Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Tuesday, March 07, 2006 |
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY SOAPS & DETERGENTS `Central excise duty will hurt soap SSIs' Exemption for units not using electricity favoured More AWARDS & HONOURS
Nayudamma award for PitrodaDr Sam Pitroda, Chairman, National Knowledge Commission & World Tel Ltd, will be presented the Dr Y. Nayudamma Memorial Award for 2005. The Award, given by the Dr Y. Nayudamma Memorial Trust, Tenali, is in recognition of the ... More
CHEMICALS Solar Explosives to go public The Nagpur-based Solar Explosives plans to enter the capital market with a public issue of 44 lakh equity shares of Rs 10 each through 100 per cent book building process. The price band is fixed at Rs 170 to Rs 190. The issue opens on March 9 and ... More ECONOMY Implications of capital gains giveaway How much did the state lose? More
Barclays predicts strong growth for wealth market Indian market to grow 15 pc per year
ENGINEERING Borewell cos eyeing Africa, Gulf markets Countries such as Nigeria, Kenya and Sudan had already started using over 100 borewell equipment manufactured by KLR Industries in the last 18 months. More FOREIGN TRADE
Joint study on N-deal with USHoward to discuss India's need for uranium More
`Railway links key to trade with Bhutan' HOTELS Starwood Hotels to enter India Starwood Hotels & Resorts Ltd, one of the world's largest hospitality and leisure chains, is planning to roll out a number of its brands in India, including the Westin, `W', Four Points, and Aloft. It is also planning on expanding its ... More INFRASTRUCTURE Mitsui keen on expanding presence in India `Infrastructure bottlenecks hindering growth plans' More PETROLEUM Oil bonds issue to be completed by March 15 First tranche of Rs 5,700 cr to be issued tomorrow More
POWER Scheme for sugar mills to set up power units The Government is planning to come up with a scheme for encouraging sugar mills in the cooperative sector to set up cogeneration and captive power plants to reduce their dependence on the electricity grid. "Unfortunately, many sugar mills in ... More
Power Lenders Club finalises norms for funding projects TAXATION ICSI up in arms against move to tax services One of the measures in the Budget to bring in the services offered by the professionals such as Chartered Accountants, Costs and Works Accountants and Company Secretaries by withdrawing the earlier exemption has the entire community crying ... More
Foreign airlines to meet in Mumbai TEXTILES Textile industry hopes high in post-quota regime With the 2006-07 Union Budget having provided excise duty cuts to man-made fibres and cuts in the ad valorem component of customs duty on fabrics and garments and in the customs duty of specified textile machinery, the textile industry is gung-ho ... More SSI SSIs invited to Hanover The Small Industries Services Institute (SISI), a Union Government institute under the Small Industries Development Organisation (SIDO), has called for applications from small-scale units interested in participating in the ... More COAL Speedy clearance of Coalmines Act The Ministry of Coal is all set to push for the speedy approval of the Coalmines Nationalisation (Amendment) Bill 2000 in order to pave the way for public and private Indian companies to take up coal mining without the present restriction of ... More RADIO/TV SaharaOne bid to promote primetime shows The channel chooses direct marketing route for better reach More EDUCATION Oakridge diploma programme Oakridge International School has announced the launch of IB (International Baccalaureate's) Diploma Programme (IBDP), becoming one of the 25 schools in the country to offer such course. The programme, in vogue in 122 ... More REAL ESTATE & CONSTRUCTION Bharat Hotel may float real estate co Bharat Hotels Ltd is exploring the option of launching another company to diversify into the real estate development business, the Group promoter and Chairman and Managing Director, Mr Lalit Suri, has said. "We will look at making small self ... More
`Step up training programme' METALS Metal trade call for bandh on March 20 The Bombay Metal Exchange Ltd along with all other allied non-ferrous metals, stainless steel associations has decided to observe one-day token Bandh on March 20 to strongly register their protest against Octroi and demand total abolition of ... More INDUSTRY ASSOCIATIONS New CII (South) office-bearers Mr Jayakumar Ramdass, Managing Director of Mahendra Submersible Pumps (P) Ltd, has taken over as the Chairman of CII (Southern Region) Coimbatore, while Mr K. Thangaraj, Managing Director of AGT Electronics - its Vice- ... More TEXTILE MACHINERY Chinese rapier looms attract small weavers at textile fair Small textile weavers have evinced interest in China-built rapier looms that are on display at the International Textile Technology and Machinery Expo (ITGME 2006), now in progress here. The Komarapalayam-based Rapier Links, the dealers for ... More
Textile machinery expo concludes FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT AP bid to attract FDI bears fruit Govt on relentless drive to attract big foreign cos More EVENTS USTDA meet to focus on transportation solutions The US Trade and Development Agency (USTDA) is organising a two-day conference to focus on the expansion of transportation and trade facilities in South Asia from March 7 in Mumbai. The conference will feature the near-term public and private ... More
In Visakhapatnam today
Hegde Institute Budget discussion INCOME TAX PAN compulsory for demat accounts To tighten `Know Your Customer' norms More
Official calls for voluntary tax compliance
Co-op banks want tax-exempt status to continue EXPORTS & IMPORTS Oilmeal exports reach new high After seven years, export of oilmeals or oilseed extractions is likely to exceed 40 lakh tonnes (lt) during the current fiscal. It was as far back as 1997-98 that the country exported 42 lt of various extractions, after which export volumes ... More NATURAL CALAMITIES
Private insurers cut 2-wheeler exposureFlood imapct on claims heavy; losses unsustainable More TOURISM CII initiative to promote health tourism in Kerala Global congregation in Kochi on March 23-26 More
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Looking back Feb. 26-Mar. 4 Poultry industry loss put at Rs 5,000 cr Gas supply issue: Meet today to resolve deadlock Chiefs of Panna-Mukta venture partners, GAIL to participate Interest rates may firm up: Survey `Forex reserves accretion slowing, credit offtake keeps rising' Fertiliser subsidy to exceed Budget estimates Total subsidy may cross Rs 24,000 crore Core sector growth slows to 3.3% in Jan Will Budget bring relief to cancer, AIDS patients? Bank deposits to get 80C deduction Recapitalisation bonds to be converted into tradable securities MFs keen to tap global opportunity No bad news on income taxes Big bonanza for the small car A touch more than a stitch in time Wiring up the nation IT industry divided over impact of excise duty Desktop, notebooks may turn costlier Domestic airlines get tax exemption for 1 more year Shipping management services expensive Equity fund redefined Pre-monsoon activity seen setting in early Cement sector says nothing concrete Australia hails easing of mining norms Pepper exports to US decline Budget doubles excise duty on sugar Hallmarked jewellery a safer bet, says RBI Ban likely on alcohol, tobacco additives in food products Frontline gets more contemporary look Cement majors post increase in sales National Load Dispatch Centre planned at Delhi, Kolkata Steel cos parking cash with banks Global market's weakness hits oilmeals price |
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