The Hindu Business Line : Tuesday, August 16, 2005

Accountancy institutes await Bills to set up multi-disciplinary firms
ACCOUNTANCY professionals may have to wait longer for setting up multi-disciplinary firms, as the legal decks for such arrangement is still awaited. Though the Councils of the Chartered Accountants (CA) and Cost & Work Accountants (C&WA) .. More

Govt plans to promote medical tourism from Oct
CLOSE on the heels of introducing medical visas, the Government is shifting gears. Come October, the Government plans to start overseas marketing of India as a medical tourism destination. According to senior Government officials, "The ... More

POLITICS

`We expect Govt to implement policies within CMP parameters' — Mr Prakash Karat, CPI (M) General Secretary
AMIABLE and graceful, Mr Prakash Karat, General Secretary of the Communist Party of India (Marxist), is firm in his conviction, and an ideologue steeped in the Marxist orthodoxy. Lending crucial outside support to the Congress(I)-led United ... More

Naxals kill MLA, his son and eight others
NAXALITES shot dead a senior ruling Congress party MLA, Mr Narsi Reddy, his son and eight others, including a Municipal Commissioner, while injuring 10 others in Mahbubnagar district of the State today. Four Maoists wielding AK-47 guns attacked ... More

INDUSTRIAL POLICY

Govt announces norms for textile parks scheme
THE Government has set out the guidelines for the `Scheme for Integrated Textile Parks (SITP)', aimed at establishing 25 new textile parks of international standards with world-class infrastructure facilities and based on public-private ... More

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