The Hindu Business Line : Monday, January 01, 2007

KERALA
KSINC identifies water tourism potential at Tehri
The State-owned Kerala Shipping and Inland Navigation Corporaton, which has prepared a detailed project report for the Uttaranchal Government, has identified water-related tourism as one among the activities for tourism promotion in the Tehri Dam ... More

TELECOMMUNICATIONS
The 4G journey
Nortel is looking to WiMAX as the first step in its 4G push. It shares its take with eWorld. More

POWER
Biomass units seek bigger role in AP power sector
The Indian Wind Power Association has offered to partly bridge the huge demand supply power mismatch in the State at a levellised tariff of Rs 3.37 per unit for a span of 20 years, if allowed to take part in the State power generation. In a ... More

EDUCATION
Crossing the Final tax hurdle
Suggested answers to the November 2006 CA (Final) paper on direct taxes. More

SOFTWARE
Mainframe in comeback mode
The key value that the mainframe can bring is being realised by more companies, says IBM. More

HUMAN RESOURCES
Cochin Port Trust draws up new labour regulation
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NEW PROJECTS
Grasim Industries to launch new generation viscose fibre
Plans to open one more design centre in Bangalore More

ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Trust for young businessmen signs pact with IFC
Funding likely to benefit 1 lakh entrepreneurs More

OUTLOOK
Chill in north as New Year dawns
Parts of North and northwest India are in the grip of a moderate cold wave at the dawn of the New Year, with Adampur (Punjab) in the plains recording a minimum temperature of 1 deg C on Saturday. The cold wave has been triggered with a ... More

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