The Hindu Business Line : Thursday, December 28, 2006

AIRLINES
Bell to take part in air show
Bell Helicopter and two sibling companies will be putting up a significant and biggest presence so far at the Aero India 2007 in Bangalore. Its fellow Textron companies, Cessna and Textron Systems, will showcase a range of Textron corporate ... More

TAXATION
Deora appeals to Mulayam to cut ST on petrol, diesel
The Minister for Petroleum and Natural Gas, Mr Murli Deora, on Wednesday appealed to the Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh, Mr Mulayam Singh Yadav, seeking his immediate intervention for reducing sales tax on petrol and diesel which would lessen ... More

HARDWARE
`DTH doing well in rural markets too'
Movies of your choice and entertainment on demand and interactivity have helped direct to home (DTH) players make gradual but yet certain inroads into the cable-driven Indian market. More

SOFTWARE
2006: Outsourcing turns mainstream
Year 2006 was a good haul for the country's IT services industry. Outsourcing became mainstream. India established itself as a dominant offshore destination. The big boys of Indian IT turned bigger, expanding global footprint even as markets ... More

ALLIANCES & JOINT VENTURES
SCI, other PSUs plan jt venture for dredging
Building of dredgers also under consideration More

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