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ECONOMY
NDC panel for revamping irrigation benefit scheme
Deliberations of meeting will be forwarded to the council next month
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ACCOUNTANCY
Corporate compliance programme to combat the `corruption' risk
A typical compliance programme involves two elements: clear written guidelines that are made available to all personnel operating; and effective training of all personnel, particularly those in sales and accounting. MR DEEPANKAR SA NWALKA, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, KPMG
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TEXTILES
Argonaut Equity eyeing three more deals in India
Argonaut Private Equity, a $2-billion fund with investment in half-a-dozen companies in India, is scouting for three more investments and expects to close them in couple of months. Mr Gagan Kapur, Vice-President, said: "We are in parleys for ...
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PAPER, BOARD & NEWSPRINT
Hind Paper lines up expansion plans
Despite recording growth on the operational and financial fronts in 2006-07, the State-owned Hindustan Paper Corporation (HPC) is finding "extreme difficulty" in extraction, collection and transportation of raw material (primarily bamboo) for its ...
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AGRICULTURAL INSTITUTIONS
Nabard plans to recapitalise co-op credit structure
"Nabard will not regulate commercial banks, non-banking finance companies and self-help groups but only other players like non-government organisations, trusts and co-operative societies which are into micro-finance," said Dr Y.S.P Thorat, ...
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CORPORATE GOVERNANCE
Aligning cost audit and corporate governance
India can be the trend-setter in aligning the cost audit framework to enterprise governance which anyway have considerable synergies.
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MARKETING RESEARCH
Profile of a typical fraudster
"The typical fraudster is someone who would be your trusted man, who is efficient in work, and a very smooth operator."
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OUTLOOK
Godavari Fert net at Rs 49.29 cr
Godavari Fertilisers and Chemicals Ltd (GFCL), a Murugappa group company, has achieved a sales turnover of Rs 1,800 crore during 2006-07 against Rs 1,520 crore last year, showing a growth of 18 per cent. The net profit stood at Rs 49.29 crore ...
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Gujarat Ambuja Exports net rises 53%
Gujarat Ambuja Exports Ltd (GAEL), an agro processing company, has recorded a 53 per cent increase in net profit at Rs 46.38 crore during fiscal 2007 compared to last year's Rs 30.31 crore; the company also registered its highest export earnings ...
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