Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Sunday, January 05, 2003
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Sunday, January 05, 2003 |
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY INVESTMENTS Fine on print THE fixed deposit programme of Tamil Nadu Newsprint and Papers is a good option for investors. The company's fundamentals have remained strong. However, the interest rates are lower than that offered by some of the leading manufacturing ... More
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COURTS/LEGAL ISSUES Cheque bouncing: HC allows appeal against conviction THE Madras High Court has held that an order of the Additional Sessions Judge setting aside the conviction by the lower court of the accused in a case involving bouncing of cheques could not be sustained for the reason that a defence witness was ... More ECONOMY Asian Social Forum for creating `another world' THOUSANDS of people who landed here from various parts of Asia to attend the meetings of the Asian Social Forum (ASF) believe that "another world is possible". "It is just as well that another world is possible, because the present one is ... More ENGINEERING Engineering companies: Ticking well ENGINEERING companies started 2002 started on a positive note with bulging order-books and profits. The share prices of some engineering company stocks soared to new highs, generating as much as 50 per cent returns during the past six months. ... More ENVIRONMENT One award GM can't be proud of GM vehicles alone account for about 1.65 per cent of world carbon emissions — a substantial amount for a single company. More FOREIGN TRADE UK Minister's visit to enhance trade ties THE three-day visit of the British Minister for Trade and Industry, Ms Patricia Hewitt, to India from January 6 marks the high-point of a year-long celebration of Indo-British Partnership (IBP) as also "a successful" culmination of a decade of a ... More TEXTILES Indian textile exporters threatened by neighbours FEARS are growing that India's neighbours will overtake it in the textile exports race post-2005, according to Mr Senthil Kumar, Chairman of PDEXCIL (Powerloom Development and Export Promotion Council). This is because the domestic textile ... More INDUSTRY ASSOCIATIONS Cetma proposes panel to iron out CAS issues THE Consumer Electronics & TV Manufacturers' Association (Cetma) has suggested the setting up of a Steering Committee primarily to iron out various issues in the implementation of the Conditional Access System (CAS). Cetma is one of the ... More
FICCI meet on tax, corporate laws from Jan 15 SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY Kalam weaves dream for space agencies IMAGINE a global `space' force taking care of virtually everything that one can think of, from drinking water, energy needs, connectivity, education, river networking, medicine, mining or navigation. Or even deflecting or killing the asteroid ... More
ISRO plans planetary mission by 2015 DISINVESTMENT Oil companies — Free them from Government control FOR those questioning why the state-run oil companies should be privatised, the Government came up with yet another compelling reason this week. It asked the oil companies, all of which are majority-owned by it, to declare interim dividends so ... More EVENTS 
You are No. 1The President, Dr A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, interacting with school children at the 90th Indian Science Congress in Bangalore on Saturday. |