The Hindu Business Line : Thursday, October 16, 2008

GOVERNMENT

POLICY: Gujarat to seek Rs 400 cr from Tatas for Sanand land
8% compound interest rate to be charged. Gandhinagar, Oct. 15 The Gujarat Government on Wednesday decided to ask Tata Motors Ltd to pay Rs 400.65 crore for the land allotted last week to the automobile major near Sanand town in Ahmedabad ...

POLICY: Public Procurement Bill to have uniform policy
Hyderabad, Oct. 15 In order to streamline procurement of various State Government departments, the Andhra Pradesh Cabinet has approved creation of the AP Public ...

POLITICS: Praful Patel assures steps to bail out airline cos
Will meet Finance Minister, banks. Hyderabad, Oct. 15 The Union Minister for Civil Aviation will meet the Finance Minister and representatives of banks and financial institutions soon in an effort to provide some breathing space and fund support ...

POLICY: Liquidity panel hears out views of industry
Mumbai, Oct. 15 The committee set up by the Finance Minister to assess the liquidity conditions in the system will submit its interim report by next week to the Union Government, said Mr Arun Ramanathan, Finance Secretary and the head of ...

FOREIGN RELATIONS: US Consulate in Chennai may shift home
Chennai, Oct. 15 The US Consulate in Chennai – for long, a famous landmark on the city’s arterial Anna Salai – is likely to be ...

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