The Hindu Business Line : Monday, December 16, 2002

Landslide for BJP in Gujarat
The political pundits were proved absolutely wrong as it was not Saurashtra that emerged as the deciding factor, but Central Gujarat, for long considered the backyard of the Congress. More

Channels cosy up to last mile operators
IT'S time to cosy up to the cable operators. Even as the Rajya Sabha cleared the Cable Television Networks Amendment Bill 2002 paving the way for a Conditional Access System (CAS), the three big broadcasters are focusing their attention on the ... More

Govt kitty set to swell as banks recover NPAs
HERE is a reason for the taxman to smile this year. Corporate tax receipts from the banks and financial institutions sector are expected to show a hefty increase this fiscal. One of the major reasons why banks are likely to pay large taxes is ... More

Apollo still keen on Nocil division
TRUCK and bus tyre major Apollo Tyres Ltd (ATL) is still interested in acquiring the rubber chemicals division of National Organic Chemicals Ind Ltd (Nocil), the Chairman and Managing Director of ATL, Mr Onkar Kanwar, has said. "The earlier MoU ... More

Upgradation key to textile growth: Mukesh
THE Indian textile industry needs information technology, communications and better operating discipline and management to help it address its problems and grow, according to Reliance Industries' Chairman and Managing Director, Mr Mukesh Ambani, ... More

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