The Hindu Business Line : Tuesday, February 10, 2004

POLICY
IIM-B weighing options to make good the loss
NOW that the IIMs have more or less ruled out a legal recourse against the HRD Ministry's directive to impose a fee cut in their PGP (Post-Graduate Programmes) courses, the country's premier business schools are busy considering various options ... More

New dredging policy in muddy waters — Dredging Corporation IPO may be hit
THE status of the new dredging policy announced by the Shipping Ministry on January 19 is unclear as the same has not yet been intimated to the major port trusts, minor ports, private ports and the dredging industry. This intriguing situation ... More

POLITICS
Rudy pays up for stay at Taj Goa
IN an effort to silence his detractors, the Union Minister for Civil Aviation, Mr Rajiv Pratap Rudy, today paid the Taj Exotica in Goa Rs 2.44 lakh towards settlement of a bill for stay at the hotel from December 30 last year to January 2 this ... More

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