Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Sunday, August 07, 2005
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Sunday, August 07, 2005 |
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY INVESTMENTS Mutual fund investing on auto-pilot mode ECONOMY Pursue economic reforms with social outlook: Asim Dasgupta LEADING economists have agreed that the economy needs to grow at the rate of 7 per cent per annum, although they differed on the role the Government should play. Discussing the subject `The 7-per cent growth economy: Does the Government really ... More
Insulate economy from energy shocks: PM EXCISE AND CUSTOMS Poking & prying with a purpose A CASE that came up before the Bangalore tribunal recently was about MGIT and GITAM, short for Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Technology, and Gandhi Institute of Technology and Management, on one side, and an angry taxman on the other. The story ... More FOREIGN TRADE `Indo-German trade poised for multi-fold growth' TRADE between India and Germany is set for a multi-fold growth in the next few years. At least three major events are going to take place in the next three months to promote business between the countries. Handelblatt, a leading German ... More INFRASTRUCTURE Gitanjali group to set up SEZ in Hyderabad THE Andhra Pradesh Government on Saturday allocated 200 acres of land to the Gitanjali group to set up a special economic zone (SEZ) for the gems and jewellery sector at Shamsabad (25 km from Hyderabad main city), at an investment of Rs 200 crore ... More PETROLEUM Govt concerned over spiralling fuel prices: Aiyar THE Union Minister for Petroleum and Natural Gas, Mr Mani Shankar Aiyar, said on Saturday that the Government is seriously concerned about the spiralling fuel prices, as the country's top-notch public sector oil companies had suffered losses in ... More
Tariff Commission may solely decide on natural gas pricing POWER 
Excess rainfall disrupts hydel power generation — Floods, heavy silting create problemsWHILE the monsoons have spruced up the overall generation of hydro electric power, the copious rains in the catchments areas of a number of the larger power projects, combined with heavy silting of rivers, have paradoxically led to disruption of ... More
Damodar Valley Corpn faces coal shortage TAXATION 
`VAT impact on Q1 PC sales only incidental'CONFUSION over value-added tax (VAT) was only incidental in having affected computer sales in April-June, a quarter that does not portend good tidings to the industry even in the best of times. "We're not at all worried this would have any ... More READYMADE GARMENTS 
Share of readymades up in rural clothingFROM Rs 3,355 crore in 1987-88, it grew to Rs 6,585 crore in 1993-94, and then shot up to Rs 14,743 crore in 1999-2000. At this rate, the total rural demand for clothing today would well be in excess of Rs 20,000 crore. From the marketing ... More MINING & QUARRYING Centre asks States to clear mining licences applications fast THE Centre has asked State governments to clear applications for mining licences fast, and has set up a committee to study the need for increasing the maximum limit of prospecting licences and mining lease areas, the Mines Minister, Mr Sis Ram ... More GENDER 
Women have better track record in repaying loans: ChidambaramTHE Union Finance Minister, Mr P. Chidambaram, on Saturday asked banks to alter conventional perceptions of women in credit appraisal. Inaugurating BIZWOMEN-2005, a two-day conference on growing women's business to new heights, here, Mr ... More EVENTS 
Kamal Nath urges `budding managers' to take India forwardTHE Minister of Commerce and Industry, Mr Kamal Nath, today urged budding managers to tap India's market and take it forward, in line with the country's endeavour to double its share in the world trade, in the next five years. Speaking to ... More NATURAL CALAMITIES Flooded warehouses: Tough task for companies SPEAK to Reliance somehow. I don't want to hear what is wrong. Tell me what you can do when everything is down." The Sony official at Paras Complex, off Palaspa Phatta near the area Panvel, had a problem. His company had a mother warehouse at ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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Looking back Jul. 31-Aug. 6 `This is the first airport with a long-term master plan' Huge motor claims may test solvency of pvt insurers — Fresh capitalisation may be needed Fiscal deficit up 30.79 pc in Q1 Pakistan may resume sugar imports from India — 3-4 lakh tonnes export likely Under-recoveries by oil cos may exceed Rs 40,000 cr: Aiyar Mumbai rain claims at 10,000 for Rs 1,500 cr Water storage level 25 pc higher than average in a decade — Oil seeds, rice coverage still lagging behind Rains wreak havoc — Maharashtra poultry industry in trouble Youth rescued from rare cancer caused by prevalent bacteria Centre to locate new power plants along coast — To use blended coal as feedstock Steel prices may bounce back in third quarter: Assocham Coffee exports may dip to 10-year low — Growers, traders hold back stocks anticipating higher price Supplements get 25-40 pc of main issue readership: NRS Agricultural income fell 7 pc in 2002-03; no fall in consumption Rail freight corridor: Gujarat seeks `ports-friendly' route Hiranandani group to enter Chennai real estate market |
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