Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Thursday, July 14, 2005
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Thursday, July 14, 2005 |
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY CLIMATE & WEATHER `Break monsoon' expected to get established by Sunday THE country is heading for a possible `break monsoon,' which is expected to set in by Sunday (July 17). Disclosing this to Business Line, Dr Akhilesh Gupta, Director, National Centre for Medium Range Weather Forecasting (NCMRWF), said ... More NRIS Pravasi Bharatiya Divas HYDERABAD: Andhra Pradesh would host a three-day `Pravasi Bharatiya Divas' scheduled to be held from January seven. Accepting the proposal of the Union Minister of State for Non-resident Affairs, Mr Jagadish Tytler, the State Government ... More ECONOMY AP CM upset over revenue targets not being met in Govt departments THE Chief Minister, Dr Y.S. Rajasekhara Reddy, has expressed displeasure at the shortfall in targeted revenues in Commercial Taxes, Excise and Transport departments for the first quarter of the financial year 2005-06. He directed the officials ... More
Fifth Economic Census in AP from tomorrow HEALTH AP to fill up doctor posts in tribal areas HYDERABAD: The Andhra Pradesh Government would fill up 90 vacant posts of doctors and appoint 72 nurses in tribal areas by the month-end. Reviewing the deterioration of health conditions in the tribal areas, he directed the officials to ... More PETROLEUM 
Gas pipeline project: India, Pak to appoint financial consultantsThe consultants would be expected to submit their report by November-end when Mr Mani Shankar Aiyar is likely to travel to Pakistan for signing an agreement on the project. More POWER PM forms energy coordination panel TO guide Government policy in the energy sector, the Prime Minister, Dr Manmohan Singh, has created an Energy Coordination Committee (ECC). According to an official release, the ECC would formulate a coordinated policy response, cutting across ... More
`Dabhol phase I to be ready by next July' TAXATION 'Of sweets and value-added tax' WILL corporates get input tax credit on purchases of sweets and dry fruits meant for distribution as gifts to its staff and customers? Almond House, a leading sweet vendor in the city, has raised this question before the Advance Ruling ... More
41 cases of excise, service tax evasion booked in June
CBDT authorises NSDL to receive TDS/TCS returns
Octroi burden forcing non-ferrous traders see outside Mumbai SSI BoB, SIDBI sign co-financing pact BANK of Baroda (BoB) and Small Industries Development Bank (SIDBI) of India have signed an MoU for co-financing of projects in the SME sector and infrastructure projects, according to a bank release. Under this arrangement, the two banks will ... More
WATER Slaking a city's thirst A host of brands, local and multinational, cater to thirsty Chennai's need for clean drinking water. The city accounts for a quarter of the Rs 1,000-crore bottled water segment. More RADIO/TV Playing it by the ear Despite the licence fee being restructured, private FM operators are still wary as there is a cap on the number of licences each can hold and an impending drop in ad rates. More
FM radio: Govt fixes net worth norm
Dispute between Newscorp, Reliance over trademark
MSOs plan digital cable system EDUCATION Thinking leads to a vision, Kalam tells school kids SOME 800-odd students from as many as 26 schools in and around the city, studying in classes between 8 and 12, were on Wednesday caught in the Kalam magic. "Thinking is very important, as it leads to a vision for the nation, for progress, and ... More
Canara Bank educational loans CARS Car sales marginally down in June PASSENGER car sales fell 0.89 per cent in the domestic market in June - the second time in the last six months - to 64,464 units from 65,046 units in the same month last year. Six of the eleven car makers, including Hyundai Motor India ... More MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS & HOSPITALS PSU insurers, hospitals agree on `package deal pricing' — Move to check overcharging of services "There should be complete transparency between the insurance companies, the TPAs as well as healthcare providers." More REAL ESTATE & CONSTRUCTION Realty investors turn to Tier II cities for lucrative returns IT'S no longer just the `top three' metros that are attracting investor attention in the residential realty market. Many others have joined the `elite list' that was earlier restricted to obvious locations like Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore and ... More TEXTILE MACHINERY Indian textile exporters look to Chinese equipment to achieve economies of scale CHINA and India, rivals in the global textile export markets, are set to join hands in search of possible synergies in the textiles sector. At the invitation extended by The Cotton Textiles Export Promotion Council (Texprocil), a Chinese ... More SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY 
Kalam stresses on convergence of nano-bio-info technologiesTHE President of India, Mr A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, has urged academicians to take advantage of the convergence of the three new streams of science and technology, namely, information technology, nanotechnology and biotechnology. He was addressing ... More DISINVESTMENT Consult us on all disinvestment decisions, says Left THE disinvestment tussle between the UPA and the Left parties could move beyond BHEL. After putting the UPA into an uncomfortable position on the issue of the proposed divestment of Government stake in BHEL, the Left now plans to pin the ... More EVENTS Seminar on tax audit in Mangalore MANGALORE: The Mangalore branch of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India will conduct a seminar on `Tax audit, and an update on penalties in income tax law' in Mangalore on Saturday. A press release by the Institute said that ... More EXPORTS & IMPORTS Paradip port told to handle more non-coking coal imports THE Shipping Ministry wants Paradip port to handle more non-coking coal imports than estimated earlier. The earlier indication was that the port would be required to handle 1.5 million tonnes in the current fiscal — an estimated 1 mt for ... More TOURISM 
Munnar faceliftA misty morning at Munnar hills in Kerala's Idukki district. Munnar will undergo a facelift under the revitalisation of destination scheme as a part of a major development project to encourage tourism and improve facilities at major tourist ... More STANDARDS & BENCHMARKS Coke's challenge There is a big shake-up at Coca-Cola India, which is being dogged by a strategy that didn't quite pay off and the prolonged pesticides controversy. More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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Looking back Jul. 3-Jul. 9 India, US to explore tie-ups in earth observation, space communication June rainfall deficit estimated at 15 pc Fitness equipment sector in fighting fit shape Banks asked to adopt policy for risk exposure to real estate sector Table Employment Guarantee Bill in monsoon session: Left South Gujarat in troubled waters International design award for desi slippers Per capita cereal consumption drops 20 pc Assocham moots measures to boost ad outsourcing in India Hardware exports touch Rs 8,000 cr in 2004-05: ESC NHAI awards Rs 580-cr project to Gammon consortium India's '03 trade GDP ratio at 30 pc: WTO Cement majors post 10 pc rise in June shipments India, Myanmar may bypass Bangladesh for gas pipeline — Other options to be explored China tunes in to Philips' tele-medicine project Marathwada, Telangana regions to witness rainfall over the weekend 34 pc above normal rainfall in one week Gems & jewellery exports seen growing 15% this fiscal Dabhol issue: Bechtel team heads to London for talks with Indian lenders |
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