Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Monday, July 25, 2005
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Monday, July 25, 2005 |
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY CLIMATE & WEATHER Monsoon revives, promises an encore in the North THE southwest monsoon is in a revival phase, with the low-pressure area over the North Bay of Bengal having already become well marked and expected to intensify further into a monsoon depression over the next two days. The National Centre for ... More SOCIAL SECURITY 
LIC, SBI in fray for pension fund manager slots`We will not have any cap on the number of players. We will set down stringent criteria for entering the sector and whoever fits the bill will be considered.' More HEALTH A big step forward Digital hospitals can stay ahead of competition by leveraging technologies to integrate information sent from labs, patient beds, pharmacies, physician offices, and patients themselves, says a study. More PETROLEUM `Mangalore will emerge as hub for hydrocarbon trade' MEMBERS of trade and industry in Mangalore are enthused by the Prime Minister's clearance for the Oil and Natural Gas Corporation's (ONGC) Rs 21,000-crore investment in the proposed special economic zone (SEZ) project in Mangalore and are ... More PHARMACEUTICALS Shortage of investigators may upset clinical trials applecart THE world's biggest medicine makers are in India with plans to increase their clinical trial activities, involving the testing of medicines on humans. Not oblivious to this, the Centre too is tightening regulations to prevent the local population ... More POWER REL asked to hike equity in Dadri project FINANCIAL institutions lending to Reliance Energy Ltd's 3,740-megawatt (MW) Dadri power project have asked the promoters to raise the equity component to 30 per cent of the project cost, instead of the 10 per cent equity investment proposed by ... More TAXATION Service tax: Chambers asked to list problems in centralised registration THE Finance Ministry has asked apex industry associations to come up with a detailed submission on the problems faced by them in obtaining a centralised registration for service tax. This follows representation to the Revenue Department from ... More
NSE transactions: No stamp duty for deals outside Maharashtra
Bill to amend CST Act likely in current session
TEXTILES Kinfra to set up textile centre in Kannur THE Kerala Industrial Infrastructure Development Corporation (Kinfra) is establishing a textile centre near Thaliparambu in Kannur district, which aims at providing the basic infrastructure for the growth of the textiles industry in the ... More
`India yet to exploit full potential in textile exports to US, post-MFA'
Bengal garment makers' concern over apparel park MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS & HOSPITALS Care Hospital opens clinic at Nampally MARKING the completion of 1,000th RFA (Radio Frequency Catheter Ablations) procedure, Care Hospital has opened the Heart Rhythm Clinic at its Nampally facility. During the RFA procedure, specialised catheters deliver radio frequency energy at ... More REAL ESTATE & CONSTRUCTION Local issues may hamper FDI flow in realty sector THINK local-act global, is the mantra that overseas players eyeing Indian realty market seem to be chanting now. Even as relaxed FDI norms in the real estate sector has substantially heated up the market, on-the-ground local issues including ... More READYMADE GARMENTS Bodywear expo in Chennai CHENNAI: The second all-India bodywear meet and exhibition is being held at the Chennai Trade Centre from July 22 to 24. The meet was held in Kolkata last year. Mr Sanjay Manocha, Director, Niksan Info Media Ltd, the company that is ... More KNITWEAR & HOSIERY Wrong signals to importers: Codexia THE Coimbatore District Exporters and Importers Association (Codexia) has said that the closure of dyeing/bleaching units and the consequent announcement of the Tirupur bandh on July 26 by political parties and hosiery workers unions would send ... More
Bandh in Tirupur tomorrow on dyeing units issue
TEA moots roadmap on effluent discharge issue BIO-TECH & GENETICS Bioinformatics: `Market large for India' THE country's bioinformatics market can acquire 5 per cent of the global pie, from the present 2.5 per cent, provided the Government ushers in necessary changes, according to a report `Building blocks of bioinformatics: Human resource ... More SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY 
ASL: From long-range missiles to lightweight callipersPerched in the middle of a ring of defence laboratories, ASL is the `jewel'. For Mr Agarwal, Agni is not just a passion but a symbol of the country's scientific capabilities. More SOCIAL WELFARE AP Govt to deploy programme coordinators THE Andhra Pradesh Government has decided to deploy `Programme Coordinators', for effective monitoring of special schemes being implemented by different departments. The idea is that senior officers who are chosen for each of the identified ... More RURAL DEVELOPMENT 
Commercial banks in AP urged to step up lending to SHGsCOMMERCIAL banks in Andhra Pradesh have lent only Rs 225 crore by mid-July against the annual target of Rs 2,200 crore set by the State Government and therefore they have to step up lending, according to Mr A.L. Nageswara Rao, General Manager of ... More EVENTS NATURAL CALAMITIES YSR wants special teams for monsoon-hit areas WITH the monsoon rains being widespread across the State, the Chief Minister, Dr Y. S. Rajasekhara Reddy has directed the Revenue, Municipal, Medical & Health, Panchayat Raj and police officials to be more vigilant against possible ... More TOURISM Return of the native LAST week, an old Kerala hand announced plans to invest some substantial amounts in what is arguably the State's only area of growth - tourism. Captain C.P. Krishnan Nair, Chairman of Hotel Leela Venture Ltd, said the group was planning a ... More PEOPLE Remembering Ramu RAMASWAMI P. Aiyar (Ramu to all), formerly Director of Indian Institute of Management, Kolkata, and of the Chennai-based Institute of Financial Management and Research, who passed away on Friday at Hyderabad, was intimately connected with ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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Looking back Jul. 17-Jul. 23 Iron ore market to remain in balance till 2010 India largest recipient of World Bank aid Exim Bank to extend $400 m line of credit — Firms exporting to 2 CIS nations, Francophone countries likely to benefit Textile exports to US decline in May `Break monsoon' scaled down; `weak monsoon' in Steel prices likely to firm up by September: RINL chief Exports rise 19 pc in first quarter `FMCG sector to grow over 50 pc by 2010' Ma Foi predicts cooling off quarter for jobs NELP panel calls for appointment of nodal officers Indian Textile Clusters, Carrera Holdings sign pact for textile consortium No let-up in movement of ore to steel plants Rajeev Chandrasekhar may tune into FM radio Govt fixes floor price for e-auction of coal Chidambaram for `measured response' to market swings Yuan change: No major benefit seen for textile exporters |
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