The Hindu Business Line : Friday, November 15, 2002

TN Govt to network agricultural markets
THE Tamil Nadu Government is said to be considering a proposal for networking all agricultural markets in State under the State Marketing Board. Inaugurating a training programme on Agricultural Marketing Extension, the Vice-Chancellor of the ... More

SUGAR

Allahabad HC stays UP decision on statutory price for cane
IN a judgement that could significantly impact sugarcane pricing policy in the country, the Allahabad High Court has stayed the Uttar Pradesh Government's decision to announce a State Adviced Price (SAP) of Rs 95-100 per quintal for cane to be ... More

TEA

Upasi to go ahead with tea futures
THE Upasi Tea Committee has decided to go ahead with the setting up of the Tea Futures Exchange at Kochi. The licence to set up such an exchange had already been obtained from the Forward Markets Commission. Mr N. Dharmaraj, Chairman, Upasi Tea ... More

COTTON

Change in NY delivery mechanism — No impact seen on domestic cotton
THE New York Board of Trade's decision to change the delivery specifications for futures cotton contract that plans to apply from next year the `age-of-bale penalty' to old cottons delivered in a calendar year may bear little relevance to Indian ... More

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Allahabad HC stays UP decision on statutory price for cane

Disclosures must not end with IPOs

Cost-cutting, exports are India Inc's new mantras

Chacha Kalam

Agencies find new ways to beat cuts in adspend

Project investments flat in Sept quarter: Survey

CST phase-out from April 2004

In Depth
Gender Justice

Simple Economics

Small Investor

Looking back
Nov. 3-Nov. 9
Tea trade e-auction plan runs into rough weather

Weak fundamentals likely to affect silver

Export drive helps reduce mounting foodgrain stocks

Central scheme to bail out Maharashtra sugar mills soon

Decision on GM mustard deferred

Spices export declines in value terms in first half

As in petroleum ...India needs `reliance' in oilseeds too