The Hindu Business Line : Sunday, September 25, 2005

Mukta Arts: CLB gives nod for further probe
THE Company Law Board (CLB) has given its nod to the Government to investigate further into the affairs of Mukta Arts Ltd, the production house that has rolled out movies such as Taal, Hero, Karma and Khalnayak. The ... More

Govt to set new standards for ayurvedic, unani drugs
FOLLOWING the warnings issued by health regulators in the UK and Canada, the Health Ministry is putting in place basic parameters for companies manufacturing ayurvedic and unani products. It is planning to set heavy metal limits for these ... More

Domestic investors pull out Rs 16,000 cr — Net sales on NSE since June
THE sell-off on Thursday may have attracted the attention of all and sundry. Domestic investors, however, have been pulling out money from the market since the beginning of June. Since June, domestic investors have made net sales of Rs 16,000 ... More

Sabarimala Temple all set for Rs 1,000-cr facelift — IL&FS to raise funds from market
THE next round of infrastructure development that would be opening an unusual avenue for investors looking for long-term returns could be around major pilgrim centres in the country. The first major pilgrim site slated for infrastructure ... More

Soon, your vegetable hawker may be graded
THE humble fruit or vegetable vendor who comes to your doorstep pushing his hand cart will soon have to register himself with a brand new public authority once Parliament passes a new law on the subject. Not only that, he will have the ... More

TRAI proposals on rural tele-density to be sent to DoT soon
THE Telecom Regulatory Authority of India's (TRAI) recommendations for augmenting rural tele-density will be forwarded to the Department of Telecommunications within the next fortnight, according to Mr Pradip Baijal, Chairman of TRAI. On the ... More