The Hindu Business Line : Tuesday, February 03, 2004

TRAI says no case for tariff hike
THE Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) is of the view that there is no justification for the hike in mobile tariffs on account of the revised interconnection usage charge (IUC) regime that has been implemented from Sunday. According ... More

Cabinet to consider allowing private airlines to fly abroad
THE proposal for allowing private sector scheduled airlines to operate in the international skies is likely to be considered by the Union Cabinet on February 4. In an informal chat with newspersons, the Minister for Civil Aviation, Mr Rajiv ... More

Spectrum no longer free for Govt
MINISTRIES and Government departments and agencies, including Defence and police authorities, will no longer be able to freeload on the scarce radio frequency spectrum allotted for their wireless needs but will have to cough up licence fees and ... More

Computershare to buy 50 pc stake in Karvy
COMPUTERSHARE Ltd plans to buy 50 per cent equity stake in Karvy Consultants Ltd for A$10 million, a company release said. The purchase, subject to certain conditions that are expected to be satisfied shortly, will mark Computershare's entry ... More

IDBI recast: Govt stake may fall below 51 pc
THERE could be an interesting twist to the ongoing restructuring story for Industrial Development Bank of India (IDBI). The Ministry of Finance is going ahead with the recast work on the premise that all issues barring that of retaining of the ... More

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