Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Wednesday, March 23, 2005
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Wednesday, March 23, 2005 |
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY NON-CONVENTIONAL ENERGY Newsletter on renewable energy sources released IN a major step towards promoting the use of renewable sources of energy, the Ministry of Non-Conventional Energy Sources has come out with the first issue of a countrywide newsletter, which will enclose reports on national and international ... More
`Explore alternative energy options'
Kerala Govt to seek pvt partnerships for non-conventional power BUDGET Bengal allots more for land reforms dept IN an effort to carry on the exercise of land reforms further, the West Bengal Government has now decided to buy land from owners whose holding is less than the fixed ceiling at market prices and then redistribute it among landless ... More ECONOMY Infrastructure industry index slips 0.6 pc in Feb THE Infrastructure Industry Index slipped 0.6 per cent this February, pulled down by deceleration in crude oil production, refined petroleum products, coal and electricity. Of the six key infrastructure industries, only cement and steel ... More
HEALTH AP to recruit 1,000 doctors HYDERABAD: The Andhra Pradesh Government will be recruiting 1,000 doctors and 1,200 nurses on a priority basis to ensure the availability of medical and para-medical personnel in remote and tribal areas, the State Finance Minister, Mr. K. ... More PETROLEUM `Common carrier principle to get buried with Petronet India' The players involved in the dismantling of PIL insist that it is no more than a `paper' sale as the company was never anything more than a `paper' company. More
BPCL's gas supply project in Gujarat to be ready by April PHARMACEUTICALS Pharmexcil sole agency for registrations NEW DELHI: The DGFT has designated Pharmexcil as the sole agency for issuing registration-cum-membership certificate to exporters of drugs and pharmaceutical products ending the overlapping functions of several similar bodies. ... More POWER APERC reduces industrial tariff THE Andhra Pradesh Electricity Regulatory Commission (APERC) has reduced the energy charges for industrial units in its tariff order for 2005-06. There is no change in tariffs for domestic, cottage industries, local bodies, general purpose and ... More
Govt plans SPVs to restart Dabhol project: Aiyar
Jaiprakash Hydro IPO oversubscribed
New company to handle KSEB trading activities TEXTILES Powerloom sector on recovery path THE country's powerloom sector, which has been in a slump over the last couple of years, is now coming out of the morass. The sector, which is highly fragmented and decentralised in nature, has been taking advantage of schemes such as the ... More SSI SSI sector hit hard by Budget, say analysts THE small-scale sector, contributing 25 per cent of the industrial production in the country, is being subjected to slow poisoning by successive governments for reasons best known to them and the much-acclaimed budget of Mr Chidambaram is no ... More
Industrial clinics to revive SSIs HUMAN RESOURCES IIM-A now a good hunting ground for lateral placements too WITH the Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad (IIM-A) emerging as a prime hunting ground for not just entry-level managers but also middle-level talent through "lateral placements," the institute is confident that its new programme for ... More INCOME TAX 
`Fringe benefits levy will tell on corporate tax'THE fringe benefit tax (FBT), a levy on perquisites introduced in this year's Budget, will, along with education cess, surcharge and lower depreciation rates, increase the effective rate of corporate tax though the nominal rate has been slashed ... More EXPORTS & IMPORTS US to decide on shrimp exporters' plea on Friday THE seafood industry is keeping its fingers crossed as the United States International Trade Commission (USITC) is set to declare on March 25 whether it will admit India's submission to review the anti-dumping duty imposed on the country's shrimp ... More
TOURISM Drop in television ad spends of tourism industry THE television ad spends of the travel and tourism industry saw a sharp dip in 2004. According to an AdEx India report, the ad spends fell by 27 per cent in 2004, compared to the previous year, which saw an all-time high growth of 124 per ... More
Tourism Australia allots $360 m for brand building PEOPLE CAG elected as `Goal Liaison' THE Comptroller and Auditor General of India, Mr. V.N. Kaul has been elected as Chief Coordinator called `Goal Liaison' of the International Organisation of Supreme Audit Institutions (INTOSAI). An extraordinary meeting of the Governing Board ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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Top Stories In Focus BHEL Disinvestment The Yuan Revaluation Dabhol power regenerated Tracking the rains Sethusamudram Canal Project India Inc's overseas acquisition
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Looking back Mar. 13-Mar. 19 Is US education losing its attraction? Govt plans to introduce rating system for SSIs Improving overall climate key to FDI flows: IMF Exports touch $70 b during April-Feb IDBI allots Rs 100 cr for hotel projects On fringe taxes and all that — Rollback is not a dirty word Dairy products export set to cross Rs 500 cr — GCMMF pegs export turnover at Rs 125 cr Gujarat flags off bio-diesel buses `Withdrawal tax may drive depositors to post offices' EU emerges largest Indian seafood buyer Budget: Innovative and worrisome Indian drug firms focus on micro-organisms `Tsunami reconstruction to cost India $1.2 b' ICICI Bank micro credit disbursements treble Tractor sales set to record 31 pc growth this fiscal Oil from Sakhalin field this year: Aiyar Cars to cost more from April `ST to continue in States that do not opt for VAT' PTC to offer coal intermediation services Truck, bus tyre production up year-on-year in Jan IT's good bet for realtors across cities Reliance refining margins rise as light, heavy crude prices diverge Govt scraps cess on coffee exports States opting for VAT may not get full compensation |
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