Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Friday, February 24, 2006 |
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY EMPLOYMENT Plum offers for IIM-A agri-biz grads Students pursuing the agri-business post-graduate programme at the Indian Institute of Management (IIM) - Ahmedabad have secured lucrative jobs with both domestic and international companies. The current batch of 23 students ... More CLIMATE & WEATHER ECIL, Radtec sign MoU for radars Electronics Corporation of India Ltd (ECIL) has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the US-based Radtec Engineering Inc. for co-production of high-performance Doppler Radars. The radars will be used for weather prediction and ... More NRIS NRIs to invest in Mangalore NRIs from coastal Karnataka have agreed in principle to invest around Rs 250 crore in the overall development of Mangalore and its surrounding areas, according to the Mangalore MLA, Mr N. Yogish Bhat. Speaking to newspersons, he said: "Mr B.R. ... More NON-CONVENTIONAL ENERGY Malaysia bullish on biodiesel demand Palm oil is likely to benefit from a combination of factors, including changes in Malaysia's supply fundamentals, weather concerns in South America, the effects of China abolishing tariff rate quota, and higher global demand for palm oil for ... More ENGINEERING John Crane manufacturing centre John Crane, part of the Smiths Group, has opened a new £1.5 million manufacturing, service and support centre in Bangalore. Smiths' Group chief executive officer, Mr Keith Butler-Wheelhouse, told newspersons that the opening up ... More ENVIRONMENT Chemplast to invest in Mettur plant Chemplast Sanmar Ltd intends to convert the manufacturing process at its caustic soda plant in Mettur, from mercury-cells to membrane-based. The conversion, an environment-friendly measure, which will add no value to the ... More
Kuzhikandam Creek, Eloor among sites to be restored FOREIGN TRADE Cochin Chamber to host Indo-Arab meet The Cochin Chamber of Commerce and Industry, in association with Assocham, is organising an Indo-Arab conference here on Monday at Hotel Le Meridien. As many as 12 ambassadors from various Arab countries including the Dean of Arab Diplomatic ... More HEALTH Avian influenza: Work on vaccines is never over As long as dangerous diseases such as avian flu and AIDS are still around us If deadly diseases such as smallpox, polio, diphtheria and measles have, for the most part, become distant memories, much of the credit goes to vaccines medical miracles that many take for granted. More
AP: Drop in chicken sales
Navapur quarantined; travel curbs on
Bird flu: No panic in Kerala
`No human infection of bird flu' INFRASTRUCTURE Entering the big league Pune amply lives up to its promise of a tier-II power city. More
Karnataka plans tech fund Panel to submit industrial policy report PSU Haffkine Bio mulls ventures for vaccines The Haffkine Bio-pharmaceutical Corporation Ltd (HBCL), a public sector company, is seeking a partnership with a private sector player for setting a joint venture for producing new age vaccines. It wants to create a Rs 40-crore joint venture ... More PETROLEUM Govt kicks off oil blocks bidding 55 under NELP VI, 10 for coal bed methane The Petroleum Ministry today kicked off the sixth round of New Exploration Licensing Policy (NELP-VI) and the third round of Coal Bed Methane (CBM-III). While under the NELP-IV around 55 blocks would be on offer comprising 24 deepwater blocks, ... More POWER Tatas interested in nuclear power We are for coal-based power projects: Ratan Tata The Tata group was active in a small way in renewable energy; it was looking to have a pilot plant for bio-fuels. More STEEL Steel firms may hike prices Rising zinc prices and logistic costs are prompting steel companies to go in for an upward revision in steel prices. Galvanised steel manufacturer, Uttam Galva Steels Ltd, on Thursday announced that it has increased the prices of all its ... More
No problem with tribals: Visa Steel
Concor to launch new terminals in East Amingaon, Balasore ICD facilities to be upgraded RAILWAY BUDGET
Railway budget to take care of all sections Lalu Prasad rules out increase in passenger faresThe Rail Budget to be presented on Friday would attempt to take care of the interests of all sections of society, the Railway Minister, Mr Lalu Prasad, said here. Posing for photographers while giving the `final touches' to the Budget, a ... More EDUCATION Frankfinn, UK firm tie up for training certification Syllabus to be tailored to Indian needs CANDIDATES getting trained from Frankfinn Institute of Air Hostess Training (FIAHT) centres across the country will from this year onwards stand to gain internationally recognised academic and vocational certification from Edexcel, UK for their ... More MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS & HOSPITALS Apollo plans oncology centre in Ahmedabad The Apollo Hospitals Group will invest nearly Rs 100 crore to set up a new Oncology (Cancer) centre in Ahmedabad and two new hospitals in Rajkot and Udaipur. The company is setting up two `First Med' centres, which are smaller hospitals with ... More
REAL ESTATE & CONSTRUCTION Reliance bid boosts Bandra Kurla complex Reliance Industries' record Rs 1,104-cr bid for a 7.5-hectare plot at the Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC) establishes the complex as one of the most sought-after real estate pockets in Mumbai. The bid, at one shot, has catapulted real estate prices ... More BIO-TECH & GENETICS Sri Biotech makes plans for Rs 2-cr facility Buoyed by the growing opportunities in the area of contract manufacturing, Sri Biotech, a Hyderabad-based bio-pesticides and bio-fertilisers manufacturer, proposes to embark upon an expansion programme to more than double its production ... More NEWSPAPERS & PUBLISHING
The Big MeetBUSINESS MAGNATES: (top) Mr Ratan Tata with Mr Venu Srinivasan, Mr M.V. Subbiah, Mr R.K. Raghavan former CBI Director and Mr N. Murali Joint Managing Director, The Hindu Group, at the relaunch of `Business Line' in Chennai on Thursday; (bottom ... More
The new look Business Line
Plethora of info tools
`Widening coverage that matters to readers'
Cell phone orchestra
`It is for the fast scanners'
`Reliable info over speculative'
Garcia grips
Industry glitterati descend
Fine blend of coffee & paper DISINVESTMENT Bihar provides a sweet cure for sugar sector Offers attractive incentive; plans PSU units privatisation Private players are interested in public sector mills as these units have their own catchment area. More REGULATORY BODIES & RULINGS Operators hail TRAI proposals Hugely disappointed with ADC extension "While credit should be given to TRAI for bringing down the total subsidy, it would have been prudent if the regulator had also taken a decision on refunding the excess amount collected from us over the past year" More EVENTS Governor to inaugurate `Goa Agenda 2006' today The Goa Governor, Mr S.C. Jamir, will inaugurate a two-day programme, `Goa Agenda 2006', a seminar on information technology organised by the Goa Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GCCI) and co-hosted by State-owned Infotech Corportion of Goa Ltd ... More
Business guidance camp in Kerala
Realty body to hold expos in Saudi
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