Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Wednesday, June 19, 2002
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY ANTI-DUMPING Dumping duty mooted on citric acid imports THE Designated Authority in the Ministry of Commerce and Industry has recommended the imposition of provisional anti-dumping duty on all imports of citric acid from Thailand and Indonesia. Citric acid is a basic chemical that is used as a ... More ECONOMY NCAER sees real GDP growth rate at 5.5 pc THE National Council of Applied Economic Research (NCAER) has projected the real GDP (gross domestic product) growth rate during the inaugural year of the Tenth Plan at 5.5 per cent, as against the eight per cent growth rate per annum for the ... More
Unctad report on least developed countries -- `Extreme poverty doubled in past three decades'
Plan panel voices concern over sources of financing for TN Plan HEALTH `More awareness needed on healthcare laws' MEDICAL ethics, a subject of debate since the rapid advancement in technology, still remains in the chapters and verses of the regulating authority, while gullible patients have little assistance in getting the grasp or the moral courage to ... More POWER TN: Higher tariff, priority tag sought for wind power While the power generated was seasonal, it cannot be denied that the wind energy can be utilised to augment its generation capacity, and in the long run, it would help conserve fuel and environment. While the MNES has fixed the tariff, it was the Sta te Electricity Board that utilises it. More
Karnataka Govt examining legal aspects of power tariff hike
Bengal keen to rope in Chinese cos for two power projects WATER MANAGEMENT Karnataka Govt to launch Rs 2,250-cr `Jalarakshana' project The State would strive for a holistic approach on water management with gram panchayat as the focal point. More TERRORISM EDUCATION PAPER, BOARD & NEWSPRINT Move to cash in on global price upsurge -- Large paper mills slash local supplies to feed exports ENTHUSED by the sharp rise in prices of all varieties of paper and paperboard in the international market, integrated large paper mills in the country have adopted an aggressive marketing strategy to augment exports. And in the process, these ... More INDUSTRY ASSOCIATIONS Make India a sub-contracting base: CII THE Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) has suggested key measures for the domestic small-scale industry to achieve compatibility and competitiveness in the emerging global scenario. The first suggestion is to develop India as a sourcing ... More HANDLOOM Hantex plans new strategy for better bottomline DEPARTING from traditional marketing, the Kerala State Handloom Weavers Co-operative Society - popularly known as Hantex - has adopted a new strategy under which it would manufacture products as per the needs of the market. A complete ... More BIO-TECH & GENETICS AP: Pact with German science park for biotech co-operation GERMANY will assist Andhra Pradesh in developing the biotechnology sector in the State. A memorandum of understanding (MoU) for technical collaboration was recently signed between the Heidelberg Technology Park and the Biotech Park in ... More NEWSPAPERS & PUBLISHING Reader base for newspapers up THE reader base for dailies/newspapers has increased by nearly 20 per cent to 15.6 crore in 2002 from 13.1 crore in 1999. However, the magazines showed a 22 per cent decline in their readership base to 8.62 crore from 9.38 crore in the same ... More
DISINVESTMENT 3 Punjab PSUs put on fast-track sell-off list THE Punjab Government has included Punjab Communications Ltd, Punjab Tractors Ltd and Punjab Alkalies & Chemicals Ltd in the select list of public sector enterprises that are to be put on a fast track for disinvestment. "The Punjab Cabinet has ... More FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT FDI inflows cross $4 b in 2001-02 FOREIGN direct investment inflows amounting to $4.06 billion were received during financial year 2001-02, the highest received so far as against $2.46 billion received in 2000-01, registering a 66 per cent growth. The above figures are based ... More EVENTS EXPORTS & IMPORTS 
Export growth rate set at 12 per centUNFAZED by the 0.08 per cent dip in export growth last year, the Commerce Ministry has plumped for a 12 per cent export growth in the inaugural year of the Tenth Plan (2002-07) in tune with the medium-term export strategy which aims at 11.8 per ... More
Pak sops on imports from India -- A good gesture, says Assocham ECONOMIC OFFENCES Former ITC official moves court in FERA case MR G.K.P. Reddy, formerly of ITC Ltd, has filed an application before the Metropolitan Magistrate, Calcutta, seeking release from the alleged Foreign Exchange Regulation Act (FERA) case filed by the Enforcement Directorate against ITC Ltd and ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
Top Stories In Depth Gender Justice Simple Economics Guide to derivatives Looking back Jun. 9-Jun. 15 Wind mill revolution in Germany DNA Repository dedicated to nation Finance Ministry decision on EPF interest next week Hepatitis B vaccination for infants takes off FMCG needs push in consumer spend to stay on growth path Industrial growth in April rises marginally to 2.9 pc Survey soon on corruption in five S. Asian countries `Privatisation process will be delayed' -- Divestment Ministry opposes BPCL float CESC falters on FRN interest Product-specific safeguard duty on Chinese goods in offing FI, bank funding of projects worth Rs 50,000 cr -- Special purpose vehicles for infrastructure likely An initiative to recycle PET bottles |
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