The Hindu Business Line : Thursday, July 07, 2005

India, Myanmar may bypass Bangladesh for gas pipeline — Other options to be explored
INDIA and Myanmar on Wednesday decided to explore other alternatives for importing gas from offshore Myanmar, as negotiations with Bangladesh are yet to be firmed up for the Myanmar-Bangladesh-India gas pipeline. Briefing presspersons after a ... More

POLICY

Govt notifies norms for FDI in print media, facsimile, syndication
THE Government today notified the new norms for foreign investment in news and current affairs publications, permitting publication of facsimile edition and relaxing the syndication norms. The Cabinet had last month given its nod to these ... More

Govt opens up lignite blocks for captive power production
IN A major policy shift, the Government has decided to allot lignite blocks to private sector companies for captive power production. Till now, only coal blocks were allotted to private parties for captive power production. Lignite blocks would ... More

POLITICS

Manmohan, Sonia to meet Left leaders on BHEL divestment
WITH a view to resolving the deadlock between the Government and the Left parties over the disinvestment in BHEL, the Prime Minister, Dr Manmohan Singh, and the UPA Chairperson, Ms Sonia Gandhi, are likely to meet the Left parties here on July ... More

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