Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Saturday, July 27, 2002
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY INVESTMENTS When film magazines talk stocks... just stay away Follow a few golden rules for buying stocks, be patient and disciplined and emerge a winner in the equity market... More
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Where gold retains its lustre... ECONOMY Keralites saving more, splurging less: Study A SEA change is overtaking Kerala's money order economy — the multi-billion dollar business comprising of NRI remittances and fund transfers from people employed outside the State's borders. As the levels of remittance flows into Kerala ... More
Jaswant to head panel on Centre, State funds
Kerala, Karnataka to forge ties in IT, tourism sectors FOREIGN TRADE `South Asia sub-region trade needs policy push' THE gross domestic product (GDP) in the South Asian Growth Quadrangle sub-region consisting of Bangladesh, Bhutan, India and Nepal can be spurred through policy measures by the respective Governments of the partner-countries and private sector ... More HEALTH PSU Kerala fixes minimum bonus for PSU staff at 8.33 pc THE Kerala Government has notified that all public sector units, including those in which it holds majority equity, shall pay a minimum bonus of 8.33 per cent to their employees during the year 2002. Elaborating on the criteria fixed by the ... More PETROLEUM Naik sticks to IPO plan for BPCL, HPCL THE Petroleum Minister, Mr Ram Naik, on Friday stuck to his stated position on the need for an initial public offering (IPO) for Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd (BPCL) and Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd (HPCL) prior to the strategic ... More PHARMACEUTICALS 
`Rs 10 cr needed for drug discoveries'INDIAN pharma companies have the capability of carrying out new drug discoveries at an annual expenditure of Rs 10 crore, according to Dr K. Anji Reddy, Chairman, Dr Reddy's group. Addressing the convocation ceremony at the Indian Institute of ... More POWER REC enters full-scale funding of generation, transmission RURAL Electrification Corporation (REC) has decided to fund generation and transmission projects of any size, thus easing itself out of the earlier restraint of having to finance only projects of 25 MW and below, besides sub-transmission projects ... More
Raising resources — PFC, REC mull options on securitising receivables
TN: 2 projects to tap energy from waste planned TAXATION TN commercial tax revenue rises to Rs 2,350 cr in Q1 THANKS to a general buoyancy in tax collections, the Tamil Nadu Commercial Taxes Department has ended the first quarter of 2002-03 with a collection of about Rs 2,350 crore, a little over nine per cent more than the Rs 2,150 crore collected in ... More TEXTILES EDUCATION IILM launches insurance course THE Institute of Integrated Learning in Management (IILM) has launched a one-year full time post-graduate diploma course in insurance and risk management. This is supposed to be the only course which is recognised by the Insurance Regulatory ... More
MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS & HOSPITALS Image Healthcare to embark on expansion IMAGE Healthcare Ltd, which runs a 150-bedded multi-speciality hospital at Ameerpet here, has bagged the ISO-9001 certification, thereby becoming the only hospital to get ISO certification during the first year of operations itself. Announcing ... More REAL ESTATE & CONSTRUCTION Kolkata real estate market faces glut IT'S the silly season for Kolkata's commercial real estate market. Consider the following: Prime properties that have been put on the block are lying unsold for months, rates are falling all around and corporates are pulling out of deals. All ... More GENDER DISINVESTMENT Calendar for divestment cases being readied — Receipts to be up in Tenth Plan: Shourie THE Government today indicated in the Lok Sabha that receipts through disinvestment during the Tenth Plan would probably be higher than the Planning Commission assessment of Rs 16,000 crore every year in the five-year period as set out in the ... More SMALL SAVINGS As official-level talks fail... Jaswant, Verma to sort out EPF rate cut issue A FINAL decision on the proposed rate cut on Employees Provident Fund deposits to nine per cent will now have to be taken at the ministerial level. A formal decision to let the Labour Minister, Mr Sahib Singh Verma, and the Finance Minister, Mr ... More RURAL DEVELOPMENT 
`e-farmers' is ITC credoMARKING a departure from the practice of giving a picture of the core businesses of the company, with plans and prospects for the future, the ITC Chairman, Mr Y.C. Deveshwar today spoke to shareholders at the company's 91st AGM almost entirely on ... More
SARI to be expanded, renamed
INDUSTRIAL POLICY Gujarat announces sops for SEZ units On sales tax and other levies, there would be complete exemption on payment of stamp duty and registration fees on transfer of land meant for industrial use in SEZ area. More
AP enactment simplifies industrial procedures EVENTS Workshop on self-development HYDERABAD: A personal effectiveness programme, specially designed for corporates by the Prasanna Trust would be held on Saturday and Sunday. The workshop on self-development based on Indian heritage and spirituality is being ... More
NATURAL CALAMITIES Monsoon `warms' up to global weather changes EVEN as India ponders on how to come to grips with what for all practical purposes looks like a case of a failed monsoon, researchers have come out with evidence suggesting that the Asian southwest monsoon has in fact been gaining in intensity ... More
Failure of monsoon may lead to crisis ALTERNATIVE MEDICINES India must tap herbal market: Shatrughan THE Union Minister for Health, Mr Shatrughan Sinha, has said that nature's bounty had provided India with a headstart in the herbal products sweepstakes and the country should seek to effectively tap the huge potential the global market, which is ... More TOURISM Kerala: Rs 20-cr Central aid for tourism KERALA will get Rs 20 crore from the Tourism Department of the Centre for implementing a slew of tourism projects in the State. The projects include development of tourist cruise terminals, convention centres, amusement parks and ropeways. The ... More
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Top Stories In Depth Gender Justice Simple Economics Small Investor Looking back Jul. 14-Jul. 20 PM announces 8-point agenda for 8% growth India Inc fears `harsh' steps in ordinance Centre goes in for early expenditure management Clouds over crop area — Kharif sowing toll heaviest for soya Labour Ministry told to cut EPF rates Illegal border trade put at $2 billion Novartis sues Dr Reddy's in US for patent breach Banks likely to resume power sector funding |
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