Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Wednesday, January 19, 2005
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Wednesday, January 19, 2005 |
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY EMPLOYMENT Concern over job losses THE liberalisation process has accelerated the economic development of the country, but has not helped in mitigating the unemployment problem, Dr Gopal Joshi, Senior Enterprise Specialist of the International Labour Organisation, ... More EXCISE AND CUSTOMS Mangalore Customs collects Rs 862 cr THE Office of the Commissioner of Customs in Mangalore has collected Customs duty of Rs 862 crore up to December 2004, which is 2.38 per cent higher than the revenue collected for the same period the previous financial year. A press release by ... More INFRASTRUCTURE Karnataka Govt, BIAL to sign pacts for land lease tomorrow THE New Year seems to promise some long-pending take-offs in Karnataka's aviation scene. For one, the State Government plans to ink on January 20 the two crucial agreements that will give wings to the Bangalore International Airport Project ... More PETROLEUM Saudi Aramco may partner IOC to build crude reserves THE world's biggest oil firm Saudi Aramco is keen on partnering Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) for building strategic crude oil reserves in India. It has also evinced interest in the Indian petro-products retail market. The Saudi Aramco ... More
Yugansk stake: ONGC faces legal perils, competition from China
IOC may process crude from Rajasthan
ONGC to bid for refinery project in Equador
Aiyar launches NELP V roadshow
Panel on oil PSUs' revamp notified PHARMACEUTICALS Pharmaceutical exports to US will decline: Assocham THE rising transaction cost of Indian pharmaceutical and drug exporters due to continuous imposition of fuel surcharge by international airlines, scanning charges by Airport Authority of India, and congestion charges continued to be levied by the ... More POWER PowerGrid in talks with World Bank, ADB for $2 b loan POWER Grid Corporation of India Ltd (PGCIL) is negotiating with the World Bank and Asian Development Bank (ADB) for raising $2 billion loan, the PGCIL Chairman and Managing Director, Mr R.P. Singh, said on Monday. Mr Singh said the funds would ... More
ONGC-Iran tie-up may ease fuel supply for KPCL Bidadi project STEEL Lack of rly siding facility hits steel supply to Kerala LACK of adequate siding facilities at the railway station at nearby Kalamassery and the consequent low allocation of steel by the Vizag Steel Plant (VSP) has deprived the State of adequate supply of good quality steel when it is in good ... More TAXATION FIEO expresses apprehension on VAT proposals THE Federation of Indian Export Organisations (FIEO) has strongly opposed the treatment suggested for exports in the white paper on value-added tax (VAT) that was released on Monday. In a statement, the Regional Chairman of FIEO (Northern ... More
Chamber hails VAT proposals
`TN must modify VAT Act' SSI FAPI seeks revival of development corporation THE Federation of Andhra Pradesh Industries (FAPI) has urged the State Government to initiate immediate steps to revive the Andhra Pradesh Small-scale Industrial Development Corporation (APSSIDC), which was wound up by the previous Government in ... More MANAGEMENT New ways in risk management THE real time techniques used in India to manage risks are far superior to the end-of-day tallying techniques used in the US, Dr R.H. Patil, Chairman of Clearing Corporation of India said at the Indian Institute of Management, Kozhikode. ... More RADIO/TV GITAM plans FM radio station THE Gandhi Institute of Technology and Management, known popularly as GITAM, at Rushikonda near here, is planning to set up a campus FM radio station for the benefit of its students during the current (silver jubilee) year. Mr V. ... More EDUCATION ICFAI plans more centres in Kerala THE Hyderabad-based ICFAI University proposes to open two more distant education centres and five national colleges in different parts of Kerala. This will help consolidate its overall presence to eight distant education centres, nine national ... More BIO-TECH & GENETICS SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY Earth and space centre at Hyderabad varsity THE University of Hyderabad has formally launched a Centre for Earth & Space Sciences to bring about synergy between earth, space and information technology and to bridge the digital divide and promote knowledge-driven and job-led economic ... More MINING & QUARRYING Stone industry `tripping over roadblocks' DESPITE having vast natural resources and a large pool of craftsmen, the Indian natural stone industry is facing severe competition from China. Over the past few years, China, backed by favourable Government policy, low-cost funding and ... More FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT Pvt bank officers oppose FDI hike THE All-India Private Sector Bank Officers' Federation, which has opposed the Union Finance Ministry's proposal to increase foreign direct investment (FDI) in private sector banks to 74 per cent, has said that it will affect their working and in ... More EVENTS EXPORTS & IMPORTS 
Exporters protest against I-T Dept move to tax sopsEXPORTERS gathered today at Mumbai's Azad Maidan to protest against "harassment" by the Income-Tax Department on tax deductions and export sops. The I-T Department has been insisting that exporters pay tax on previously exempt export profits. ... More NATURAL CALAMITIES Syndicate Bank aid for tsunami relief BANGALORE: Syndicate Bank has contributed Rs 2.5 crore to the Prime Minister's tsunami relief fund. A bank release said the banks' employees contributed another Rs 2 crore, comprising two days' salary, to the relief fund. ... More
TOURISM Karnataka plans to set up eco-tourism zones DEVELOPMENT of eco-tourism zones, a tourism park near Bangalore and a special rain festival to attract tourists from the Gulf are among a series of initiatives being planned by the Karnataka Government to boost the number of tourist arrivals in ... More PEOPLE Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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Looking back Jan. 9-Jan. 15 Tourist arrivals in December up 23 pc NRIs urged to invest in `other India' Patents Ordinance 2004 — Relief for generic drug-makers Synthetic, rayon textile exports may fall short of target PSBs nonchalant over sunset clause on NPAs Swaminathan foundation proposes new approach to rehabilitate tsunami victims Hypersonic travel may become a reality Export target set at $88 b for next fiscal GAIL to supply gas to RCF through Dahej-Uran pipeline Industrial output grows 7.9 pc in November Gem & jewellery exports rise 43 pc in April-August Exports up 23.41 pcin April-December Textile export to quota countries in Jan-Dec up 5.48 pc Gujarat to attract investments over Rs 87,000 crore Raghuram Rajan for calibrated roll-out of economic policies |
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