Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Monday, October 31, 2005
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Monday, October 31, 2005 |
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COLUMNS OFFHAND Perking up police IT IS good that the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, Ms Jayalalithaa, is paying close attention to measures to perk up the police in the State. She was the first to have thought of all-women police stations to take up cases of special concern to ... More REFLECTIONS Meet the desperate forester The passion for forests and tigers still flows deep in Father Rathore. But the uncaring attitude of the forest department really disturbs him. More A RINGSIDE VIEW This 2-day week may set the short-term direction DALAL Street benchmarks are perilously close to bear zone at the end of the trading year. This week's two sessions are important for sentiment reading. A token support at the current levels of the Sensex and the Nifty, is likely. However, this ... More MUTUAL CONFIDENCE ONGC, Bharti top in Fidelity holdings IF you have been waiting patiently for newcomer Fidelity Mutual Fund to announce its full portfolio, here's some relief in the shape of a statutory advertisement, featuring its un-audited half-yearly performance, released by the fund house. The ... More ADR WATCH Another weak week for Indian counters WHILE the US markets rose this week on the back of positive GDP report and on better-than-expected performances from corporate majors such as DuPont, Verizon and Merck, the Indian markets suffered on account of foreign institutional investors' ... More VISION 2020 
Why Bangalore is not Silicon ValleyWhile the government apparatus is to blame for the poor condition of many a city, in the case of Bangalore, to some extent, the IT industry is also responsible. Simply because it did not choose to imitate its model, the Silicon Valley, in civic sense — moving away from cities or building away from main roads. P. V. Indiresan says the salvation lies in businesses moving to the rural areas and developing the facilities they and their employees need. More ERRORS & OMISSIONS EXPECTED Management of mass casualties DAZED by the Delhi blasts and wincing at the visuals of victims wheeled into hospitals, you'd agree that coping with `mass casualties' has become necessary owing to the rising incidence of violence. "The use of sophisticated weapons and ... More CHAT 10,000-mark achieved on Diwali eve! Jogin sat sombrely watching the TV coverage of blast aftermath. Sridevi tried to analyse the impact of disasters on financial markets. Dakshinamoorthy prayed a bit too hard at a nearby mandir for peace. Khan worked by the clock and drew them all ... More JOTTINGS Is it goodwill or lubrication? Giving away discounts and commissions for business has a long and respectable history; still it is fraught with a potential hazard which managers must keep a sharp eye out for. More AMERICAN PERISCOPE 
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