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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY CLIMATE & WEATHER Monsoon in a weak phase; yet to progress beyond Goa FURTHER progress of the southwest monsoon beyond Goa on the west coast is not expected until Sunday next, although Konkan and Goa, including Mumbai, may receive light to moderate rains from Friday. Model projections by the New Delhi-based ... More AWARDS & HONOURS COURTS/LEGAL ISSUES Gurgaon consumer council GURGAON: A consumer council is being set up in Gurgaon to address the problems being faced by citizens here under the aegis of the executive committee of the Grahak Sahayak. The move had been made to build consensus on deficiency in ... More FOREIGN TRADE To manage customs stations — Govt to set up Land Port Authority THE Government of India is in the process of setting up a national Land Port Authority in the country. This organisation will have the responsibility of managing the land customs stations in the country, said Dr Christy Fernandez, Additional ... More HEALTH Smoking off films, TV from Oct 2 THE Information and Broadcasting (I&B) Ministry has finally conceded to the Health Ministry's diktat on stubbing smoking scenes in cinema and television serials. From October 2, all new movies and television shows would be banned from showing ... More
Iron and iodine now a must for salt: Ramdoss
PETROLEUM Aiyar to meet PM today; petro prices may be revised THE Government is likely to take a decision tomorrow on the revision of petroleum and diesel prices. The Petroleum and Natural Gas Minister, Mr Mani Shankar Aiyar, will meet the Prime Minister, Dr Manmohan Singh, tomorrow on the issue of ... More
`India unfazed by US opposition to Iran gas pipeline' POWER Bina-Nagda-Dehgam transmission lines — CERC directs PowerGrid to bear escalated cost THE Central Electricity Regulatory Commission (CERC) has come down heavily on PowerGrid Corporation of India Ltd (PGCIL), directing it to execute a transmission link at a "benchmark cost" suggested earlier by the utility, which formed the basis ... More PERSONAL PRODUCTS Up go prices, again Rising input costs and VAT are forcing companies to hike prices across various FMCG businesses. However, some economy segments are being spared. More EDUCATION Infy-Education World awards BANGALORE: Infosys Technologies Ltd and Education World along with Activity, announced Mr T. Sriramkumar and Mr Sanesh Kadur, as winners of the Infosys-Education World Young Achievers Award, in the junior and senior category, ... More
Online course for Satyam staff PRECIOUS METALS Silver up further SILVER moved up further, while gold rule steady on the local bullion market on Wednesday on firm overseas market and steady buying. Pure gold .999-fineness closed steady at Rs 6,120 for 10 grams. Standard mint closed higher at Rs 6,090 for 10 ... More MINING & QUARRYING Central team assessing impact of Vedanta's mining site at Kalahasti A TWO-MEMBER team of the Supreme Court-appointed Central Empowered Committee visited the site of Vedanta Alumina's proposed Rs 4,500-crore alumina refinery at Lanjigarh in Orissa's Kalahandi district on Wednesday to assess if the project would ... More FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT CPI(M) formalises policy on economic agenda — `FDI okay only if it enhances country's productive capacity' THE CPI (M) today said it had formalised its policy and approach towards globalisation, foreign capital inflow, foreign funding, privatisation and the public sector. Releasing its political and organisational report adopted at the 18th Party ... More EVENTS Engineering fair in Mangalore from Friday MANGALORE: A three-day State-level engineering project exhibition-cum-competition will be held in Mangalore from June 17. More than 50 projects from various engineering colleges in Karnataka will be displayed at the exhibition. ... More EXPORTS & IMPORTS 
Raw cashew nut imports up in line with rising kernel exportsEVEN as cashew kernel export has increased in recent months, the industry's dependence on imported raw nuts has gone up substantially, with indigenous production failing to keep pace with the growing demand for the raw material. Export in ... More
Input-output norms for 12 new export items notified
Exporters switch to long-term LCs TOURISM Monsoon packages from Taj group WITH the onset of the monsoon season across the country, the Taj group has once again come out with a package of Taj Monsoon Blockbuster Offers. According to an official statement, the offers valid from June 16 through August 31, are ... More ECONOMIC OFFENCES 
CVC moots integrity pact in Govt tendersTHE Central Vigilance Commission (CVC) has advised all Government Departments to adopt the transparent system of `integrity pact' while floating tenders for major purchases and projects. The Chief Vigilance Commissioner, Mr P. Shankar, said ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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Looking back Jun. 5-Jun. 11 Waking up to the pollution threat Assocham pitches for rural home loans at 6 pc interest Cotton imports may slow down: USDA Monsoon brings copious rains in Kerala TN scraps entrance test for professional courses `Bumper quarter' likely for pharma cos Power sector remains area of concern: Plan panel Car sales up 13 pc in May; 2-wheelers increase 22 pc Biotech industry revenues cross $1 b; Biocon retains top spot High net worth individuals in India up 14.6%: Study Ma Foi survey points to job market slowdown Relief for oleoresin units as ban on light berries pepper import goes In terms of per capita GDP — Karnataka, Bengal fastest growing States Opening monsoon `pulse' fizzles out Health study in Punjab shows high pesticide residues in blood `Indo-Thai FTA may hurt domestic cos' |
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