The Hindu Business Line : Wednesday, October 03, 2007

FOREIGN RELATIONS
Thailand investors urged to invest more in North-East region
Bangkok, Oct. 2 Even as India and Thailand are well on course for conclusion of the Free Trade Agreement (FTA) talks by March next, two Union Ministers and eight Ministers from North-Eastern States (including five Chief Ministers) today made ... More

POLICY
Small, regional papers to get more Govt ads
New Delhi, Oct. 2 The Government is planning to move more of its advertisements to papers with smaller circulation. These papers will now see a 50 per cent increase in Government advertisements. Large mainstream papers, which have so ... More

Joint airspace management project begins trial run
Cargo dwell time at airports cut for faster clearance More

Festival bonanza for pensioners
In a gesture that would bring some cheer to the pensioners in the State with in the run up to Deepavali, the Tamil Nadu Government has doubled the festival advance granted to pensioners. According to a Government Order issued by the Finance ... More

AGRICULTURAL POLICY
Subsidy scheme for raising natural vanilla offtake
Kochi, Oct. 2 Considering the plight of vanilla farmers in the country, the Union Commerce Ministry is working out a scheme to support them by providing a subsidy to ice-cream manufacturers in the co-operative and public sectors for using ... More

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