![]() Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Saturday, November 05, 2005 |
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY CLIMATE & WEATHER Low-pressure over Bay moving west THURSDAY'S upper air cyclonic circulation over south Bay of Bengal has intensified overnight and organised itself into a low-pressure area. According to the National Centre for Medium Range Weather Forecasting (NCMRWF), the system is expected ... More CEMENT 'Cement industry to grow at 8-9 pc in medium term' THE cement industry will continue to grow at a CAGR of 8- 9 per cent in the medium term on account of big investments planned in infrastructure and housing sector, says an Assocham eco pulse study. The initiatives taken under the National ... More ECONOMY RBI pitches for growth with stability Even while expressing concern over inflationary expectations, the RBI's Mid-term Review of Annual Policy Statement for 2005-06 has refrained from tinkering with either the Bank Rate or the Cash Reserve Ratio (CRR) so as not to disturb the robust grow th momentum of the economy. More ENVIRONMENT Deepak Spinners, Alwar Power get UN's CDM registration WITH projects of Deepak Spinners Ltd (DSL) and Alwar Power Company Ltd (APCL) getting registered as clean development mechanism (CDM) activities, seven Indian projects have made it to the registered list of UN panel on climate ... More HEALTH Blood collection monitor launched in Chennai THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The Union Minister for Health, Dr Anbumani Ramadoss, launched the Composafe blood collection monitor manufactured by Thiruvananthapuram-based Terumo Penpol at a function in Chennai. A Terumo Penpol spokesperson said ... More PETROLEUM Crude lighterage operation begins at Sandheads KOLKATA port's crude lighterage operation, i.e. ship-to-ship discharge of crude from a huge mother vessel, either a Suezmax or an ultra large crude carrier, into smaller daughter vessels, has begun at the Sandheads, the mouth of the Hooghly river ... More POWER SEEM sets up award for energy efficiency THE Society of Energy Engineers and Managers (SEEM), a professional body of energy auditors and managers, has launched an initiative to recognise Certified Energy Managers (CEM) and Certified Energy Auditors (CEA) on behalf of the Bureau of ... More STEEL National steel policy: Focus on efficiency, productivity Even as NSP seeks to encourage foreign direct investment, it cannot shut itself against foreign steel majors from investing in domestic mines with a view to exporting the ore or the end product after due value addition. More
New steel policy silent on SEZ status for mega plants TEXTILES Indian textile exports expand into new markets "Indian exports have now started to make it big in markets such as Spain and Italy, where exporters have been able to corner a large proportion of niche orders, coming in mainly from the fashion industry." More SSI Fan industry seeks 100 acres of land at Kukatpally for industrial cluster The Fan Manufacturers Association through a representation wanted the State Government to allot 500 sq yards in the HUDA truck parking area, Kukatpally. More WATER Kerala records normal rainfall THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The State received normal rainfall during October, the first month of the ongoing northeast monsoon season, said the Thiruvananthapuram office of India Meteorological Department (IMD). The total rainfall recorded ... More EDUCATION Plan for Bill to give more autonomy to NIFT THE Government is planning to introduce a Bill in the winter session of Parliament that would declare National Institute of Fashion Design (NIFT) as an institute of national importance and grant more autonomy to its Board of Governors. "The ... More
Entrance tests for UK college at British Council centres FOODS & FOOD PROCESSING Assocham for setting up national regulator for food standards THE Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India has asked the Government to set up a food regulatory authority to set standards for different foods and ensure their enforcement. The proposed authority, which would be the apex body, ... More REAL ESTATE & CONSTRUCTION FICCI for lower stamp duties on land deals THE Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) has asked the Government toreduce stamp duties on sale and purchase of land to 2-3 per cent of the value of the transaction. The Chamber says that stamp duty differs from one ... More
HANDLOOM Health cover for handloom workers THE Government has given a Diwali gift to over a million handloom weavers and allied workers by launching a health insurance scheme. The scheme, introduced by the Development Commissioner of Handlooms, Ministry of Textiles, will give more ... More SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY New DRDO appointments THE Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) has announced new appointments among its chain of national laboratories and headquarters in New Delhi. Dr Shreehari Rao has been appointed Director, Defence Electronics Research ... More FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT
FDI in retail sector may take more time `Concerns of Left parties to be addressed first'THE proposed opening up of the retail trade sector to foreign direct investment (FDI) is likely to be delayed till at least early next year. Senior Ministers in the Manmohan Singh Government told Business Line that the concerns of the ... More SOCIAL WELFARE Swiss aid agencies to focus more on poverty alleviation SWISS aid agencies are seeking to reorient their assistance to development projects in India, Switzerland's Ambassador to India, Mr Dominique Dreyer, said here on Friday. "We are currently assessing the situation," Mr Dreyer told reporters on ... More EVENTS Vignyan Utsav from today at Kochi THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Vignyan Utsav, the five-day exhibition and interactive sessions on `Natural and manmade disasters and their judicious management' will get under way in Kochi from Saturday. Scientific Awareness Forum (SAFE), a ... More
INCOME TAX The rights and wrongs of FBT
On the big game cheques EXPORTS & IMPORTS H1 coir exports dip A DROP in shipments of high value items has led to decline in export of coir products during the first half of the current fiscal, albeit marginally, compared with the same period a year ago. However, there has been an increase in volume. ... More
SBT launches derivatives for risk hedging NATURAL CALAMITIES Canara Bank relief for flood-hit families in Mumbai CANARA Bank has provided relief measures to 107 flood-affected families of Mumbai on October 28, as a part its social banking activity. Sixty-one families of the Veera Desai Road and Andheri West, and 46 families of the Aarey Pada area, ... More STANDARDS & BENCHMARKS Gulf Oil begins quality month celebrations at Kukatpally THE Explosives Division of Gulf Oil Corporation Ltd is hosting a series of events and lectures from November 3 to December 2 to promote quality. The objective isto motivate workers to continue to implement quality improvement systems. The ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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Looking back Oct. 23-Oct. 29 US Senators push for 50 pc hike in H-1B visas `8 pc growth rate may not be sustainable' Govt gets ready to handle bird flu outbreak issues Centre may allow post offices to disburse credit in rural areas Fresh rain alert for Tamil Nadu, AP coast FMCG sector buoyancy to continue: Adi Godrej DSCL Energy, Agrinergy enter pact for emission reduction solutions Fertiliser output in August close to target India to import onions from China, Pak `Low' materialises, tipped to intensify further India third largest initiator of new anti-dumping measures during H1 Reliance to take up large-scale jatropha farming Auto component makers feel China has an edge Indian, Chinese textile producers gain, post-quotas: ILO Govt to stockpile bird flu drugs India Inc worried over Govt plan to ink more FTAs Storm may survive landfall to last a while Core sectors growth dips to 1.8% in Sept Filing returns: Salaried class may be spared Slowdown in world trade growth likely, says WTO Egg exporters cash in on avian flu fears Disease-free poultry farming helps gain advantage in global market Depression splits into two off AP coast Bengal Govt vetting Wal-Mart proposal Govt favours FDI but not at the expense of local biz |
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