Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Thursday, October 30, 2003
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY ENGINEERING MIT Workshop on lubrication engg BANGALORE: Manipal Institute of Technology (MIT) will be conducting a five-day international workshop on `Recent trends in lubrication engineering' where industry experts will focus on the emerging trends. This workshop will begin on ... More EXCISE AND CUSTOMS Excise claims made easy for exporters EXPORTERS can now file their rebate claims at all the Commissionerates of Central Excise in the country where port, airport, land customs station and post office of exportation is located. The Finance Ministry has taken a decision to this ... More HEALTH BOC starts 24-hour oxygen service in Chennai BOC India has started a 24-hour service in Chennai to provide medical oxygen cylinders at the doorstep of individuals and small medical units. Oxyline, the 24-hour service, is a self-sufficient mobile unit that would cruise the city. The ... More
Sahara, UNDP tie up for HIV campaign INFRASTRUCTURE Centre to grant Rs 35.95 cr for AP urban reforms ANDHRA Pradesh has become the 11th State to come under the Centre's purview of Rs 500-crore Urban Reform Incentive Fund. The State has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Centre for this purpose. The Fund seeks to extend ... More PSU PSU oil companies on expansion spree PUBLIC sector oil companies will invest Rs 25,000 crore per annum through the Tenth Five Year Plan Period (2002-07) in oil and gas exploration, refinery capacity expansion and building pipelines, according to the Petroleum Secretary, Mr B.K. ... More
Former bureaucrats in PowerGrid panel opposed POWER Karnataka: Clarification on power generation BANGALORE: The State Government has cleared the confusion over its earlier notification bringing captive units using generators for power under a special tax announced recently by exempting the small generation categories used at housing ... More TECHNOLOGY Twenty overseas technical tie-ups cleared THE Commerce and Industry Minister, Mr Arun Jaitley, has approved 20 cases of foreign technology collaboration/franchise agreements. The approvals were based on the recommendations of the Project Approval Board. The Board had at its meeting on ... More SSI Consolidate to stay competitive, SSIs told THE small-scale industry needs to evolve business models based on consolidation of scale and leverage the talent pool of like-minded professionals to face competition and expand its reach in the international market. With its undiminished ... More TRAVEL & PLACES US visa regulations get tougher THEY are among the primary lines of defence for the US. They are expected to ensure that persons with mala fide intentions do not enter the US. Their office in Chennai is among the biggest anywhere in the world. They are the US consular ... More WATER Thirty projects identified under river link scheme THE National Water Development Agency (NWDA) has identified 30 river links under the proposed river interlinking scheme and prepared feasibility reports for eight such projects. The projects would now be put up before the Government for ... More EDUCATION XLRI ties up with RiskMetrics XLRI, Jamshedpur, has tied up with the RiskMetrics Group of the US to add an international flavour to its latest initiative on risk management. The New York-based RiskMetrics is billed as a leader in risk management. Its association with the ... More REAL ESTATE & CONSTRUCTION Kerala decides to cut stamp duty by half A MEETING of the Cabinet of the Council of Ministers on Wednesday decided to substantially reduce the stamp duty, which is expected to "unlock the real value of land" and provide a boost to the housing and real estate sector in the State. ... More INDUSTRY ASSOCIATIONS Govt must clarify tax on port services: FICCI THE Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) has urged the Finance Ministry to clarify on the problems faced by the corporate sector due to imposition of service tax on port services. "An appropriate clarification may be ... More
CII calls for steps to stem rupee appreciation
DISINVESTMENT Hearing on SCI stake sale deferred THE Delhi High Court on Wednesday deferred its hearing to November 19 a petition challenging the sale of 51 per cent Government stake in Shipping Corporation of India. A two-judge bench of the Delhi High Court, including its Chief Justice, ... More EVENTS `Inquisitiveness is key to financial engineering' WHO will make a good financial engineer? Those who have an inquisitive mind and an interest in solving puzzles. A sound knowledge of financial instruments, their applications, thorough knowledge of economic theory and theory of finance, ... More
Casbaa, FICCI Frames to host seminar in HK
PRSI to organise lecture
EXPORTS & IMPORTS Food exporters gear up for US Bioterrorism Act AS the US gears up to implement the Bioterrorism Act to tackle potential acts of terrorism through its food imports, manufacturers and exporters here are preparing to meet the stringent regulations that to them mean higher transaction costs and ... More ALTERNATIVE MEDICINES ICICI Knowledge Park sets up herbal garden THE ICICI Knowledge Park has established a herbal garden to showcase traditional Indian medicinal plants and their therapeutic properties. Called the `Garden of Life', it will have three circular enclosures based on the three-fold classification ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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Top Stories In Focus The Cable tangle Telecom Competition Oil PSUs: Disinvestment dilemma In Depth Swati CA In Kashmir Simple Economics Slowburn Tax Talk NRIs & Investment Avenues Corporate Governance Iraq Diary Looking back Oct. 19-Oct. 25 H1 diamond exports up 13 per cent Exporters to meet Commerce Secy over slowdown `High costs hinder export of organic products' North-east monsoon sets in a day ahead of schedule The Telemedicine Revolution Urban waste remains a mounting problem Cement, steel drive core sector growth in Sept US anti-dumping case against shrimp imports — Seafood exporters in for a long haul Defaults of sesamum export looming large Direct tax mop-up till Oct 15 increases 20 pc |
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