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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY CLIMATE & WEATHER Renewed optimism over monsoon THE progress of monsoon in north-western India and further into Pakistan this weekend and into early next week could well be interpreted as a good augury for the continued and sustained rain activity over the subcontinent, according to an ... More NON-CONVENTIONAL ENERGY Suzlon setting up small wind energy turbines in Tirupati THE Gujarat-based renewable energy company, Suzlon, is setting up a string of small wind energy turbines atop the holy Tirumala hills in Tirupati. Civil works for the one-MW each, six units of the wind power project have already begin and the ... More ANTI-DUMPING Dumping duty on fused magnesia imports lifted THE Finance Ministry has now annulled its earlier order that imposed a definitive anti-dumping duty on fused magnesia imports from China. This move of the Revenue Department comes on the back of the recommendation of the Designated Authority in ... More
Dumping duty mooted on potassium dane salt imports COURTS/LEGAL ISSUES Karishma case: Appeal against order admitted A DIVISION Bench of the Calcutta High Court comprising Mr Justice Ajoy Nath Ray and Mr Justice J. Banerjee on Thursday admitted the appeal filed by Mrs Barbara Taylor Bradford, challenging the order of the Trial Court, which vacated the earlier ... More FOREIGN TRADE British Minister stresses on IT ties with India THE British Minister of State for Trade, Mr Michael O'Brien, while emphasising on the need for India and the UK to further cooperate in the information technology sector, noted that 60 per cent of work permits would go to India. Addressing ... More INFRASTRUCTURE US grant for TN sanitation study THE US Trade and Development Agency has granted $300,000 to the Tamil Nadu Urban Infrastructural Financial Services Ltd to fund a feasibility study on the proposed Tamil Nadu Water and Sanitation Infrastructure Projects, according to a press ... More PSU `GoM move on clearing of CPSU workers' dues paying' THE Group of Ministers (GoM) on payment of outstanding statutory dues of employees in the Central public sector undertakings have set up a roadmap to address this issue expeditiously. Talking to newspersons here after the meeting, the Chairman ... More POWER Delhi power reforms on right track: Minister THE Delhi Minister for Transport, Power and Tourism, Mr Ajay Maken, on Thursday said that the privatisation of the power distribution sector initiated last year has yielded encouraging results. Addressing a meeting on `Delhi power reforms: ... More STEEL Steel PSUs asked to guard against global price swings THE members of the Steel Consultative Committee have urged the public sector units (PSUs) coming under the Steel Ministry to be on guard against the international price fluctuations. The members have also proposed to strengthen the welfare ... More TEXTILES Synthetic textiles exports cross target THE Synthetic and Rayon Textiles Export Promotion Council is on a roll. According to its chairman, Mr Rakesh Mehra, it is probably the only export promotion council in India that has crossed the export target set by the Government this ... More
Meet today on new textile institute RADIO/TV Zone-wise CAS rollout likely in Delhi, Mumbai IT could well be a staggered rollout of the conditional access system (CAS) if the Government agrees to the recommendation of a zone-wise implementation made by multi-system operators (MSOs) and cable operators on Thursday. According to their ... More EDUCATION ICFAI Business School focusing on faculty development AT the ICFAI Business School, an affiliate of the ICFAI University, a concerted effort is on for faculty development. According to Prof T.R. Venkatesh, Dean, ICFAI Business School, Bangalore, "We are very clear that we are not a teaching shop ... More KNITWEAR & HOSIERY Tirupur apparel park to spur new township THE Netaji Apparel Park (NAP) project for Tirupur which is to come up in the close proximity to the National Highway No. 47 between Perumanallur and Avinashi will spur the momentum for a new township as the proposed park site has been chosen on a ... More
Bright scope seen for socks export JUTE It's `Mission Kishangunj' for jute industry IT is Mission Kishangunj for everyone in the jute industry, be it private sector mill owner or scientist or bureaucrat. And the reason is simple. The new Union Textile Minister, Mr Shahnawaz Hussain, hails from Kishangunj and he wants his ... More SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY Insats in hot race with foreign rivals IS the new national satellite Insat 3A — along with its siblings — giving foreign commercial satellites over India a run for their money? So it seems. The Department of Space, which can now market its Insat system capacity among ... More CINEMA Drought hits Telugu film industry `The success of any film hinges on repeat audience. There's no repeat audience for most of the films released recently.' More EVENTS Exhibition on hotels, resorts UNITECH Exhibitions Pvt Ltd is organising the "H&RT Expo 2003" between July 19 and 22 at Chennai Trade Centre. H&RT Expo 2003 is an international exhibition of equipment and services for hotels, resorts and restaurants, bakery and catering ... More INCOME TAX I-T Dept launches online system THE Income-tax Department recently launched an Online Tax Accounting Systems (OLTAS) Pilot Project in New Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai and Kolkata, which will be in operation till July 15. The project is aimed at implementation of a scheme for ... More TOURISM `Kerala cannot afford to be complacent on tourism' DESPITE Kerala's success in the tourism sector and its emergence as one of the world's strongest tourism brands, the State cannot afford to let complacency set in, said Mr T. Balakrishnan, State Tourism Secretary. Addressing the participants ... More
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