Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Monday, September 20, 2004
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Monday, September 20, 2004 |
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY ANTI-DUMPING The `officialese' on an anti-dumping probe As per a trade notice issued by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, on behalf of the Directorate General of Anti-Dumping and Allied Duties, the "examination of the impact of the dumped imports on the domestic industry concerned, shall include ... More ECONOMY 
Tytler promises 23-point plan for overseas IndiansA comprehensive single window facility for non-resident Indians (NRIs), special courts and a 23-point programme that will address pressing issues concerning NRIs, are among the assurances made by Mr Jagdish Tytler, Minister for Overseas Indian ... More ENVIRONMENT Kerala's NOC for mineral sand mining revives controversy Large-scale extraction of sea sand could upset the ecological balance of the coastal systems. Experts, however, feel that mineral sand mining could be undertaken in a controlled manner. More
PHARMACEUTICALS Clean chit to anti-filarial drug by Kerala officials THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Doctors and Health Department officials have given a clean chit to the anti-filarial drug Diethyl Carbamazine Citrate (DEC) that would be administered to the public in 11 districts on September 24 as part of a massive ... More POWER Reliance Energy bills in 19 languages in Mumbai RELIANCE Energy Ltd (REL) has said it would offer its retail consumers in Mumbai, bills in 19 Indian languages. "We will provide power bills to consumers in the language of their choice and these initially will be offered in Marathi English, ... More TAXATION FAPCCI hails Govt's STAT proposal THE Federation of Andhra Pradesh Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FAPCCI) has welcomed the State Government's decision to constitute an Additional Bench of Sales Tax Appellate Tribunal (STAT) at Vijayawada. The move would help in clearing the ... More TEXTILES The right `FiT' for textiles, post-quota era WORRIED about staying afloat in the cut-throat global apparel and textiles business? Just go in for a `FiT-ness' test. With quota abolition in global textile trade around the corner, the Government, in collaboration with the UNCTAD'S ... More PERSONAL PRODUCTS FMCG cos plan capacity expansion to prune costs STEADILY increasing input costs have pushed FMCG companies to rethink their manufacturing strategies. Many of them are moving away from contract manufacturing to begin investing in capacity expansion. They have lined up significant investments ... More EDUCATION In a class of their own IT training companies are setting up their own universities, both to widen their horizons and cut down dependence on one sector. More REAL ESTATE & CONSTRUCTION Title deeds soon: Kerala Minister THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: All eligible landholders in the State would be given title deeds within the next 100 days, according to the Revenue Minister, Mr K.M. Mani. Addressing newspersons after chairing a meeting of district collectors here, ... More SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY 
US to ease export controls on India's space, nuclear facilitiesON the eve of the meeting between the Prime Minister, Dr Manmohan Singh, and the US President, Mr George W. Bush, India and the US made a significant progress in bilateral relationships by marking a successful conclusion of the first phase in the ... More
Self-reliance Day at Kochi GENDER Sexual harassment Bill: NCW invites comments THE National Commission for Women has submitted a draft Bill - The Sexual Harassment of Women at the Work place (Prevention and Redressal) Bill, 2004 - for the consideration of the Government. Organisations and individuals interested in ... More SOCIAL WELFARE Give them a chance Consciously pursuing diversity among the workforce, including employing disabled or differently-abled people, can be a successful business strategy. IBM has shown the way. More RURAL DEVELOPMENT BSNL, Reliance bag deal for community phones BHARAT Sanchar Nigam Ltd and Reliance Infocomm will share the contract for setting up community phones in 50,000 villages with support from the Universal Services Obligation (USO) fund. While the two companies had separately bid for most of ... More EVENTS EXPORTS & IMPORTS Trade urged to adopt automated import clearing He said that the ICEGATE and ICENET formed the electronic infrastructure, which has been set up by the Customs and Central Excise to help exporters and reduce transaction costs. More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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Looking back Sep. 12-Sep. 18 Doordarshan not to charge rental for DTH Maharashtra mills to import 1 lakh t sugar Oilmeal exports jump 260% during April-August Nasscom raps Karnataka for hiking sales tax Passenger car sales up 18 pc in August Mills may gain from zero duty raw sugar imports 10% cut in tariff values of edible oils likely Service tax: AIMTC objects to panel composition `Bio-fuels must be given tax sops' Service tax only for IPRs under Indian laws US concerned over India's trade surplus Govt hikes service tax rate under alternate method for air travel agents Tariff rate cut: Relief to vegoil importers CCEA okays higher rates of royalty on minerals — States to benefit Ministry advises ONGC against MoUs with States Trans-Asian rail: BIMSTEC Members' meet on Monday |
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