Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Thursday, May 26, 2005
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Thursday, May 26, 2005 |
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY CLIMATE & WEATHER Monsoon expected to hit Andamans today Other ambient conditions in the Andamans are near consistent with the onset, evidenced best in the persistent cloud cover and the dominant southwesterlies. More
Control room for rain problems in DK dist ECONOMY Indian consumer confidence rising: MasterCard survey According to the latest survey by MasterCard International, Indian consumers are more optimistic about the next six months now than they were in August or even February last year. MasterCard conducted this survey across seven markets: Egypt, ... More
SAARC nations to focus on statistics, data collection FOREIGN TRADE 
`Political will, sincerity could help overcome disputes'Musharraf tells Indian business delegation "The past accords between the countries failed as they did not address the lingering disputes and brushed them under the carpet - let us not do it again." More
FIEO signs pact to boost trade with Argentina POWER Now, utilities profit from power crunches through hourly contracts THE ongoing power shortage situation engulfing much of the country has prompted a handful of electricity utilities to adopt innovative ideas to turn the crisis into a commercial opportunity. While power trading between States has been taking ... More
Maharashtra Govt, Oppn fail to reach consensus on power crisis issue
Unbundled distribution cos may open escrow accounts
Power supply to Adilabad hit TEXTILES Textile body nod for NTC land buy proposal THE board of governors of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Institute of Textile Management (SVPITM), an autonomous body, promoted by the Ministry of Textiles, in its meeting held on May 21, has approved the proposal to purchase 6.21 acres of the land ... More
Textile Minister's assurance to exporters on trade issues RADIO/TV Bill to regulate TV channels A BILL will be introduced in the monsoon session of Parliament to regulate TV channels and an autonomous agency will be constituted for the purpose, according to Mr S. Jaipal Reddy, Union Information and Broadcasting Minister. He told ... More EDUCATION ICWAI unveils e-learning module THE Institute of Cost and Works Accountants of India (ICWAI) has announced the national launch of its e-learning module here on Wednesday. The objective is to provide access to thousands of aspiring students in the remote areas of the ... More CONSULTING Globsyn B-school to provide consultancy The idea behind the initiative is to provide management consultancy to mid-sized corporates with management development programmes that would focus on finance, marketing and HR. The Kolkata-headquartered business school has also tied up with ... More HANDLOOM AP panel to submit report on handloom sector next month A HIGH-powered committee constituted to study the handloom sector in the State is slated to submit its report by early June. The report would cover measures required to shore up the sector, infusion of funds and compensation package for ... More BIO-TECH & GENETICS 
Nuziveedu launches Bt cotton strainsNUZIVEEDU Seeds Ltd, a seeds manufacturer, has launched Bt versions of its cotton hybrid varieties — Bunny and Mallika. Announcing this here on Wednesday, Mr M. Prabhakar Rao, Managing Director of the company, said the Genetic ... More
Research body develops GM rubber — Variety tolerant to drought, environment stress SMALL SAVINGS EPFO board meets on Saturday to decide on interest for 2004-05 THE Central Board of Trustees (CBT) of the Employees Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) will meet on Saturday to recommend the final rate of interest on provident fund accumulations for 2004-05. The CBT had earlier recommended 8.5 per cent ... More WTO Cabinet panel on WTO to discuss revised offer on services this week THE Government is looking to improving the country's offer on services at the World Trade Organisation (WTO) in the hope that the developed countries would reciprocate by allowing a liberalised visa/work permit regime for the movement of ... More SOCIAL WELFARE 
AP to create land bank for distribution to poorTHE State Government is planning to create a land bank and expects to launch second phase of land distribution programme to the landless poor later this year. The State Government is planning to invite the Prime Minister, Dr Manmohan Singh, to ... More EVENTS Two-day meet on plumbing KOCHI: Indian Plumbing Association, the national body of plumbing professionals, is organising a two-day `Plumbing seminar and Expo 2005' on June 13 and 14. The seminar is being organised in association with Construction Journal of ... More
Keltron to hold workshop VENTURE CAPITAL MakeMyTrip.com gets $10-m funding MAKEMYTRIP.COM, an online travel company, has secured an investment of Rs 43 crore ($10 million) from SB Asia Infrastructure Fund (SAIF). The investment will help power the company's India launch, finance acquisition of an outbound and ... More NATURAL CALAMITIES Kerala Govt sanctions Rs 4.31 cr to build seawalls THE Kerala Cabinet has sanctioned Rs 4.31 crore for construction of seawalls in the coastal areas that are prone to flooding during high tide. The Cabinet took this decision in the wake of the damage caused by the huge waves that hit the ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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Looking back May. 15-May. 21 Something is rotten in fruit trade Ministry clarifies on gem, jewellery sector service tax Star India to charge 50% premium on prime time ad rates Talks on phosphoric acid rates fail — DAP supplies may dry up, warn fertiliser cos Monsoon caravan set rolling: IMD Govt clears DTH proposals of Space TV, Sun Direct Edible oil imports rise 21 per cent Dubbed Hollywood flicks boost box office Posco may sign MoU with Orissa Govt next month Seafood exporters file suit against US Customs — Bond requirement for shrimp imports challenged Inflation falls a tad on dip in food prices Centre's 1-year report card — `Unfinished' agenda bugs pharma sector `Indian textile market fastest growing in 2004' Aiyar for equitable sharing of oil price hike burden |
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