Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Thursday, November 28, 2002
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY COURTS/LEGAL ISSUES SC reserves ruling on limited mobility THE Supreme Court has reserved its verdict on the petition by Cellular Operators' Association of India (COAI) challenging the Government's decision to allow basic operators offer limited mobility services on wireless local loop (WLL). The ... More ECONOMY `With reforms, India can take on China' THOUGH China and India are often compared for each one's progress in the liberalisation path they traversed till date with the credit often attributed to the dragon for managing the change well, India has nothing to fear from China if only it ... More
Strengthening IPRs can boost GDP, says Kalam
Globalisation inevitable, says Rahul Bajaj EXCISE AND CUSTOMS Excise holiday boosts investments in N-E — Hind Lever, SmithKlineBeecham lead the way THE excise holiday announced by the Union Government in 1999 has worked as a major boom for the north-eastern sector as leading corporate houses like Hindustan Lever Ltd and SmithKlineBeecham have set up manufacturing bases in that ... More FOREIGN TRADE `Scope to widen India-China trade ties' WITH the Indian and Chinese Governments making constant efforts to improve bilateral ties, the two countries had enough scope to strengthen bilateral trade without treading on each other's toes, according to the representatives of the Government ... More
S. Korea keen on tie-up in IT, textile sectors HEALTH NACO bid for cheaper AIDS drugs THE National Aids Control Organisation (NACO) plans to set right the anomaly where domestic pharma companies make their presence felt in the world of generic anti-AIDS drugs, even as their requirement is acutely felt in India. There are an ... More
Workshop on info systems for healthcare INFRASTRUCTURE PSU Plea for more managerial autonomy for PSUs THE Government should grant more "managerial autonomy" to public sector enterprises (PSEs) to manage their affairs in an efficient manner in the fiercely competitive business environment, according to the Chairman and Managing Director of Bharat ... More POWER DisComs privatisation: Karnataka Govt to begin with urban circles The proposal now being considered is to parcel the urban circles for privatisation, whereas the rural circles would be retained by the Government for some more time till full data on consumption and revenue losses are available. More
ADB consultants moot corporatisation of KSEB
STEEL Financial revamp will help steel cos turn around: Crisil A LARGE-scale financial restructuring that would significantly reduce finance costs and debt levels is essential to turnaround most domestic steel companies, according to Crisil. A Crisil study on the sector reveals that the interest burden of ... More SUGAR Move to create sugar buffer cheers industry THE sugar industry in Tamil Nadu has welcomed the Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs decision to create a 20-lakh tonne buffer stock on Government account. According to the President of South Indian Sugar Mills Association, Dr Palani G. ... More TAXATION `Businesses need tax incentives to corporatise' THE Government should provide incentives to corporatise businesses through its fiscal policies to ensure a sustainable corporate tax base in the country, according to Mr Rahul Garg, Executive Director, PricewaterhouseCoopers (P) Ltd ... More SSI Bescom's new tariff order on deposits puts SSIs in a spot SSI units, which were reeling under heavy payment burden and losses due to huge arrears from their customers including prominent business groups, said that the fresh demand from Bescom has come as a serious setback. More EDUCATION PAPER, BOARD & NEWSPRINT Domestic newsprint cos may revise prices in last quarter DOMESTIC newsprint manufacturers are contemplating to revise prices of newsprint for the January-March, 2003 quarter in conformity with the decision by the `cartel of four' major international newsprint producers, who have announced increase in ... More INDUSTRY ASSOCIATIONS FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT 
US seeks friendly regime: EnvoyINDIA has to create a congenial atmosphere for American capital to flow in, and the "Indian Government has to make it easier for them (US entrepreneurs) to come''. Addressing captains of Indian industry at a special session organised by the ... More RURAL DEVELOPMENT Rs 4,387-crore Nabard outlay for Coimbatore THE Potential-Linked Credit Plan (PLP) prepared by NABARD (National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development) for Coimbatore district envisages an outlay of Rs 4387.21 crore towards various investments under the priority sector for the 2003-04 ... More
EVENTS Domestic air traffic showing signs of recovery post-9/11 DOMESTIC air traffic is showing signs of recovery this year after the 9/11 setback and is slated for a healthy growth, according to the Ministry of Civil Aviation. Indian air operators and the sector has shown a growth rate of six per cent, ... More
Meet on composites to begin today
EXPORTS & IMPORTS EEPC chalks out 3-point strategy — Eyes $10 b by 2006 THE Engineering Export Promotion Council (EEPC), in a strong bid to achieve its export target of $10 billion by 2005-06, has chalked out a three-pronged strategy. According to Mr Satish K. Dhanda, the newly-elected Chairman of the council, the ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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Top Stories In Depth Gender Justice Simple Economics Small Investor Looking back Nov. 17-Nov. 23 Tax rebates removal, a breach of trust: Experts `Promote neem on global arena' ICSE online courses eye school dropouts Industrial fuels sale up in October Non-basmati varieties may take a beating Met office aiming at accurate forecast Festive October brings smile back to auto sector players TV channels among biggest ad spenders in print media Garment exports up 15 pc in first half Parboiled rice exports hit by price hike Fiscal deficit under control: Narayan SC hearing on limited mobility — Cellular operators accuse DoT of ignoring TRAI recommendations Core sector growth in April-Oct at 5.6 pc — Cement, steel lead the pack Govt to relax FDI rules |
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