![]() Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Tuesday, July 30, 2002 |
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY ANTI-DUMPING Duty on thermal paper imports from China THE Finance Ministry has imposed definitive anti-dumping duty on all imports of thermal sensitive paper (TSP) from China. Based on the recommendations of the designated authority in the Commerce Ministry in its final findings, the Revenue ... More
Definitive duty on acrylic yarn from Nepal ECONOMY
`Joint bilateral group must to spur industrial growth'THE Minister for Heavy Industries and Public Enterprises, Mr Balasaheb Vikhe Patil, on Monday suggested the formation of a bilateral joint working group comprising the Government and industry for regular interaction to remove impediments to ... More
`Attitude change key to luring more investment' EXCISE AND CUSTOMS FOREIGN TRADE Indo-Afghan business forum to be set up IN an effort to promote bilateral trade ties between India and Afghanistan, the Indo-Afghan Business Forum, which is to have top-level representation from trade and industry of the two countries, is to be set up on September 26. "The five ... More HEALTH Govt healthcare still the first option A NATIONAL survey on health services has revealed that private facilities are used more often than Government facilities for treating major ailments in only five States - Kerala, Andhra Pradesh, Arunachal Pradesh, Meghalaya and Nagaland. The ... More
INFRASTRUCTURE Malaysian team meets TN CM A HIGH-level delegation led by the Malaysian Public Works Minister, Mr Datto Samivelu, held preliminary discussions with the Tamil Nadu Chief Minister, Ms Jayalalithaa, on various infrastructure projects including establishment of an ... More POWER Govt plans benchmarks for power regulatory panels THE Centre is planning to spell out some benchmarks for the electricity regulatory commissions, power sector sources said quoting Mr R.V. Shahi, the Union Power Secretary. Mr Shahi, who was here on Saturday on the occasion of the signing of the ... More TEXTILES `Labour costs eroding India's edge in textile sector: Study THE increased automation widely witnessed in the textile sector all over the world is reducing the share of labour in the total production costs. That should be good news for the rich and the developed world. But that does not hold true for ... More
TN Govt announces sops for weavers
TN textile TUs demand interim relief payment
Textile task force calls for chambers' views COAL Don't be scared of targets, SECL officials told "THE threat of privatisation is hanging around the neck of the domestic coal industry'', which has for long been dominated by the State-owned coal companies, particularly since the nationalisation of the industry in phases between 1972 and ... More MEDICAL & SURGICAL EQUIPMENTS Hyderabad to host medical equipment fair NEXT year's HospiMedica India meet, the annual trade fair for the medical equipment, supplies and diagnostics industry, will be held in Hyderabad. The ninth edition of the fair is slated for February 14-16, 2003. It will have a FICCI-sponsored ... More PAPER, BOARD & NEWSPRINT TN: Plea to abolish resale tax on paper, boards THE Madras Paper Merchants Association has urged the Tamil Nadu Government to abolish the resale tax on paper and paperboards. According to the association press release, the resale tax introduced with effect from July 1 has pushed up the price ... More SOCIAL WELFARE Convention to focus on dalit upliftment THE Guruvayanakere-based Nagarika Seva Trust, in association with dalit organisations, farmers' forum, women's organisations and environmentalist groups, is planning to organise a dalit convention in Belthangady on August 4. Addressing a press ... More HUMAN RESOURCES Professional education expanding by semester WITH lessening campus recruitments and MBA courses no longer the sole choice of youngsters, professional education institutes are banking on executive development programmes to increase clientele. Professionals too are making it a point to pursue ... More LABOUR REFORMS Karnataka: Labour reforms Bill in the offing KARNATAKA is all set to usher in a new era of labour reforms and a Bill, expected to be passed in the ongoing Assembly session, would say goodbye to the Inspector Raj in the State. At present, any new business venture has to obtain ... More TRADE & LABOUR UNIONS Govt staff demonstrate against privatisation A NATIONWIDE demonstration was organised on Monday by the Joint Platform of Action of Government & Associate Services Employees' Organisation against privatisation of Central Government organisation. According to Mr Achinta Sinha, National ... More
Don't privatise cell service, say BSNL employees EVENTS Hyderabad to host sports exhibition HYDERABAD will host the India International Sports Expo-2002 ( SPEX 2002), a five-day exhibition for the sports goods industry, equipment, allied products and services to be held during November 20-24 at the `games village'. The exhibition ... More INCOME TAX I-T staff to boycott special counters THE Joint Council of Action (JCA) formed by the Income-Tax Employees' Federation and the Income-Tax Gazetted Services Federation (ITGSF) has decided to boycott the special receipt counters of the department on July 31. The charter of demands by ... More ECONOMIC OFFENCES Under-invoicing in soyabean oil imports IF you thought under-invoicing in edible oil imports had come to an end, think again. Invoice manipulation continues to be practised and Government continues to lose revenue; but this time it is on soyabean oil. Customs authorities at the ... More
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