The Hindu Business Line : Sunday, May 09, 2004

FERTILISERS
Fertiliser availability `satisfactory' despite low urea output
THE estimated production of urea during March 2004 stood at 10.91 lakh tonnes, around 22.67 per cent less than the targeted 14.11 lakh tonnes, while the recorded output of di-ammonium phosphates (DAP) amounting to 4.47 lakh tonnes against a ... More

CINEMA
Big budget films back in Bollywood
BOLLYWOOD appears to be heading into a busy season over the next four to six months, with several films - big budget and small - awaiting release. You have a Rs 35-crore Lakshya (a UTV project), directed by Farhan Akhtar of Dil ... More

INCOME TAX
Online tax accounting system from June 1 — After PAN comes the CIN
ALMOST a year ago, the Income-Tax Department launched a pilot project in four metros. It was to test online transmission of tax payment data from selected branches of designated banks to the RBI and further to the I-T Department. The stated ... More

EXPORTS & IMPORTS
Edible oil imports decline in April
EDIBLE oil arrivals into the country during April 2004 were an estimated 2.35 lakh tonnes, substantially down from 4.38 lakh tonnes imported in March. According to data provided by Oilmandi.com, an industry portal, to Business Line, ... More

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Further slide likely in metal prices

Fertiliser availability `satisfactory' despite low urea output

Online tax accounting system from June 1 — After PAN comes the CIN

Looking back
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