Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Monday, June 27, 2005
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY EMPLOYMENT 
`Temping' on the rise; recruiters seek changes in lawTEMPORARY staffing (temps), also called flexi staffing or contract staffing, is emerging as a major industry in the country. The workforce is over 400 million strong and the market potential for temps is estimated to be 10-12 million in the next ... More ECONOMY Equations of happiness for a coherent public policy HUMAN development is not merely about national incomes. It encompasses the environment in which people can develop their full potential and lead productive, creative lives in accordance with their needs and interests, states http://hdr.undp.org ... More
`AP to eliminate revenue deficit' HEALTH Plan panel suggests measures to make healthcare accessible to all IN a bid to streamline and step up the healthcare system in the country, the Planning Commission has suggested a slew of measures including the setting up a Public Health Development Authority (PHDA) with a corpus of Rs 500 crore and launching ... More INFRASTRUCTURE TDB resents riders to forestland for Sabarimala development THE Principal Secretary to the Prime Minister, Mr T.K.A. Nair, is expected to convene a meeting of all those involved in the development of Sabarimala on July 4 at Thiruvananthapuram to resolve the issues related to allotment of land at Nilakkal. ... More PETROLEUM LNG from Iran: Deal depends on access to liquefaction tech WILL the technology of liquefaction of gas become an obstacle for Iran-India LNG deal? Official sources speaking to Business Line concede that there are concerns about Iran's ability, at this point of time, to convert natural gas into ... More
SSI SMEs in favour of single legislation, says CII survey SMALL and medium enterprises (SMEs) favour single comprehensive legislation to streamline their day-to-day operations, according to a CII snap poll that covered CII members across the country. The heart of the Small and Medium Enterprises ... More
CII move to tone up efficiency in small units WATER 
Recycled water can work wondersTIME has come to think of using recycled wastewater for several unimportant purposes at home as the scarcity of water is causing acute problems in the country, experts at a recent seminar here said. However, the process of wastewater recycling ... More
Rs 25 cr for tackling drinking water shortage in AP EDUCATION 
Cultural stumbling blocks to excellenceIndia's culture — social and political — is the stumbling block to setting up a world-class research university. For, this is elitist, and elitism raises the hackles of political leaders and self-appointed guardians of social ethics. Yet, the same people who condemn merit-based admissions to professional colleges want the most competent doctors to attend to their near and dear. This is a debilitating dichotomy, says P. V. Indiresan. More NEWSPAPERS & PUBLISHING Paper prices set to rise soon For the third time this fiscal, paper majors including Ballarpur Industries Ltd (BILT) and J.K. Paper Ltd, have decided to increase prices. This time, the hike is between Rs 500 and Rs 750 per tonne and the two companies have cited a steep ... More DISINVESTMENT Left parties not to attend coordination meetings THE Left parties on Sunday decided not to participate in the UPA-Left coordination committee meetings to protest the Government's decision to go ahead with disinvestment in Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd (BHEL) and other profit-making public ... More EVENTS EXPORTS & IMPORTS Trade council set up to involve States in export efforts AN inter-State trade council (ISTC) has been constituted to advise the Central Government on measures that need to be undertaken for providing an international trade-enabling environment in the States. The council, as an advisory body, would ... More ALTERNATIVE MEDICINES GCC in pact with corporates for herb collection GIRIJAN Co-operative Corporation (GCC) is tying up with corporates and research institutes for extracting, processing, and preservation of more medicinal herbs from the forests of the State. Currently, GCC is collecting six herbs and the number ... More TOURISM AP Govt to showcase Buddhist sites to promote tourism ANDHRA Pradesh has embarked on a major global promotional campaign to sell the tourism potential of Buddhist sites located in the State. The State chose to take the campaign first to Sri Lanka, a predominantly Buddhist country. The State is ... More
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Looking back Jun. 19-Jun. 25 `N. America accounts for over 60 pc of exports' `Navratnas public sector character won't be altered' Use of disinvestment proceeds — Throwing good money after bad? Petro subsidies: Flawed basis IDFC proposal among FDI worth Rs 484 cr cleared Singapore-India pact: A `win-win' settlement Sri Lankan vanaspati imports hurting local industry: IVPA Costlier fuel not to push FMCG prices up Taxation of profits from DEPB licence sale — PM's council favours going easy on `small exporters' `Steel prices may revert to $600' Star open to offering channels to Chandra's DTH platform Cabinet okays Bill on alternative medicines States yet to claim for revenue loss from VAT implementation — It is 'early days', caution Ministry officials Bajaj, Hero Honda, Enfield top customer satisfaction: Study Cabinet nod for GDN headquarters in India Tourism industry upbeat on domestic, foreign travel `Cement, best performing sector' |
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