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Tuesday, June 24, 2003
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY INVESTMENTS `Preservation of wealth is the mantra of rich' Around the world, moneyed individuals continue to direct their funds to what the report describes as "fixed income, alternative investments, real estate and other investments less correlated to equities." Simply put, wealth preservation is the mantra . More NON-CONVENTIONAL ENERGY Cash cards for buying solar power in Sunderbans CASH cards to pay for electricity dues are proposed to be introduced on a remote island in the Sundarbans area. Grid power can never reach this island, where energy meters are to be introduced utilising the money from the `Green Oscar', the ... More ANTI-DUMPING Anti-dumping probe on coated paper THE Designated Authority in the Commerce Ministry has notified initiation of anti-dumping investigation into the import of coated paper including paper and paperboard of 80 GSM and above originating in or exported from Indonesia and the European ... More ENGINEERING Monsoon hopes rev up Kovai pump industry WITH the signals of the on-set of South West monsoon becoming stronger, the pump industry in Coimbatore, which accounts for a major chunk of market share in the organised sector in the country, is revving up for a better performance this year ... More ENVIRONMENT Mayawati orders probe into construction near Taj — Promises action against guilty officials THE Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister, Ms Mayawati, today said that her Government would take stern action against officials responsible for unauthorised construction work near the Taj Mahal in Agra. The Chief Minister, however, did not explain how ... More
FAPCCI workshop on environment in offing FOREIGN TRADE FICCI signs two MoUs in China THE 20-member business delegation led by Mr Yogendra Modi, Senior Vice-President, Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI), on Monday signed an MoU with the China International Trade Research and Training Centre for Asia ... More
India signs pact to boost trade with Mercosur
FIEO meet on services next year POWER STEEL Expert says corrosion-resistant technology can save money Mr Sautha said the size of the domestic market for corrosion-resistant applications has been pegged at Rs 300 crore. This is expected to grow at around 25-30 per cent annually. Currently, about one-sixth of the potential market was being tapped. More TEXTILES Synthetic fibres may be brought under TUFS — Reliance, Indo Rama, JCT gainers? IN a move that may have long-term consequences for the textile industry as a whole, the synthetic fibre industry is all set to be brought under the Technology Upgradation Fund Scheme (TUFS) launched by the Ministry of Textiles in 1999 with a ... More
`Morocco can buy yarn, fibres from India' SSI KSSIA moots creation of separate tariff for SSIs CONSIDERING the complexities of the issues involved in power tariff restructuring, the Kerala State Small Industries Association (KSSIA) has suggested creation of separate tariff for SSI and tiny units without including them in other tariff ... More WATER RADIO/TV Govt to take a close look at Star News uplinking plans THE Government will be examining closely the application put forward by Star News before granting it final permission for uplinking from the country. The company - Media Content and Communications Pvt Ltd has a paid up capital of Rs 1 lakh and ... More EDUCATION CII bid to improve quality of education — Corporates go back to school IT'S a silent revolution that could change the manner in which the coming generations of young Indians grow up. In an effort to give back to society what it has given to them, the corporate world, through the Confederation of Indian Industry's ... More
ICFAI announces postal courses
ICAI bid to hone members' skill REAL ESTATE & CONSTRUCTION Real estate scenario of 15 major cities to be studied THE Confederation of Real Estate Developers Associations of India (Credai), a body of real estate developers across the country, in conjunction with players in the housing finance business and local builders associations, is planning to take up ... More
Puravankara to set up second mall in Bangalore INDUSTRY ASSOCIATIONS Chamber calls for transparency in credit rating THE PHD Chamber of Commerce of India (Phdcci) has called for establishing a "transparent" system of credit rating by which companies can be rated by the banks. The basic objective of such a rating exercise should be to inform the borrowing ... More BIO-TECH & GENETICS Kerala proposes agenda for bioresources IN ORDER to exploit the enormous potential of the phytopharmaceutical sector, currently characterised as having `immense popularity with limited reliability', Kerala will have to develop a comprehensive research agenda, according to a status ... More DISINVESTMENT Nalco issues likely by year-end THE domestic/ADR issues of National Aluminium Company Ltd (Nalco) to sell Government stake in the aluminium major are likely to hit the market around November-December, a senior Disinvestment Ministry official has said. "We are working towards ... More
`No plan to offload equity in non-life insurance cos'
Global tender planned for Great Eastern Hotel divestment WTO Singapore WTO issues still unresolved: India INDIA has made it clear, in the just-ended mini-ministerial of the WTO in Cairo, that the structure and content of the Singapore issues still remain unclear and that its reservations about entering into negotiations of any kind without a full ... More LABOUR REFORMS MGP places a premium on job generation `It is widely recognised that the situation (in the State) is rapidly changing, especially in view of the pressures of external competition. Strikes and other retrograde practices are rapidly losing credibility as a dispute resolution mechanism.' More EVENTS INCOME TAX After PAN, I-T Dept mulls TIN — To create tax information network THE income-tax department, over and above the requirement of PAN, which may emerge as a kind of citizen identity number in the none too distant future, is now pressing forward to create a comprehensive tax information network ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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