Nabard's Rural Infrastructure Development Fund, an amount of Rs 15.17 crore had been spent up to June. Beneficiaries belonged to SC, ST and BC communities covering 22 districts. The `Comprehensive Land Development ... More PHARMACEUTICALS To make drugs affordable — Pharma companies moot differential pricing THE big daddies of the domestic drug industry have tried to meet the Centre's efforts to make medicines affordable to consumers by suggesting differential pricing. For consumers below poverty line (BPL), the Government could procure generic ... More POWER TELK bags export order KOCHI: The State-owned Transformers and Electricals Kerala Ltd (TELK) has bagged export order worth Rs 10 crore from Sultanate of Oman for transformers. The order is for supply of two132/33kv, 125 MVA transformers and six 33/11.5 kv, 20 ... More TEXTILES Small powerloom units in Virudhunagar hit SMALL-scale powerloom units engaged in the manufacture of bandage cloth at Chatrapatti near Rajapalayam in Virudhunagar district are on the verge of closure, rendering more than 10,000 weavers unemployed. With a market share of 85 per cent, ... More COAL INTUC welcomes coal wage pact THE Indian National Trade Union Congress (INTUC) has described the National Coal Wage Agreement as historic as it is significantly different from other similar wage pacts. The Working President of INTUC and member of the National Coal Wage ... More REAL ESTATE & CONSTRUCTION Bengal Unitech plans real estate projects worth Rs 3,000 crore BENGAL Unitech Universal Pvt Ltd has unveiled two real estate projects in New Town Rajarhat near Kolkata, the implementation of which is estimated to entail an investment of Rs 3,000 crore. Spread over 150 acres of land, the project would ... More
Ampa mall to open in Chennai late next year INDUSTRY ASSOCIATIONS Assocham wants standard format for 'Rules of Origin' THE Government should not relent under any pressure from Asean countries to dilute Rules of Origin that India has already framed before signing the Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Agreement (CECA) with Singapore as such a compromise will ... More TEXTILE MACHINERY Textile machinery roadshow at Coimbatore COIMBATORE: A roadshow on the forthcoming second Asian international textile machinery exhibition ITMA Asia 2005 to be held in Singapore in October is being organised across major textile centres, including Coimbatore this month. The ... More SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY ISRO to celebrate silver jubilee of launch of SLV-3 THE Indian Space Research Organisation is celebrating the silver jubilee of the first successful launch of India's satellite launch vehicle (SLV-3) on July 18, 1980, with a series of programmes at the Vikram Sarabhai Space ... More FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT Make details on VW deal public: TDP DEMANDING the State Government to make public all the details pertaining to the controversial Volkswagen car project deal and the suspicious role of the former Major Industries Minister, Mr Botsa Satyanarayana, and other officials of the ... More
`MNCs keen on investing in India' HUMAN RESOURCES AP to set up overseas manpower corpn soon THE State Government has decided to set up an organisation called `Overseas Manpower Corporation of Andhra Pradesh (OMCAP) to prepare and find jobs for rural youth in foreign countries. The new organisation seeks to eliminate unauthorised and ... More EVENTS EXPORTS & IMPORTS No brave comments on wheat imports, please It would be unfortunate if policymakers take the market for granted and make claims that may subsequently turn out to be hollow. More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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Looking back Jul. 10-Jul. 16 Lankan pepper imports taking toll on local trade Ministry expects 25 pc growth in textile exports Free trade pacts turning a tool to dump spices Even chances for a `break monsoon' PMO working on pharma policy Oil installations sitting ducks for hurricanes Five commodities emerge top performers in April '05 exports India consumed Rs 41,000-cr junk food in 2003 Shrimp exports fall sharply post-tsunami Car sales marginally down in June FM radio: Govt fixes net worth norm FDI in real estate bogged down by ambiguity in norms: FICCI survey Garment exporters grapple with tax, DEPB problems LNG transportation — Shipping Ministry to counter move to relax charter norms Global uncertainties have increased, says RBI Governor Petrol dealers drop strike plan Rogue Bay system seen delaying `break monsoon' Indian textile exporters plan to sell their brands abroad Price stability, prime concern for RBI |
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