The Hindu Business Line : Thursday, July 17, 2008

POLICY: Govt not to interfere in steel pricing: Paswan
New Delhi, July 16 The Government on Wednesday indicated that it may not interfere and influence steel prices if the producers effect price changes in August after their self-imposed moratorium to hold prices for three months up to July ...

POLICY: India willing to cut industrial tariffs
Sorry, no access to services sector. New Delhi, July 16 The Union Commerce and Industry Minister, Mr Kamal Nath, on Wednesday said that India would be willing to consider industrial tariff cuts in some industries, instead of greater access to ...

POLICY: Centre approves aerospace SEZ; Tatas keen to participate

POLICY: No change in EoU status
On the withdrawal of export-oriented unit (EoU) status to Reliance Industries Jamnagar refinery and the demand for a ban on petroleum exports, Mr Kamal Nath clarified that the EoU status has been given to all complying with the provisions of ...

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