The Hindu Business Line : Thursday, February 12, 2004

POLICY
Dubai scraps re-entry rule for visas
ACTING quickly to ensure public safety and reduce problems for expatriates looking for jobs in the UAE, following the Kish Airline plane crash in Sharjah that resulted in the death of 12 Indians and a number of expatriates from other ... More

POLITICS
Kerala: Murali sworn in Minister
The Governor, Mr Sikander Bakht, greets Mr K. Muraleedharan after swearing him as a Minister in the UDF Government in Thiruvananthapuram on Wednesday.

Rudy says vested interests at work
THE Minister for Civil Aviation, Mr Rajiv Pratap Rudy, on Wednesday regretted that he was being "crucified" for various acts of omission and commission, which, he claimed, were not committed by him. "I want to get over this issue. I have paid ... More

HUMAN RESOURCES
Deputationists have no legal right for absorption in foreign dept: HC
EMPLOYEES who had been sent on deputation to a different department did not have any right under service jurisprudence to continue in the foreign department, the Madras High Court has ruled. The claim of the 19 appellants, who were on ... More

INDUSTRIAL POLICY
Commerce Dept `ready' to help industries with Rs 200-cr corpus
THE Department of Commerce has a whopping Rs 200-crore corpus available next year to help industries explore new export markets and take the `Made in India' brand into the big league abroad. "We have the money available and it is up to the ... More

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Govt amends plant quarantine norms — Trade upset over methyl bromide stipulation

`Cut in DEPB rates won't affect steel exports'

Retail participation in MFs on the rise

`Nearshore sites vital in global sourcing strategies'

PC market growth at 19.5 pc: Gartner

`Consumers more ready than manufacturers, retailers'

Looking back
Feb. 1-Feb. 7
Defence gets Rs 25,000-cr non-lapsable upgrade fund

India shines — only for some