Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Monday, March 20, 2006 |
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY EMPLOYMENT Reading the fine print meticulously `Pay package' can have different meanings at each B-school. More
Flavour of the season ECONOMY How Kutch Rail reduced project cost KRCL is expected to generate at least Rs 115 crore revenue in its first year of operation, ensuring an internal rate of return of 20.81 per cent. More
ENVIRONMENT MAHE signs pact Eco Ministry Wants to develop a sustainable eco campus More HEALTH BILL OF HEALTH Take control of your life Stress. What a hazardous word it is! If you feel perpetually tired, it could well be a symptom of unattended stress, alerts Seema Sondhi in Yoga to Fight Fatigue, from Wisdom Tree (www.wisdomtreeindia.com). Fatigue, true to its ... More PETROLEUM
`Bring more oil outlets under third party norm'Oil marketing companies have been asked to bring more number of retail outlets under third party certification. This is one of the measures being suggested by Mr Murli Deora, Union Minister for Petroleum and Natural Gas, to ensure the quality ... More
Mangalore SEZ bets on big funds
First MRPL retail outlet by Diwali: Raha
Bearish undertone could keep crude range-bound STEEL
Hamstrung by rail infrastructureDurgapur Steel Plant expansion More TAXATION Infrastructure: Removal of tax exemption defended Decision in keeping with Govt intention to finetune I-T laws More TEXTILES `Textile cos must enter market' With the topmost textile company having a market cap of only Rs 3,000 crore, as against that of half the listed companies, which is in excess of Rs 10,000 crore, there is a need to bridge this gap, according to Mr Anand Rathi, ... More TRAVEL & PLACES A tribe that faces extinction? Travel agents need to provide more than just a booking service if they want to survive in the digital era. More EDUCATION Bangalore students in Young Author Contest finals Sadarchita, a class nine student from the National Public School, Rajaji Nagar, will represent Bangalore city in the finals of the Classmate Young Author Contest 2005 (CYAC 2005) to be held in Mumbai on March 25. Another Bangalore student ... More MINING & QUARRYING Lack of investment in mining to impact metals market The mining industry for industrial metals has not been able to keep pace with the scorching rate of demand growth being witnessed in recent years. Asian economies, significantly China, have contributed to the current bull run. No wonder, ... More RURAL DEVELOPMENT SLBC seeks review of model of financing Favours remunerative prices for farm produce More HUMAN RESOURCES Being the change At Godfrey Phillips India, new policies and practices are transforming human resources management. More EVENTS `Lessen overlap of regulators' Blurred jurisdictions will delay decision-making process More
CII summit to focus on exponential growth INCOME TAX UCBs perturbed over tax on profit `Don't equate us with other banks' More EXPORTS & IMPORTS Steps to boost handicrafts exports Crucial sector on employment front, says Minister More ECONOMIC OFFENCES Illegal trade on the decline The re-establishment of maritime and railway linkages between India and Pakistan, coupled with the execution of the South Asia Free Trade Agreement, has contributed to a fall in the illegal trade between the two countries by almost 50 per cent, ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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Top Stories In Focus Infrastructure woes stare IT sector IPO Scams FDI in retail sector Dynamic Tirupur Surging Sensex Gold scaling new highs
In Depth Gender Justice Simple Economics Tax Talk
Looking back Mar. 12-Mar. 18 It's time to address OMCs' plight Air Deccan aircraft skids off runway Expectations on Foreign Trade Policy run high as PM takes active interest Car sales growth at 1.83% in Feb Scorpio sports a new look Petroleum Minister seeks hike in fuel subsidy Palm group of oils tariff value cut $3 a tonne Job market rosiest in the South: Survey Voltas to exit fridges, focus on AC market Tax breaks for co-op term deposits urged Govt plans to set up `Atomic Parks' Corporate hospitals target women `Media, entertainment industry to grow at 19%' Turmeric, curcumin could help delay cataract: Study Indian tea set to make inroads into Egypt, Pakistan `Mediclaim disputes on the rise' Chevrolet Aveo range starts at Rs 5.55 lakh Bird flu under control, says Sharad Pawar Pull of sunrise industries keeps senior management on the move Industrial production index up 0.8% in Jan Indo-Asean FTA to go live from Jan 2007 |
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