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Monday, June 06, 2005
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY CLIMATE & WEATHER Monsoon sets in over Kerala THE southwest monsoon has set in along the Kerala coast with the first few showers, accompanied by thunder activity, lashing Thiruvananthapuram and a few other centres early Sunday morning. An India Meteorological Department (IMD) update said ... More OUTSOURCING KPO: To KISS and win in US
`Design' set to join the outsourcing bandwagon ECONOMY CII forecasts 3 pc farm growth THE CII expects agricultural output to increase by about three per cent this fiscal compared to one per cent in the previous fiscal. Higher growth in agriculture is likely to be driven by projection of normal southwest monsoon; improvement in ... More
AP Govt allays fears of industry on priorities
FOREIGN TRADE `India hopeful of FTA with Singapore soon' THE South Asian Free Trade Agreement (SAFTA) is expected to be signed by January 2006, while India is hopeful of a free trade agreement with Singapore very soon, said Mr S.N. Menon, Secretary in the Union Ministry of Commerce and Industry. ... More TEXTILES Foundation stone laid for hi-tech weaving park in Namakkal dist. THE foundation stone for the Cauvery Hi-Teach Weaving Park, one of the three powerloom weaving parks projects approved by the Centre in Tamil Nadu, was laid today in Namakkal district. The State Finance Minister, Mr C. Ponnaiyan, who laid the ... More
WATER Rs 675-cr plan to solve drinking water woes in AP THE Andhra Pradesh Government has finalised a Rs 675-crore action plan to solve drinking water problems in all fluoride-affected habitations in next three years. This is expected to benefit 28 lakh people. Reviewing drinking water supply ... More BREWERIES New liquor policy in AP to make premium brands costlier THE recent changes in the State liquor policy have pushed up the prices of some of the premium liquor brands, created distortions in the industry, encouraged bootlegging and is set to drill a hole into the overall revenues to the State ... More RADIO/TV Health, I&B ministers to discuss ban on smoking scenes THE Health Minister, Dr Anbumani Ramadoss, and the Information and Broadcasting (I&B) Minister, Mr S. Jaipal Reddy, are expected to meet later this month to discuss the implementation of the ban on smoking scenes shown in cinema and ... More EDUCATION On how not to set a question paper A CIMA Stage 3 problem in `management accounting techniques' begins thus: "County Preserves produce jams, marmalade and preserves." And question 2(a) of the May 2005 CA Final paper on `cost management' begins this way: "C Preserves produces Jams, ... More BEVERAGES When they sleep, shouldn't we be awake? THIS week, there is an unusual mail from a reader with a link to Horlicks. How I wish I simply clicked it and presto a hot cup of the drink materialises on my desk, reminding me of schooldays when we downed litres of it in pursuit of the mirage ... More INDUSTRY ASSOCIATIONS Assocham pitches for rural home loans at 6 pc interest THE Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India (Assocham) has called for a new National Housing and Habitat Policy aimed at promoting rural housing under Bharat Nirman Project with a minimum interest rate of six per cent and lock-in ... More EVENTS Workshop on forest produce HYDERABAD: The National Institute of Rural Development (NIRD) under the Union Ministry of Rural Development will organise a two-day national workshop on `Non-Wood Forest Produce (NWFP) policy' from June 7. The workshop, slated to be ... More
EXPORTS & IMPORTS 
China and ASEAN: India's emerging markets
China among top 5 for Indian exports TOURISM KTDC to invest Rs 30 cr in tourism infrastructure OVER the next few months, the Government-owned Kerala Tourism Development Corporation Ltd (KTDC) will invest over Rs 30 crore in various ventures intended to improve the tourism infrastructure in the State. Besides building two new hotels, the ... More
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Looking back May. 29-Jun. 4 Concessional import quota for edible oils, corn unchanged CII against job quotas in pvt sector NACO's figures on AIDS kick up storm Tax on cash withdrawals takes effect Household assets: Ownership pattern CSIR body projects 34 pc deficit rainfall in June ACC, Aditya Birla cos post higher cement shipments for May J&J to bring in new line of treatment for blood cancer Campco wins order to export arecanut to Pak Mines Ministry against disinvestment of Nalco Hatchet to come down on indirect tobacco advertising |
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