Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Thursday, March 09, 2006 |
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY CLIMATE & WEATHER
La Nina indicators neutral: ForecastThe Australian Bureau of Meteorology (BoM) has assessed that key El Nino-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) indicators in the equatorial Pacific region have lately tended to remain mixed, with some suggesting neutral conditions and others typical of a ... More NRIS Geojit to set up broking firm in Saudi Geojit Financial Services Ltd, a leading retail stock and commodity brokerage, is setting up a joint venture broking company in Saudi Arabia. The joint venture company will have tie-ups with local partners, subject to all necessary regulatory ... More BUDGET Service tax on ATM not to hit users The Finance Ministry has clarified that the levy of service tax on automated teller machine (ATM) operations, maintenance or management would not result in any additional service tax liability for users of ATMs. The Budget 2006-07 had brought ... More
Budget meet in Mangalore
BL Club Budget talk in Chennai
`Bland budget with very little for the poor' COURTS/LEGAL ISSUES Kerala Cabinet for 2-day Assembly session Dam Safety Act to be amended More ENVIRONMENT Coir Board to host IECA Indian chapter The Coir Board will host the Indian chapter of the International Erosion Control Association (IECA) with its headquarters in Kochi, with the involvement of coir geo-textiles manufacturers, exporters, scientists, civil engineers, consultants and ... More FOREIGN TRADE `Australia offers great scope for India in services' Developed countries, including Australia, that contend with an aging population offer significant opportunities for India in the services industry, according to the Prime Minister of Australia, Mr John Howard. Addressing a luncheon meeting ... More
Trade with US: India likely to overtake China
India, Uzbekistan sign protocol for cooperation
Indo-GCC meet to focus on tourism, industry HEALTH World Kidney Day today PETROLEUM No plans to make OVL independent: Ministry ONGC loans cheaper than raising money from market More
Govt issues special bonds for oil marketing cos PHARMACEUTICALS Now, gifts, bumper prizes from pharma chain! Gifts, bumper prizes and more retailers do it all the time to lure you and push sales. This incentive-linked promotion comes from an unlikely quarter, a pharmacy chain. Trust Chemists & Druggists Ltd on Wednesday announced a ... More POWER AP Genco, IL&FS sign up for two mega power projects The AP Genco and Infrastructure Leasing and Financial Services Ltd (IL&FS) on Wednesday signed up for project facilitation services to develop two mega power projects in Andhra Pradesh. The State has proposed a 2100-MW gas-based combined cycle .. More
Indo-US N-deal indicates changing global equations BREWERIES Wine on a high Local entrepreneurs and foreign firms all want a slice of action in the Indian wine market. More RADIO/TV Taking refuge in cricket SaharaOne hopes its telecast of the India-England cricket series will help build viewership for its regular programmes, but observers have their reservations. More EDUCATION DY Patil group to open intl school in Pune To offer Cambridge, Intl Baccalaureate programmes More
Oxford needs more students MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS & HOSPITALS Wockhardt's super speciality hospital in Bangalore Wockhardt Hospitals Group on Wednesday said it would unveil its 400-bed super speciality hospital in Bangalore in May. An exclusive women's health facility will be one of the four cluster hospitals to be started here. The Rs 150-crore ... More REAL ESTATE & CONSTRUCTION Property expo in Hyderabad
SC ruling boost to NTC revamp plans: CMD
DS Kulkarni Developers plans rights READYMADE GARMENTS `Quota abolition yet to benefit garment sector' CERAMICS Tile industry irked by duty structure Though the customs duty on raw materials for the tile industry has been rationalised in the Union Budget 2006-07, the Finance Minister has failed to correct the anomaly of inverted duty structure that exists, say tile manufacturers. The ... More MINERALS Iron ore movement to Paradip hit Orissa Govt imposes restriction on truck traffic from Barbil More GENDER
HDFC Bank eyes 50 pc rise in cardsLaunches 2 cards exclusively for women More
IIMB programme for women
Indian women more focused in career: Study
Grooming women as tourist guides SOCIAL WELFARE HelpAge plans SHGs for elderly HelpAge India, a leading social service NGO working for senior citizens, has decided to scale up the initiative they started in Tamil Nadu and start self-help groups (SHGs) exclusively for senior citizens across the country. These clusters of ... More INCOME TAX `Computerisation of I-T dept by year-end' The income-tax department hopes to complete its ongoing computerisation programme by this year-end, said Ms M.H. Kherawala, Chairperson, Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT). The massive computerisation programme is mainly aimed at improving ... More TOURISM Britain steps up efforts to woo Indian tourists Expects seven-lakh visitors this year More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
Union Budget 2006-2007 Economic Survey 2005-2006
Top Stories In Focus Infrastructure woes stare IT sector IPO Scams FDI in retail sector Dynamic Tirupur Surging Sensex Gold scaling new highs
In Depth Gender Justice Simple Economics Tax Talk
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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