The Hindu Business Line : Thursday, July 28, 2005

India-US pact: Energising India's nuclear programme
ON THE face of it, the India-US agreement on nuclear issues promises to energise India's nuclear power programme. While environmental, safety and economic concerns have for long been held ... More

POLICY

Kerala HC upholds State ban on online lotteries
THE Kerala High Court on Wednesday upheld the State Government action in prohibiting the sale of online lotteries. Mr Justice K. Balakrishnan Nair upheld the ban order while dismissing a writ petition filed by the State of Sikkim and agents of ... More

Aviation policy to focus on making FDI norms flexible
THE civil aviation policy, that is to be presented to the Union Cabinet next month, will focus on bringing in more flexibility in the foreign direct investment norms in the sector, the Secretary Civil Aviation, Mr Ajay Prasad, said today. The ... More

POLITICS

CPI (M) raises issue of sale of Centaur Airport hotel
THE issue of resale of the disinvested Mumbai airport Centaur hotel at a premium of Rs 32 crore was raised on Wednesday by an independent panel that included CPI (M) Member of Parliament, Mr Dipankar Mukherjee. Addressing a press conference ... More

E-COMMERCE & E-BUSINESS

Rlys plans to issue online receipts for booking of goods
INDIAN Railways plans to make it possible for its customers to print and issue their railway receipts (RR) at select destinations of the customers' choice. While the Railways has already implemented this in the Southern, South Central and East ... More

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