Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Tuesday, November 08, 2005
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY EMPLOYMENT Dr Reddy's Foundation, MCH in pact for LABS DR Reddy's Foundation (DRF) and the Municipal Corporation of Hyderabad (MCH) have announced a joint initiative here on Monday to implement the Livelihood Advancement Business School (LABS) programme in Hyderabad city. As part of this ... More CLIMATE & WEATHER Wet spell for 3 more days in TN likely THERE'S going to be hardly any respite for Tamil Nadu from the ongoing wet spell at least for another three days as the causative weather system over southwest Bay of Bengal extended its vigil out into the sea. Three days is what it should ... More COURTS/LEGAL ISSUES 
AP to appeal against HC ruling on quotaSTUNG by a five-judge full bench Andhra Pradesh High Court judgment declaring the move to create reservations for Muslims in the State as unconstitutional, the State Government has decided to take the matter to the Apex Court. Addressing a ... More ECONOMY People must pay up user charges for public services: Rakesh Mohan FOR the human development index to look up, the well-to-do segment of the society must pay up the real user charges rather than sponge on subsidised rates, according to Dr Rakesh Mohan, Deputy Governor, Reserve Bank of India. He told ... More
Administrative reforms panel report by March FOREIGN TRADE 
Czech Republic wants more reforms in IndiaMr Klaus said the visit would mark the beginning of a new phase in Indo-Czech business ties. More
A `little Japan' in Tamil Nadu — Township for Japanese investors planned
Indian delegation for Israel INFRASTRUCTURE Sharp rise in banks' lending to infrastructure sector Lending to infrastructure is expected to increase in the rest of the fiscal, as most projects have long gestation periods and as credit disbursal is done in stages. More
`Industry associations must be represented in IIFCL'
Minister's clarification on Sabarimala project SSI Tally offers free insurance cover for small businesses TALLY Solutions Pvt. Ltd, an accounting software company, has come up with a free insurance offer to its customers in the small businesses purchasing the Tally 7.2 version. It has tied up with ICICI Lombard General Insurance to extend the limited ... More RADIO/TV TRAI issues consultation paper — Should new channels be part of bouquets? THE Telecom Regulatory Authority of India has circulated a discussion paper on whether all new TV channels should be made available on standalone basis or not. The major proposal is for deletion of the words `or as part of the new separate ... More EDUCATION 
Increasing public expenditure on educationThe UPA Government has committed itself to increasing the share of public spending on education to 6 per cent of GDP. In this edition of Macroscan, C. P. Chandrasekhar and Jayati Ghosh assess the implications of this in relation to the evident social needs. More
KITTS to set up study centre in Kozhikode SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY 
Govt moots law to reward scientists involved in R&DTHE Government plans to come up with a new legislation that will ensure that scientists and researchers are not deprived of profits from new inventions. At a research and development conference organised by FICCI, Mr Kapil Sibal, Minister of ... More
Nuclear Fuel Complex on expansion mode PACKAGING Rains hit Chennai's corrugated box units MORE than half the corrugated boxes making units in Chennai have been hit by the heavy rains, resulting in a shortage of packaging materials for manufacturers, according to box makers. The President of the South India Corrugated Box ... More FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT Telecom officers' body against hike in FDI limit THE increase in foreign direct investment (FDI) in the telecom sector from 49 per cent to 74 per cent violates the existing telecom policies approved by Parliament, according to Indian Telecom Service Associations (ITSA). This comes out clearly ... More
Govt notifies hike in FDI ceiling in telecom to 74%
We welcome US investments, not arms: Bengal CM
International Association of Lions Clubs may invest in India WTO India wants Doha talks to address development issues The Minister emphasised that agriculture in developing countries like India is not commerce, and criticised the demand of some members for "real" market access in agriculture. More REGULATORY BODIES & RULINGS 
Regulators for oil, mining, transport sectors in offingTHE Government will be setting up regulators for the transport , mining and petroleum sectors soon. This was stated by the Minister of State in the Prime Minister's Office (PMO), Mr Prithviraj Chavan, here on Monday. Speaking at the 8th ... More EVENTS Domestic industry must be globally competitive: Kalam THE President, Mr A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, has asked the domestic industry to be globally competitive for India to become the world's knowledge hub. He emphasised on nano technology and its applications and how India could contribute substantially ... More
`Usability engg essential for India to build competitive edge'
Meet on Alzheimer's in Thiruvananthapuram from Nov 12-14
EXPORTS & IMPORTS Oilmeal exports rise on demand from S-E Asia A RECOVERY in exports of soyameal, rapemeal, castormeal and groundnut meal since June has helped improve oilmeal shipments from the country. According to the Solvent Extractors Association of India (SEA), oilmeal exports from the country during ... More ALTERNATIVE MEDICINES Meet on Indian medicine systems at Hyderabad AROGYA-2005, an exhibition-cum-conference on the Indian systems of medicine, will be held here from November 11 to 13. The Union Minister for Health and Family Welfare, Dr Anbumani Ramdoss, will inaugurate the meet. The event is being jointly ... More TOURISM Travel agents body in talks with Rlys for tourism products THE Travel Agents Association of India (TAAI) is in talks with the Railways to develop some tourism products, the newly elected Association President, Mr Ashwini Kakkar, said here on Monday. "We met with the Railways today. We are requesting ... More STANDARDS & BENCHMARKS Japan to accept EIC certified poultry products EXPORT Inspection Council of India (EIC) certified poultry products from India would now be acceptable to Japan. This is the first time that a developed country has formally recognised EIC India's certification for poultry products, said an ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
Top Stories In Focus Indian Aviation: Sky is the limit Stock splits India Inc's bonus bonanza Dabhol power regenerated Sethusamudram Canal Project India Inc's overseas acquisition
In Depth Gender Justice Simple Economics Tax Talk
Looking back Oct. 30-Nov. 5 Business confidence index up 1.3 pc: NCAER HAL deals to open new doors for local players in outsourcing Foundation stone laid for ONGC Tripura Power unit — Free trade agreements will benefit N-E region: PM Watch for monsoon revival on Avian flu: Govt puts in place surveillance system No perceptible impact of I-T ad campaign on assessees, say CAs Govt employment statistics under-reported by 20 pc Exporters cancelling forward dollar cover Patient vs Patent debate: Move on Tamiflu to set the trend Festive Oct sees record auto sales ONGC, BPCL keen on trading in NCDEX natural gas futures SAIL, 3 others cut prices Infrastructure SPV welcome, but speedy clearances vital: Industry Low-pressure over Bay moving west National steel policy: Focus on efficiency, productivity Indian textile exports expand into new markets |
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