The Hindu Business Line : Sunday, April 18, 2004

TELECOMMUNICATIONS
RBI caution on FII cap in Bharati Televentures
THE Reserve Bank of India has said that whenever the holdings of shares of Bharati Televentures Ltd, by foreign institutional investors (FIIs), non-resident Indians (NRIs) and persons of Indian origin (PIOs) reached 48 per cent of its paid-up ... More

SOFTWARE
Raising FII limit: MphasiS calls EGM on May 12
MPHASIS BFL Software Ltd is seeking shareholders' approval to increase the limit on the foreign institutional investors (FII) holding in the company to 100 per cent from the present 24 per cent. The company has called for an extraordinary ... More

IT TRAINING
`e-learning resources market set to grow'
WITH corporate India increasingly looking at e-learning as an option to plug the gap in employee skills, the market for e-learning resources is set to grow substantially, says Mr Karthik K.S., Managing Director, 24x7 Learning Resources Pvt ... More

OFF-SHORE DEVELOPMENT
Havell's forays into West Asian market
HAVELL'S India, a major E2E solution provider in the power distribution equipment industry, has made its foray into West Asia with the launch of its Dubai operations on Saturday. Havell's India, according to a company statement, is the first ... More

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