Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Friday, January 27, 2006
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Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Friday, January 27, 2006 |
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY ECONOMY Plan panel pitches for higher gross budgetary support next fiscal AS the Budget preparation for the next fiscal year is under way, the Planning Commission has plumped for a substantial increase in gross budgetary support (GBS) to the 2006-07 annual Plan to funnel funds to the flagship programmes and other ... More
Kerala CM leaves for Davos HEALTH Eat well to... work well! Unhealthy eating practices will result in a staggering blow to productivity and health. More INFRASTRUCTURE SEZ may be set up in Bengal foundry park WEST Bengal Industrial Development Corporation Ltd and the Indian Foundry Association are actively considering setting up a Special Economic Zone (SEZ) in the proposed foundry park in the State. According Mr S.C. Dugar, President of the ... More TEXTILES Flexible labour law for textiles on anvil IN a bid to introduce labour law flexibility for the textiles sector, the Government is considering a proposal whereby firms could be given the go-ahead to employ "non-permanent" workers if they furnish bank guarantees against the names of these ... More
`Chinese textile gear price quotes are machine-specific' — Says a SIMA study SSI APSFC, Bank of India in pact for speedy credit to SMEs IN an attempt at ensuring integrated and speedy flow of credit to SMEs, the Andhra Pradesh State Financial Corporation (APSFC) has entered into an alliance with Bank of India. The alliance is meant to provide easy facility of working capital ... More RADIO/TV ISRO sees mobile TV as the new money-spinner — Mobile video tech to be packed on to Insat-4E IN the world of entertainment, what after digital radio and DTH? Don't tell this yet to the cops who flag you down for touching the cell phone while driving - in around three years from now, you could be watching television while you move ... More EDUCATION 
`Investment is a winners-all game'"INVESTMENT is a winners-all game whereas speculation is winners plus losers, and gambling is a losers-all game," said Mr G. Sridhar, Executive Director of India Cements Investment Services Ltd, Chennai, addressing students of Commerce and ... More MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS & HOSPITALS 
Docs can look for Isabel's prescription — Web-based diagnosis to help course of treatmentIT is not meant to replace the doctor's judgment. But `Isabel' certainly hopes to become a virtual Google for diagnosis, where an online search with the patient's symptoms gives the doctor a list of diagnoses to evaluate before deciding on the ... More PRECIOUS METALS 
Gold may correct lowerSPOT gold prices stormed higher mostly on investment buying driven by concerns about West Asia tensions, higher energy prices, dollar instability and positive gold fundamentals. The other precious/industrial metal, silver gained sharply higher on ... More INDUSTRY ASSOCIATIONS 
India Inc stress on reaching out to rural marketsAS India celebrated its Republic Day on Thursday, Davos, the Swiss venue of the World Economic Forum also saw the Indian contingent here celebrate the emergence of an even more vibrant democracy back home. And while the Indian political and ... More HANDLOOM `Include handloom sector in marking panel' THE Merchants Chamber of Commerce, in a recent representation to the Union Textiles Minister, Mr Shankar Singh Vaghela, has lamented the absence of any representative of the handloom & powerloom sectors on the 11-member committee set up by the .. More HUMAN RESOURCES IT — the flip side IT and ITES have brought success and affluence. But is there a downside? Two industry leaders take stock. More EVENTS 
Govt targeting $10-b FDI in '06-07: Kamal NathTHE Government is targeting an overall foreign direct investment (FDI) inflow of $10 billion during the next fiscal and expects around $7.5 billion in the current financial year, the Minister for Commerce and Industry, Mr Kamal Nath,said on ... More
Chidambaram highlights developments to woo global investors at Davos — `Power, airports, food processingsectors offer potential'
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Looking back Jan. 15-Jan. 21 IMD funds from Gulf may move into mutual funds Base import prices cut for crude palm, soyabean oils Tax advantage for recent buyers of Reliance shares — Stiff tax liability for short-term sale of RIL stock `Ultra-mega' power plants — Generation cost to be under Rs 2 per unit Rising domestic prices curb cotton exports `Create knowledge partnership directory' Nagarjuna Power rejects Jindal's offer to buy out Udupi project Health Ministry to push for ban on smoking scenes AIR to air running commentary of Indo-Pak series `India will become third largest plastic consumer by 2010' Some M&A gyan for Indian cos India cannot go back on reforms: Goh |
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