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GMR to invest Rs 80 cr in ING Vysya Insurance
IN a significant move, GMR Technologies & Industries Ltd (GMR-TIL), the Hyderabad-based Rs 161-crore flagship of the over Rs 2,000-crore GMR group, has decided to invest funds to the tune of Rs 80 crore in ING Vysya Insurance, the life insurance ... More

Foreign parent not to hike Thomas Cook stake for now
THE foreign parent of Thomas Cook (India) Ltd (TCIL), has no plans to increase its stake further in the Indian subsidiary. Currently, Thomas Cook Overseas holds a 60 per cent stake, State Bank of India (SBI) 8.3 per cent, and Unit Trust of ... More

  • Upgraded Honda City to be launched soon
  • Apollo Tyres board meet on June 26

    BUYBACK


    Digital rules out near-term buyback
    SOFTWARE services firm Digital Globalsoft Ltd has no plans to go in for a buy-back of its equity shares in the near future, according to company sources. Despite repeated attempts, the official spokesman of the company could not be contacted. ... More

    ACCOUNTING STANDARDS


    Costing standards for footwear sector
    THE Institute of Cost and Works Accountants of India (ICWAI) has come out with Cost Accounting Standard on Classification of Cost, guidelines on Transfer Pricing and Cost Accounting Rules relating to footwear industry here today. "The relevancy ... More

    CORPORATE DISPUTES


    MTNL seeks time to sort out BSNL dues
    According to official sources, BSNL has stated that all future interconnect agreements with MTNL would depend on the speedy settlement of pending dues. More

    OVERSEAS BORROWINGS


    CESC falters on FRN interest
    CESC Ltd, the RPG-controlled power utility, has defaulted on the interest payment on its $70-million floating rate notes (FRN), which are due in 2007. The interest payment had become due on May 8, according to a notice from Law Debenture Trust ... More

    COURTS/LEGAL ISSUES


    HT power installations -- Spinners' body gets stay on inspection fee hike
    THE Dindigul Spinners Association has obtained a conditional stay of operation of the Tamil Nadu Government order enhancing the inspection fee levied on power installations in the High Tension Power consuming textile units. The stay will also ... More

    TN has acted in public interest in buying land for industrial park: HC
    THE Madras High Court has held the acquisition of land belonging to a private individual for the purpose of setting up in the joint sector an industrial park of international standard on the east of National Highway 45, near Chengalpattu in ... More

    ACCOUNTANCY


  • No move to issue licences to foreign accountants: ICAI

    REGULATORY BODIES & RULINGS


    Norms for appointment of co secretaries eased
    THE Department of Company Affairs (DCA) has relaxed the norms for appointment of company secretaries by raising the paid-up capital limit prescribed under the Companies Act. Vide its recent notification amending the Companies (Appointment and ... More

    ENTERPRISE RESOURCE PLANNING


    TVS Motor Co expects rich SAP dividends
    TVS Motor Company today said that it has implemented ERP solution SAP to integrate its business applications and processes across the company. The company has invested close to Rs 15 crore as part of the Phase I of the ERP implementation ... More

    SICK UNITS


    Fund to revive sick cos -- India Inc against imposition of cess
    INDIA Inc is not in favour of the imposition of a cess on companies to build a fund to rehabilitate or protect the assets of sick companies — as proposed under the Companies (Amendment) Bill, 2001. The Companies (Amendment) Bill, 2001 ... More

    Kerala Govt to sign MoU for Trayons revival soon
    THE Kerala Government is to sign an MoU with the Coimbatore-based promoters probably next week for reviving the sick Travancore Rayons Ltd (Trayons). The State Cabinet has already given its nod for signing the MoU. The Cabinet decision was ... More


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