The Hindu Business Line : Tuesday, November 22, 2005

Indian tea sector braves imports with quality offerings at home
INDICATIONS are that the biggest apprehension of the tea industry that the post-WTO era would see a surfeit of imported teas upsetting the returns has been, by and large, belied thanks to the industry learning to manage the impact of the ... More

INDIA INTERIOR

Weaning away Tripura tribals from jhum
YUDDHA Debbarma is a short, 30-year-old Tripuri tribal in a red shirt, green pant and sandals growing Kew pineapples on the hillsides (tilla land) in Baskaracherra, Teliamura agriculture sub-division, Teliamura, West Tripura district. He is ... More

EAR TO THE GROUND

Growth hopes drive them up
SHARES of India's leading two-wheeler manufacturers, Hero Honda and Bajaj Auto, have been touching all-time high levels each day. In the last one-week, these stocks have seen a sustained rise as several fund houses are buying them. Dealers ... More

SENSOR

Bank stocks suffer the most; PSUs edge up
BEARS were back in action on Monday as the markets recorded a slide, snapping their six-day rally. The benchmark Sensex slipped by 75.9 points, while the broader Nifty was down by 17.5 points. Markets on Monday opened on a cautious note and ... More

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