Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Tuesday, April 25, 2006
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Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Tuesday, April 25, 2006 |
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AGRI-BIZ & COMMODITIES SUGAR Pakistan looks for more sugar from India ISEC persuaded to bid for tender; to be given licences More RICE 
ICAR spots improved rice varietiesIndian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) has identified seven new improved varieties of rice for release in different agro-climatic regions of the country. The identified varieties include two new improved hybrid rice ... More WHEAT AP Govt uses NIN tech in fortified wheat flour The Andhra Pradesh Government has employed a technology developed by National Institute of Nutrition (NIN) to supply atta (wheat flour) fortified with iron, vitamin-A, and vitamin B12 through the public distribution system (PDS). This ... More INSIGHT Agriculture: Flowering China, withering India A paradigm shift is necessary if India is to find itself in the world agriculture roadmap. It can learn from China. More RUBBER Rubber exports top 70,000 t The country exported 70,000 tonnes of natural rubber without any subsidy during 2005-06, said Mr Sajen Peter, Chairman, Rubber Board. In a press note issued here, he said according to the available statistics, 69,446 tonnes of natural rubber ... More
Call to boost rubber output
Spot rubber scales new high TEA Cooperative factories look to globalise tea market Cooperative tea factories under `The Indcoserve' umbrella are aiming to globalise the tea market with the co-ordination of the Tea Board. That the Indco factories are serious about this vision became evident when its teas not only cleared ... More
`India must increase tea exports to Pak' SPICES & CONDIMENTS Pepper futures gain on buying interest Buying interest by exporters for physical pepper pushed up pepper futures prices on Monday. Prices for May delivery moved up to Rs 7,115 a quintal on Monday from Rs 7,081 on Saturday. Prices for other positions had also shown an upward swing ... More
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Looking back Apr. 16-Apr. 22 Govt mulls allocating surplus foodgrains to poultry industry Cashew exports slip 7% in 2005-06 Castorseed futures could continue to be bearish Farmers hold back wheat as buyers queue up Sops removed for EOUs, SEZs under job scheme Sharp rise in precious metals Growers may increase DCH-32 acreage Rubber output may top 8.30 lakh t this fiscal IOB sells 36 kg gold on launch day Wheat Dec futures price tops Rs 1,000 a quintal Pak team indicates doubling of Indian tea imports `Caution needed for small investors to enter market' NCDEX slaps special margin on wheat contracts |
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