The Hindu Business Line : Tuesday, November 13, 2007

POLITICS
Kolkata port cargo handling unaffected
Kolkata, Nov 12 The 24-hour bandh, called by the Opposition in West Bengal on Monday to protest against the bloodshed at Nandigaram, did not hit the cargo handling work of Kolkata port (including Haldia) much, according to sources.A ... More

Strike hits normal life in Bengal
Normal life across West Bengal was affected on Monday following the launch of an indefinite non-cooperation movement by the Trinamool Congress, a simultaneous call for a 24-hour strike by the Congress and a 48-hour strike by the BJP and the ... More

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AGRICULTURAL POLICY
Centre approves pepper re-plantation programme
Kochi, Nov. 12 The Centre has approved the pepper re-plantation programme for Kerala, where 20,000 hectare per year will be covered in the next 10 years, said the Union Minister of State for Commercer, Mr Jairam Ramesh. An amount of Rs ... More

INDUSTRIAL POLICY
‘TN industrial policy good for manufacturing’
Coimbatore, Nov. 12 The Tamil Nadu Government has attempted to break new ground with its comprehensive industrial policy and the manufacturing sector would get a boost from it, according to Mr D. Balasundaram, President, Indian Chamber of ... More

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