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Tuesday, November 18, 2003
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY INVESTMENTS Karnataka: Coastal investors' meet to lure W. Asian NRIs THE Coastal Investors' Meet to be held in Karwar of Uttara Kannada district on December 20 and 21 will provide an opportunity to a large number of non-resident Indians in West Asia to invest in their homeland. Many of the domestic investors have ... More LOTTERY HC upholds Kerala Govt curbs on other State lotteries THE Kerala High Court on Monday upheld the restrictions imposed by the State Government on the sale and distribution of paper and online lotteries of other State governments in the State. Mr Justice C.N. Ramachandran Nair upheld the ... More ENVIRONMENT 
Up in smokeFumigation being carried out by the municipal corporation to contain the mosquito menace in the twin cities of Hyderabad and Secunderabad. Despite growth in many areas, prevalence of mosquito-borne diseases such as dengue and malaria are quite ... More
Waste disposal facility near Kochi FOREIGN TRADE India, Austria keen to enhance trade links INDIA and Austria have expressed their keenness to enhance trade and investment relations to increase the current level of bilateral trade. Both the sides also see ample scope for joint ventures in various sectors. This was indicated at the ... More PETROLEUM IOC officers to visit fuel stations INDIAN Oil Corporation (IOC) has formed a team of officers to visit petrol stations in Chennai and interact with customers. The team, drawn from various departments such as LPG, lubes, finance, human resources, will "quiz customers on their ... More
ONGC invites bids for crude supply
ONGC urges TN to use natural gas reserves for power sector STEEL Commonwealth Games may spark steel duty cut INDIA bagging the Commonwealth Games 2010 may pave the way for higher steel imports, in the wake of the likely lower import duty on steel in the next Union Budget, according to industry sources. Official sources, while maintaining that the ... More TAXATION April-Oct service tax revenue falls short of target by Rs 900 cr The service tax collections for the first seven months (till October 31) at Rs 3,705 crore have fallen short by nearly Rs 900 crore of the pro rata target for the period. This is despite achieving a 7 per cent growth in the first quarter. The ... More COAL UK firm study on producing low ash coal DARGO Associates Ltd (DAL) of UK, an international coal consultants, has evaluated the possibility of profitably producing non-coking coal with 28 per cent ash by washing 42 per cent ash content Indian thermal coal. Dr Larry Thomas, Director of ... More
`To maintain energy price, coal must remain mainstay fuel' REAL ESTATE & CONSTRUCTION Hologramming stamp papers under study EVEN as investigations into the Telgi scam continue in Maharashtra, efforts are on to explore the possibility of hologramming stamp papers. According to sources, talks have already been held with some State Governments. Mr Manoj Kochar, ... More KNITWEAR & HOSIERY Hosiery bodies plan hunger strike against rising yarn price in Tirupur WILTING under pressure from knitwear producers/processors, the joint forum of four major Tirupur-based hosiery trade bodies on Monday decided to call a token hunger strike on November 21 to voice their concern over the spiralling yarn ... More BIO-TECH & GENETICS APIDC-VCL to get Rs 15 crore from two banks APIDC Venture Capital Ltd (APIDC-VCL), the public-private partnership between the Andhra Pradesh Industrial Development Corporation (APIDC) and Ventureast group, has announced that it has obtained a commitment of Rs 15 crore from two banks for ... More CINEMA 
Industry urged to promote children's filmsFESTIVAL after festival, filmmakers and film lovers wonder why children's films, in general, don't go well with general audiences and make good marketing appeal. They make films, take part in international film festivals held across the globe ... More DISINVESTMENT Jessop sell-off case hearing deferred by three weeks — SC agrees to review ruling on HPCL THE Supreme Court on Monday gave a reprieve to the Government on the stalled disinvestment process in oil PSUs. The court agreed, in-principle, to reconsider its September ruling on the privatisation of HPCL and BPCL. This is seen as an ... More FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT Panel moots 26 pc FDI in radio sector AS part of the second phase of FM privatisation, the Expert Committee set up to look into changes in norms for radio broadcasting has suggested permitting 26 per cent foreign direct investment (FDI) in the sector. It has also proposed switching ... More TRADE & LABOUR UNIONS NTC workers held for picketing in Coimbatore OVER 800 workers belonging to the six National Textile Corporation (NTC)-run textile mills in the city on Monday courted arrest while they went to picket their respective textile units in protest against the NTC management's refusal to accede to ... More EVENTS Auto Expo from Nov. 21 in Hyderabad HYDERABAD: Andhra Pradesh Automobile Dealers Association is organising Auto Expo 2003, an exhibition of vehicles, spare parts, lubricants, batteries, and accessories in Hyderabad during November 21-23. To be housed in specially erected ... More
Pant to represent India in hydrogen economy meet EXPORTS & IMPORTS Manikanchan SEZ to be opened today THE country's first greenfield Special Economic Zone (SEZ) exclusively for gems and jewellery — Manikanchan — is to be inaugurated on Wednesday at Salt Lake, Kolkata, by the Chief Minister of West Bengal, Mr Buhddhadeb ... More TOURISM CII to host tourism meet in Hyderabad ROPING in China as a Partner Country and Andhra Pradesh as Partner State, the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) plans to organise a three-day tourism conference-cum-B2B showcase beginning December 2 in Hyderabad. The conference, likely to ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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