![]() Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Saturday, April 02, 2005 |
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AGRI-BIZ & COMMODITIES CLIMATE & WEATHER Excess rains in 3 dists HYDEL power capital Idukki (+50 per cent) and the drought-hit Wayanad (+12 per cent) and Kottayam (+84 per cent) were the three districts that recorded excess rainfall while Pathanamthitta (+4 per cent), with its share of hydel stations, totted ... More CULTIVATION Nod for policy framework on organic farming awaited: TNAU A POLICY framework on organic farming awaits Government approval. The structure has been prepared and submitted to the Tamil Nadu Government by the farm varsity. Disclosing this at a seminar on `Organic Agriculture in Peninsular India - ... More HORTICULTURE/FRUITS & VEGETABLES Bananas, oranges tag on to Maharashtra's export kitty THE Maharashtra State Agricultural Marketing Board (MSAMB) is all set to add a few more products to its export kitty. Mahamango, mahaanaar (pomegranate) and mahagrapes have been doing the rounds for the last couple of ... More
RUBBER Rubber imports may come down under VAT regime AS value added tax (VAT) comes into force in Kerala from Friday, rubber trade has moved into a lower tax regime which experts say will benefit growers and user industries alike. Under the VAT, natural rubber will have only four per cent ... More
Rubber dealers keep off market for third day TEA Tata Tea divests control in tea estates in Kerala TATA Tea today divested management and control over 55,529 acres of tea estates in Kerala and transferred 12,770 workers to the newly formed company, Kannan Devan Hills Plantations Company Ltd. Mr T.V. Alexander, Managing Director of the new ... More DAIRY & DAIRY PRODUCTS IRMA board begins search for new chief Conspiracy to capture institute, says Kurien THE daily engagements card on Dr Verghese Kurien's table said it all. The only entry for April 1 was: "10:30 - IRMA board meeting???" On a day marked by intense drama, the board of the Institute of Rural Management, Anand (IRMA) virtually ... More
`Present director would have to go' EVENTS Call to step up investment in farm sector INFUSION of higher levels of investment in agriculture, continuing domestic support, protection to growers and consumers by deploying tariff rates effectively and strengthening regional trade are some of the critical issues that need the ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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Looking back Mar. 20-Mar. 26 Indonesia to protest hike in Indian palm oil duty Coffee exporters, buyers grapple for stocks Maharashtra to slash stamp duty on commodity market transactions, G-secs Wheat grain quality may be hit by rains Nabard to hike refinance rates Spices export exceeds volume target Concerns over global soya crop mounting Inflation down despite costlier food items Rubber prices poised to peak again |
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