The Hindu Business Line : Wednesday, September 07, 2005

India-EU summit set to foster business tie-ups
THE India-European Union (EU) summit, being held here for a day on Wednesday, is set to unveil a plan of action and a political declaration to signify the political will at the highest level to further foster the strategic bilateral relations, ... More

INSIGHT

Taking the strategic partnership forward
The EU top brass begins talks with Indian leaders led by the Prime Minister, Dr Manmohan Singh, in New Delhi today to boost bilateral relations. The EU-India summit, sixth in the series, is likely to endorse an ambitious and result-oriented Action Pl an as well as a Political Declaration signalling a mutual commitment to enhanced engagement on all issues of mutual concern and consequence, says G. Srinivasan. More

POLICY

Petrol to cost Rs 3 more, diesel Rs 2
LPG, kerosene spared; Govt to issue oil bonds to offset losses
FACED with spiralling international oil prices and the consequent losses suffered by the domestic oil companies, the Government on Tuesday approved a partial hike in petrol and diesel prices by Rs 3 and Rs 2 per litre, respectively. But, LPG and ... More

Pharma cos oppose Ministry's move for de-branding select drugs
EVEN as the Chemicals and Fertilisers Ministry is hoping to put in place a new pricing policy by the month-end, the suggestion of mandatory de-branding of selected drugs has been opposed by pharmaceutical associations. The Task Force headed ... More

e-GoM to announce IA's price for Airbus acquisition today
A FINAL decision on the price that Indian Airlines will pay for acquiring 43 Airbus aircraft is expected on Wednesday. The four-member empowered Group of Ministers, which had extensive discussions with the European aircraft manufacturer Airbus ... More

India Inc justifies petro price hike
THE industry chambers have said that the hike in the petrol and diesel prices is justified, as it was long overdue. While accepting the inevitability of price hike announced on Tuesday by the Minister of Petroleum, the Confederation of Indian ... More

Govt to buy Boeing Business Jets for VVIP travel
THE President, the Vice-President, the Prime Minister, and senior Ministers could soon be travelling in the comfort of a Boeing Business Jet (BBJ). Speaking to newspersons after the meeting of Cabinet Committee on Security (CCS), the Defence ... More

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