Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Tuesday, July 05, 2005
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Tuesday, July 05, 2005 |
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY POLLUTION EU move to cut mercury pollution welcomed TOXICS Link, a non-government organisation, and other health groups in the country have welcomed the conclusion of the Council of the European Union Environment Ministers on the community strategy of reducing mercury pollution. Environment ... More CLIMATE & WEATHER Fresh spell of rains expected as Gujarat situation eases THE National Centre for Medium Range Weather Forecasting (NCMRWF) has kept up its vigil for the fresh low-pressure area brewing over northwest Bay of Bengal even as the mid-tropospheric circulation over Gujarat weakened on Monday. In an ... More OUTSOURCING Assocham moots measures to boost ad outsourcing in India CHINA, Philippines, Malaysia, Singapore, South Africa and Australia are posing serious threat to the Indian advertising outsourcing business. Releasing the `Paper on Outsourcing in Advertising: Is India the Destination Next?' Mr Mahendra ... More ANTI-DUMPING Anti-dumping probe on yarn varieties THE Designated Authority in the Commerce Ministry has initiated an anti-dumping investigation into imported fully drawn or fully oriented yarn/spin draw yarn/flat yarn of polyester from Indonesia, Republic of Korea, Malaysia and Chinese Taipei. ... More ECONOMY Gujarat industry on road to normalcy WITH flood waters receding and lesser rainfall reported in the last two days, industrial units shut down since June 29 have started resuming normal operations. The Ahmedabad-Mumbai rail link will, however, take another couple of days to ... More
Per capita cereal consumption drops 20 pc FOREIGN TRADE After Singapore pact, focus turns to ASEAN FTA THE conclusion of the Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Agreement (CECA) with Singapore has turned the spotlight on the next item on the agenda, the Indo-ASEAN FTA. The Prime Minister, Dr Manmohan Singh, has asked the Trade and Economic ... More HEALTH Tele-medicine Project Disha: Taking the road less travelled CRADLED at the base of the Western Ghats, about 3,000 women huddled together under a thatch-roof watch with curiosity. The new white vehicle with an antenna on its hood and medical equipment inside, they have been told, will help improve the ... More INFRASTRUCTURE Fashion City talks fail; Singapore team leaves THE Singapore delegation, which was on a mission to set up a Rs 350-crore Fashion City in Kochi, cut short their visit and returned to Singapore yesterday. They were to have continued their discussion with the Chief Minister, Mr Oommen Chandy, ... More PETROLEUM Oil PSUs must explore other revenue streams, says Aiyar THE Minister for Petroleum and Natural Gas, Mr Mani Shankar Aiyar, today said that while the price control regime is expected to continue for some time, State-owned oil companies would have to explore other revenue earning options. "State-owned ... More TAXATION VAT panel to meet on July 9 to discuss implementation issues STATE Finance Ministers are to meet here on July 9 to take stock of the implementation of the State-level VAT system, which was introduced in 23 States and Union Territories from April 1. "The Empowered Committee will meet on July 9 and discuss ... More SSI Representation for State-level bodies in SME Board urged THE Kerala State Small Industries Association has suggested amendments to the proposed Small and Medium Enterprises Development Bill - 2005 for inclusion of representatives of State-level associations in the National Small and Medium ... More PRECIOUS METALS Gold ETFs belie initial expectations TO what extent can gold exchange traded funds (ETFs) impact gold prices? At the time of launch, it was believed that they would have a positive effect on gold; but current evidence does not bear out the initial promise. Gold held-in-trust in ... More INDUSTRY ASSOCIATIONS Kerala chambers hit out at `hartal culture' AS the Trade Union Sponsoring Committee in Kerala has called for a 24-hour general strike from Monday midnight, the four Chambers in the State have come out strongly against this practice of paralysing the business and industrial activities so ... More FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT Maharashtra eyeing Rs 1,075-crore foreign investment MAHARASHTRA is eyeing the prospect of landing foreign investment to the tune of Rs 1,075 crore soon. Of this, a firm investment proposal worth Rs 86 crore, is by Histostem, a South Korean biotech (life sciences) company for a cord-blood and ... More EVENTS 
Shell-shockedA phalanx of camera-wielding mediapersons watches with trepidation as a teargas shell lobbed by the police to quell student rioting in Thiruvananthapuram on Monday rolls past them leaving a trail of smoke. ... More
Workshop on career opportunities EXPORTS & IMPORTS Hardware exports touch Rs 8,000 cr in 2004-05: ESC ELECTRONIC hardware exports from the country is estimated to have touched Rs 8,000 crore during 2004-05, according to provisional estimates by the Electronics and Computer Software Export Promotion Council (ESC). "Highlights of the year's ... More PEOPLE PRSI office-bearers HYDERABAD: Dr C.G.K. Murthy, Joint Director of Andhra Pradesh region of Field Publicity, has been re-elected as Chairman of Public Relations Society of India, Hyderabad chapter for 2005-2006. Ms Mumtaz Fatima, Mr K.R.K Chary, Mr D. ... More
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Looking back Jun. 26-Jul. 2 Asian `biotech hotbeds' must develop USP: E&Y report Keen interest in bio-based materials Shortfall in April fertiliser production Paper prices set to rise soon Moon mission to carry 3 European instruments Allow 100% foreign ownership in satellite radio broadcasting: TRAI Maharashtra FDA questions claims of nutraceuticals Infrastructure growth slips to 5.6 pc in May Vigorous monsoon spell in North India Some States unhappy with TFC's suggestion on market borrowing Govt asks IOC to seek second opinion on IBP merger swap ratio ONGC to net Rs 1,400 cr thanks to hike in gas prices Jewellery market estimated at over Rs 58,000 cr: Survey NDC `endorses' 10th Plan Mid-Term Appraisal Monsoon turns rampaging current in north, west India, Singapore trade to touch $50 b by 2010: Assocham Current account surplus in Q4 — Trade deficit for the year at record $38 b Industry welcomes new FM radio policy `Singapore pact is a step towards India-Asean FTA' Govt working on special credit plan for SMEs |
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