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Saturday, August 30, 2003
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY NON-CONVENTIONAL ENERGY Windmill industry awaits incentives for textile units WINDMILL, which has emerged as a viable source of alternative energy in the last five to seven years, hopes to consolidate its prospects with a fresh incentive expected to trigger its future growth. The industry is awaiting the final approval ... More AUTOMOBILES Rising auto exports add to forex kitty With auto majors such as Hyundai, Tata Motors and Maruti charting out aggressive export plans for the current fiscal, automobile exports are expected to see higher growth this year. More COURTS/LEGAL ISSUES Amnesty scheme for owning animal articles ends on Oct 17 WHAT are generally considered by the wealthy as proud possessions, worthy of finding place in their tastefully decorated large living rooms or almirahs, may soon turn into nightmare objects, if the Ministry of Environment and Forests really means ... More ENVIRONMENT Collaborative bid urged in waste management SCIENTISTS attending the BTWWA 2003, the national conference on biological treatment of wastewater and waste air at the Regional Research Laboratory-Thiruvananthapuram (RRL-T) here, have expressed the view that various agencies involved in waste ... More INFRASTRUCTURE AP plans bonds to get Rs 1,000 cr for infrastructure THE State Government is planning to raise Rs 1,000 crore through a bond offer aimed at improving the urban infrastructure, the Chief Minister, Mr N. Chandrababu Naidu, said here on Friday. Addressing a conference at the foundation laying stone ... More PSU Kerala PSUs announce bonus payouts Employees of all co-operative societies, irrespective of the status of their balance sheet, will be paid at the rate of 8.33 per cent of the gross annual wages subject to a maximum of Rs 2,500. More PETROLEUM Oil dealers' meet in Sept to discuss commission hike OIL dealers from around the country will meet in Bangalore next month to decide on further action for a hike in dealers' commissions. Although the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas had three months ago reassured the dealers' association ... More
Report on conservation drive in oil, gas sector released PHARMACEUTICALS Issues should have been sorted out, feel drug cos A section of the Indian pharma industry felt that the safeguards that the developed nations sought would in fact put a spanner in the works. More
India for low-cost drugs to sub-Sahara
Generic drug exports to S. Africa to be made easier
Plea to reduce excise duty on sclerosis medicine POWER Bengal energy body plans to outsource jobs THE West Bengal Rural Energy Development Corporation (WBREDC) is planning to outsource some of its jobs, the Chairman, Dr Sujan Chakraborty, said here today. Participating in an interactive session with members of the Bengal Chamber of ... More
CESC bills offering festive bouquet
TNEB raises Rs 180-cr through bonds TAXATION National Tax Tribunal to be set up by Dec A NATIONAL Tax Tribunal would be in place by December. All the tax related cases currently with the various High Courts, would be transferred to the NTT, for speedy disposal, Mr P.L. Singh, Chairman, Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT), said ... More TEXTILES Move to use NTC land for apparel park in AP THE State Government plans to utilise the land belonging to the National Textile Corporation (NTC) in Azam Jahi Mills, Warangal for developing the Integrated Apparel and Textile Park. A special purpose vehicle (SPV) should be formed to ... More BREWERIES RADIO/TV Uncertainty prevails over CAS rollout in Mumbai — MSOs, broadcastes ready; Sena says no WITH just days to go before the proposed rollout of the conditional access system (CAS) in zone 1 of Mumbai, there is little clarity on whether the rollout will take place as scheduled. From the face of it, it is all systems go: the Government ... More EDUCATION Aussie varsity scouts for partners in arts stream AUSTRALIA'S Deakin University, one of the first to enter India, has been wooing Indian business management students since 1999. This time it is in India scouting for partners to introduce its arts stream course in communication and ... More
PGP engg college pact with Bohemia varsity BEVERAGES 
Coca-Cola godown vandalisedSUSPECTED activists of the Ayyankali Pada, a banned Naxal outfit in the State, ransacked a Coca-Cola godown in the heart of the city and destroyed the soft drinks by dousing them with kerosene and diesel before setting them on fire. The ... More REAL ESTATE & CONSTRUCTION N.K Singh moots inter-ministerial panel for building sector MR N.K. Singh, Member, Planning Commission, today suggested setting up of an inter-ministerial committee to address issues related to the construction industry. "I will recommend to the government to set up an inter-ministerial committee to ... More INDUSTRY ASSOCIATIONS CII annual meet to be held in Bangalore AT next month's CII's second annual meet on the service sector, four key sectors plan to introspect on delivering more to the domestic market through better cost and quality platforms. The National Service Sector Conclave slated to be held in ... More
KNITWEAR & HOSIERY Tirupur knitters raise hire charges for fabrication TIRUPUR-based knitted cloth producers engaged in job work have revised their hire charges for fabrication. The new rates, effective September 1, will overall leave the job work charges going up by 7 to 10 per cent higher than the prevailing ... More DISINVESTMENT Mumbai HPCL staff confront RIL team — Due diligence process at other centres peaceful HPCL employees protesting against the proposed disinvestment of their company on Friday prevented the Reliance Industries team from entering the PSU refinery in Mumbai for conducting due diligence. Eyewitnesses said close to 1,000 employees ... More EVENTS CII seminar on negotiation tactics WHAT does it take to be a good negotiator? Maybe, you may have to mend your ways to become an effective negotiator. The Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) is organising an interactive session on `Ineffective negotiation tactics: Behaviour ... More
EXPORTS & IMPORTS Rice exporters spared RICE exporters can draw comfort from the Government's decision not to hike export prices, in spite of public stocks falling perilously close to normative minimum buffer levels. Rice stocks in the Central pool as on August 1 stood at 80.73 lakh ... More
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Top Stories In Focus Cola Controversy The Cable tangle Pakistan Diary Indo-Pak Monitor Indo-China Relations Telecom Competition In Depth In Kashmir Simple Economics Slowburn Tax Talk NRIs & Investment Avenues Corporate Governance Looking back Aug. 17-Aug. 23 Pharma industry growth the unsung story, says Jaitley Petro product pricing dispute unresolved Chandrayaan to herald ISRO's planetary pursuits Plan panel charts large-scale bio-fuel production plan `Further cut in infrastructure finance cost vital for growth' Govt unveils credit package for small sector — Rates on SFC loans lowered; interest deferral for SIDBI Micro-credit: Postal dept, banks in talks Cow slaughter ban feared to bring down leather exports by $700 m Electrical industry brightens up in Q1 MFs to devise schemes to lure PF monies ITA sees output up a tad; exports, imports projected to dip Opinion divided over noose for fake drug manufacturers Rare earth minerals export on `free' list Bangla buys sugar from UP, Haryana mills Indian publishing industry on a global trail |
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