The Hindu Business Line : Friday, April 18, 2008

POLICY
Parliamentary panel slams delay in pharma policy
New Delhi, April 17 The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Chemical and Fertiliser has slammed the Department of Chemicals and Petrochemicals over the delay in finalising National Pharmaceutical Policy (NPP) 2006. The policy, aimed at ... More

76 visa cheats banned from the UK
Within two weeks of the introduction of new UK immigration rules, as many as 76 visa applicants in India were banned from the UK. “The new rules that came into force on April 1, prevent people who have previously broken the UK’s ... More

HUMAN RESOURCES
Perk capita
The Pay Panel’s kindness with respect to maternity leave may end up hurting women. More

SECURITY
DoT restricts ‘certain’ Blackberry services
New Delhi, April 17 Blackberry users in the country may get disrupted services as the Department of Telecom has asked telecom operators not to provide certain features offered by Research In Motion’s (RIM) BlackBerry until monitoring ... More

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