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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY CLIMATE & WEATHER Central India gets monsoon showers WEATHERMEN watching activity in the Bay of Bengal have received further indications that the low-pressure forecast for next week is well on course, and may even surprise by maturing a few hours earlier than predicted. Speaking to Business ... More NON-CONVENTIONAL ENERGY IEA sees big prospects for biofuels WITH oil prices at over $50 a barrel, biofuels have received renewed attention and have led to a surge in new bio-energy activity in industrialised and developing countries. A huge amount of investment is flowing into both production and ... More CEMENT `Cement, best performing sector' CEMENT and asbestos products emerged as the best performing sector for 2004-05 in terms of market capitalisation gains among the 23 sectors tracked by the Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry Eco Pulse Study. The sector recorded a ... More ECONOMY Cabinet nod for GDN headquarters in India THE Cabinet on Thursday approved the establishment of Global Development Network (GDN) as an international organisation with its headquarters in Delhi. GDN is a global network of research and policy institutes working together to address the ... More
Infrastructure, agriculture will unleash `Global India': Shourie
External debt up 7.2 pc
Gas price hike may increase input costs for power, steel cos
Inflation rises marginally to 4.33 pc
AP: Investment proposals pegged at Rs 17,609 cr EXCISE AND CUSTOMS 
Centre's directive on excise duty — Small pharma entrepreneurs at the crossroadsTWENTY-FIVE years after being in the business of making medicines, Mr P.K. Gupta, a medium-enterprise entrepreneur, is at the crossroads again. Does he shift his manufacturing unit from Haryana to Baddi in Himachal Pradesh - the latest Mecca ... More PETROLEUM Rise in raw material price will not hit our margins: GAIL chief GAIL (India) Ltd is confident that its profit margins would not get affected despite the rise in raw material or feedstock prices. The rise in input cost, which is expected to be Rs 800 crore per annum, is being caused due to the cap on the ... More
IOC gets board nod to acquire stake in Singapore co POWER India, EU energy meet on June 29 OFFICIALS of India and the European Union will meet here on June 29 to discuss bilateral co-operation in the field of energy. The meeting follows the decision taken at the India-EU summit in Hague last November to set up a bilateral energy ... More
TN chamber seeks cut in power tariff for industrial users
Deficit in power distribution cos — Karnataka opts for management contracts over divestment
AP to seek additional gas supply for IPPs TAXATION AP fears more revenue losses due to VAT THE State Government fears that the revenue losses on account of the value-added tax implementation would further shoot up, with the Union Government deciding to reduce the reimbursement slab to States. Though the Union Government initially ... More
Directorate to ensure speedy VAT refunds in AP SSI Codissia to have Excise help centre THE Central Excise Commissionerate here will set up its help centre in the premises of the Coimbatore District Small-scale Industries Association (Codissia) here. The centre will start functioning from July 1 and it will be manned by a ... More
SME Bill `is biased in favour of large units' COAL South Eastern Coalfields to develop 26 virgin coal blocks TO maintain its top position among the subsidiaries of Coal India Ltd (CIL), Bilaspur-based South Eastern Coalfields Ltd (SECL) has decided to develop at least 26 virgin coal blocks in its command area. The company has identified the blocks, ... More RADIO/TV TV news channels battle to get hotter — Distribution key to growth of channels SOME time ago, In-Time, the news division of Incablenet, went off air. Officials at the cable television company said the decision to close down the news division was primarily because of the financial unviability of such an operation. In-Time ... More
Foreign news channels to get year-long licence
I&B Ministry reviews NDTV share transfer plan
Programme on animal survival instincts COSMETICS Cosmetics may come under new labelling norms AFTER the controversy surrounding the Johnson & Johnson baby oil, the Government is likely to make it mandatory for manufacturers of cosmetics such as lipsticks, soaps, fairness creams, beauty oils and shaving products to adhere to new labelling More GEMS & JEWELLERY Diamond jewellery expo at Vizag VISAKHAPATNAM: Ganjam Nagappa and Son Private Ltd, Bangalore, is holding a three-day diamond jewellery exhibition here from July 1 at the Taj Residency. Mr Arun Gupta, Assistant Manager (Marketing), said at a press meet here on Friday ... More INDUSTRY ASSOCIATIONS Hartals in Kerala wreaking havoc: CII PROTEST for a cause is necessary for the healthy survival of democracy. However, hartals and bandhs should not be organised at the cost of economic growth and suffering of the people, the Kerala chapter of CII has said. The CII said bandhs and ... More SOCIAL WELFARE Bill to enable banks to file returns on foreign contributions THE Government may mandate commercial banks to file returns with the Union Home Ministry on all foreign contributions flowing into the accounts held by NGOs and other associations. The main objective behind such an exercise is to ensure better ... More
`Bill is aimed at decentralisation'
AP to renew accident cover TOURISM Tourism industry upbeat on domestic, foreign travel More Indians are travelling abroad, much more than inbound travellers. During 2003, the number of Indians going abroad was 5.3 million but this grew to 6.2 million in 2004 according to provisional estimates showing a growth of 15.2 per cent. 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 China's revaluation Dabhol power regenerated Tracking the rains Sethusamudram Canal Project India Inc's overseas acquisition
In Depth Gender Justice Simple Economics Tax Talk
Looking back Jun. 12-Jun. 18 Tyre producers may import 70,000 t rubber Monsoon getting into action mode CPI(M) formalises policy on economic agenda — `FDI okay only if it enhances country's productive capacity' `India unfazed by US opposition to Iran gas pipeline' Wheat tops Rs 7,500/t; imports may be dearer Textile exports to US down in April `SMEs may be hit if interest rate cap on export credit is hiked' Exports register 22% growth in May W. Australian apple growers moving processing to Chennai RBI panel for hike in foreign currency export credit rates SSI production up 8 pc, exports rise 21 p c Trade to GDP ratio tops 25 pc NTPC plans to produce 50 mt coal by 2010 BoI, SIDBI tie up to boost credit to SMEs US co explores options for fly ash export from India Coal India plans to augment production by 20 million t annually |
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