The Hindu Business Line : Wednesday, April 11, 2007

FOREIGN TRADE
British Minister interested in AP e-governance initiatives
The British E-Government Minister, Mr Pat McFadden, has evinced interest in the e-governance initiatives of the Andhra Pradesh Government, during his two-day visit to the State Capital. In his discussions with the State Secretary, Information ... More

MINERALS
`India has enough indigenous uranium to last 50 years'
Projects can go on even without supplies from abroad: NPCL More

COMMODITY MARKETS
Pepper futures cool down under bear effect
Market observers described it as a good trend for a correction in the market before it can move further up. Various investors are said to have traded 100 tonnes of NCDEX-delivered pepper at different rates. They were covering their sales ... More

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