Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Sunday, May 05, 2002
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Sunday, May 05, 2002 |
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY ANTI-DUMPING Anti-dumping cannot be a cover for inefficiency THE 2001-02 annual report of the Directorate-General of Anti Dumping and Allied Duties (DGAD) covers all the issues of dumping, the concerns of the user industry and the ultimate consumer. The basic responsibility of the quasi-judicial body, ... More ECONOMY Can Ranil convert the `feel-good factor' into economic benefit? THE international goodwill that the Wickremesinghe Government has generated for its peace initiative is palpable in Colombo. While there is disappointment at the strong reaction in India to the LTTE chief's press conference on April 10, and ... More
Bank credit down Rs 5,689 crore HEALTH WHO strategy to tackle filariasis WITH over one billion people across 80 countries believed to be at risk with regard to Lymphatic Filariasis (LF), the South-East Asian region bears 60 per cent of the global burden and India, 70 per cent of this regional burden. Dr Uton ... More PSU No option but to rationalise PSU workforce: Joshi THE Minister of Heavy Industry and Public Enterprises, Mr Manohar Joshi, has said that the Government has no option but to rationalise the public sector workforce as part of the restructuring efforts for the sector. Stating that "there are no ... More
`Debate on role of PSUs is one-sided' POWER Panel on energy calls for integrated policy THE Planning Commission Steering Committee on Energy has called for evolving an integrated approach to each sub-sector such as power, coal, petroleum, natural gas, atomic energy and renewable through the creation of a Cabinet Committee on Energy ... More
Centre to help States set up small hydro-electric plants LEATHER `Animal welfare' ball in PETA court The industry said that boycotting the Indian leather industry is not going to positively impact animal welfare. More EVENTS Andhra traders' fears allayed MR V.M. Manohara Prasad, Commissioner of Marketing, on Saturday tried to allay the apprehensions of traders and said the Government was not against trade and industry and would only ensure the growth of trade within the parameters of law. At an ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
Top Stories In Depth Inside Kashmir Guide to derivatives US-64 Looking back Apr. 28-May. 4 India Inc shows its compassionate face OECD optimistic of growth prospects Vajpayee takes `political wind' out of Sonia's sails Cotton bed linen exports -- India asks WTO to set up settlement panel on EU move Cetma paints rosy picture of growth scope CRR cut to 5 pc; Bank Rate unchanged in Credit Policy -- Jalan takes no risks IOC, Reliance, Nirma bid for IPCL stake No more rollbacks: Sinha Oil cos may go in for staggered price hike You bet, forex is the bigger asset! Investments in 93 PSUs fully eroded by losses: CAG Industrial investment in AP up 12-fold in 2 years Vajpayee extends Rs 150-cr relief package to Gujarat Exports a tad up in March despite general slowdown Colour dot labels for cosmetics in, drugs out `Software, services exports up 29 pc' Tax receipts in positive phase Land bridge to Lanka to cost $500 million Cement sector output crosses 100-mt mark Pvt sector allowed into primary healthcare |
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