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NON-CONVENTIONAL ENERGY
NEG Micon launches 1.65 MW wind turbine
NEG Micon (India) Private Ltd has introduced a 1.65 MW wind turbine, which it says is the most powerful wind turbine in the Indian market. The company has sold two turbines so far and plans to sell 70 of them this year. Turbines of smaller ... More

COURTS/LEGAL ISSUES
Securitisation Act needs a lot more fine-tuning: India Inc
THE Supreme Court's decision on the Securitisation Act has received mixed response from corporate sector. While welcoming the Court's decision to strike down the provision in the Act, which made it mandatory for the companies to deposit 75 per ... More

EXCISE AND CUSTOMS
Chennai Customs revenue
MADURAI: The revenue collection of the Chennai Customs (Preventive) Zone, consisting of Tiruchi Customs Preventive Commissionerate and Tuticorin Customs Commissionerate, has exceed the target by Rs 5.15 crore, during 2003-04. According ... More

FOREIGN TRADE
India-Myanmar panel plans to take bilateral trade to $1 b
The taskforce has agreed to look into credit-related matters, which will help overcome obstacles to trade expansion. More

CII mission to visit S-E Asian nations to study GMP of top cos
AN 18-member CII delegation of manufacturing heads is shortly leaving for three South-East Asian nations to study the good manufacturing practices (GMP) of their top companies. The visit during April 12-17 would cover Singapore, Indonesia and ... More

HEALTH
`Awake' open heart surgery performed
Imagine an open heart surgery being performed with the patient staying awake throughout the surgical procedure. It is no dream, but a recourse that was taken by a team of doctors at the city-based KG Hospital to correct a congenital disorder ... More

HOTELS
Dubai to build underwater hotel
FORGET about the huge township in Kevin Costner's Waterworld. Dubai will have the world's first underwater luxury hotel off the Jumeirah coast by 2006. Christened Hydropolis Hotel, the upcoming project would add to the tourism menu of ... More

TEXTILES
ITCB flays EU textile quota restrictions for new members
THE International Textiles and Clothing Bureau (ITCB) on Thursday voiced its concern over the European Union move for new quota restrictions in the market with ten more members joining the EU from May 1, in violation of its obligation under the ... More

EDUCATION
IIM-C faculty firm against fee cut; weighing options
THE faculty members of the Indian Institute of Management, Calcutta (IIM-C), are firm in their opposition to the Union Human Resource Development Ministry's move to reduce fees. Prof Asish K. Bhattacharyya, Dean (planning and administration) of ... More

  • ICICI Bank to support elementary education

    INDUSTRY ASSOCIATIONS
    FAPCCI meet on elections tomorrow
    THE Andhra Pradesh Regional Branch of the Indian Institute of Public Administration (IIPA) and the Federation of Andhra Pradesh Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FAPCCI) are jointly organising a seminar on `Elections 2004 -Agenda for good ... More

    FICCI to battle spurious brands in textile, auto
    SET up initially to counter the menace of counterfeit products in the FMCG industry, the Brand Protection Committee (BPC) of the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) has extended its focus to sectors such as textiles, ... More

    NEWSPAPERS & PUBLISHING
    BBC, Times Group team up to publish magazines in India
    A STRONG growth possibility in niche magazines in India has prompted BBC Worldwide and the Times Group to come together to form a 50:50 joint venture to publish magazines in India. The joint venture will take over existing 29 magazines of the ... More

    DISINVESTMENT
    Kerala HC puts brakes on ICVL divestment proceedings
    THE Kerala High Court has ordered that further proceedings in the disinvestment of the Palakkad-based Instrumentation Control Valves Ltd (ICVL) would be subject to further orders on a writ petition challenging the disinvestment of 51 per cent of ... More

    Divestment panel favours splitting of Central Warehousing Corpn — Says no to sale of Numaligarh Refinery for now
    THE Disinvestment Commission has recommended splitting of Central Warehousing Corporation (CWC) into several companies as a prelude to its privatisation. The panel, however, said that there was no case for immediate disinvestment of Numaligarh ... More

    RURAL DEVELOPMENT
    `Micro-financing will boost rural savings'
    THE increase in micro-financing capability through self-help groups (SHGs) will enhance the prospects of the rural poor, according to Prof D. Nagabrahmam, Director of T.A. Pai Management Institute, Manipal. According to Mangalore University ... More

    EXPORTS & IMPORTS
    Demand flows for corn; exports may top 10 lakh t
    DEMAND for Indian corn in the global market is expected to continue, especially from Far-East and South-East Asia on sharp rise in oilmeal and other animal feed prices. "Demand for our corn continues and so far, contracts for five lakh tonnes ... More

    CO-OPERATIVES
    Triplicane Urban Co-op Society turns 100
    THE Triplicane Urban Cooperative Society, which pioneered the cooperative movement and organised retailing, will be a 100 years old on Friday. The consumer cooperative society predates even the First Cooperative Credit Societies Act of 1904, ... More

    TOURISM
    Kashmir back on tourist map
    WITH an improvement in Indo-Pak relations, Kashmir is slowly getting back on the tourist map as a favoured summer holiday destination. This year, it is one of the top summer escapes along with Himachal Pradesh, Uttaranchal and Kerala. According ... More

    Srinagar Centaur becomes operational
    IN a move which is likely to benefit not only Air India but also tourists going to Srinagar, the Centaur Hotel in the city has now become operational offering visitors not only rooms but also convention facilities. Senior officials of the ... More

    Massage is the message
    An ayurvedic massage being carried out at a health centre at Puthanpeedika near Thrissur. Ayurveda has become an effective selling point for promotion of tourism in Kerala. ... More

    All for the ambience
    A motel at Chattupara near Adimali, on the way to Munnar, has a pond and a built-in cattleshed to replicate a traditional Kerala farmhouse look. Restaurants in the State are going chic with exquisite architectural designs and interior ... More




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