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Friday, June 07, 2002
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY COURTS/LEGAL ISSUES ECONOMY Kerala: Special zones planned to lure investments AS part of its efforts to ensure regular inflow of investments, the Kerala Government has drawn up a plan to create special zones for various sectors across the State. These zones will be exclusively earmarked for areas such as information ... More
War fear has not hit foreign investors ENVIRONMENT AP: Ozone depleting substances registration made mandatory INDUSTRIAL units involved in the production, consumption and handling of ozone depleting substances (ODS) have to register before July 19, according to a Government release. The registration of units under ODS regulation rules with the ... More FOREIGN TRADE Concessions to Pakistan -- India-EU trade talks likely next month INDIA is expected to hold a third and final round of consultations with the European Union (EU) during the second week of July regarding the latter's concessions to Pakistan under the Drug Control Window of Generalised System of Preferences ... More PSU PSUs divested via strategic sales yielded better returns: FICCI Public sector units divested through strategic sales has yielded better returns with the stocks of the disinvested PSUs showing better PE ratios (price of share divided by earnings per share), according to a study conducted by the Federation of ... More PHARMACEUTICALS Bulk drugs SMEs in tech upgrade mode THE Technology Upgradation (UPTECH) initiative for the small and medium enterprises (SMEs), especially in the bulk drug sector in Hyderabad, is all set to get onto phase 2 of consolidation. A meeting of the participating organisations with the ... More TAXATION TN Govt sets up 5-member panel for tax reforms The commission will study the State's tax structure and commercial tax, excise duties, land revenue and registration fees, and tax on motor vehicles and electricity. More TEXTILES Safeguards for textiles against Chinese `threat' THE Government is working out the details of the mechanism for imposing textiles safeguards to protect the domestic industry from injury or threat thereof arising from imports from China. Addressing a CII workshop on Textiles here, Mr S.N. ... More
Rana sees need for upgradation of powerlooms
`Textile exports not hit by tension on Indo-Pak border' SSI SMEs urged to take up ICAI-prescribed norms SMALL and medium enterprises (SMEs) in India, many of which operate in emerging sectors, need to pay special attention to accounting standards prescribed by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI). This was stated here by Mr ... More WATER MANAGEMENT KNITWEAR & HOSIERY TN hosiery producers want CST Act norms relaxed THE Federation of Hosiery Manufacturers Association (FOHMA), which is holding its annual general meeting in Tirupur on Friday, wants the Centre to exempt the hosiery goods from the amended provisions of the Central Sales Tax (CST) Act that makes ... More BIO-TECH & GENETICS CII biotech team to visit Canada, US A 20-member biotech mission of the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) is to visit the US and Canada from June 9. The main objective of the delegation's 10-day visit is to explore the possibilities of setting up partnership and joint ... More SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY CII, ISRO mull working group for hardware needs THE Confederation of Indian Industry and the Indian Space Research Organisation are planning a joint working group in providing systems and hardware for the space activities. The suggestion from the CII Karnataka President, Mr K. ... More DISINVESTMENT RCF wants to bid for HOCL stake IN what could pose an additional complication for the Ministry of Disinvestment, Rashtriya Chemicals and Fertilisers (RCF) has sought permission to acquire a 32.61 per cent stake in Hindustan Organic Chemicals Ltd (HOCL), yet another PSU under ... More SMALL SAVINGS Plea to cut rates on Seamens PF rejected THE board of trustees of Seamens Provident Fund (SPF) has rejected a proposal to reduce the interest rates paid on the fund to 3.5 per cent from 9 per cent as a way to make up a part of the losses suffered by SPF in the government securities ... More FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT Not much difference in FDI flows to India, China: IFC IFC argues that the adoption of standard computation would raise India's net FDI inflows from $2-3 billion a year to about $8 billion, while China's inflows, net of round-tripping, are about $20 billion, against the much-ballyhooed $40-45 billion. More EVENTS ECONOMIC OFFENCES Piracy eats into publishers' profits HAVE you bought Harry Potter for Rs 50 or a medical college text for less than Rs 200 off the streets of your city? Then you are as responsible for robbing the exchequer of over Rs 100 crore as the printers of these pirated versions, says the ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
Top Stories In Depth Gender Justice Simple Economics Guide to derivatives Looking back May. 26-Jun. 1 Sharp rise in domestic prices -- Tyre makers seen importing rubber Fiscal deficit set to end closer to 6 pc -- Rs 10,000-cr revenue shortfall seen Yet another normal monsoon forecast Confidence in strong global recovery waning, says BIS Balmer Lawrie sell-off in two phases finalised Export trend shows diversification to small nations |
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