Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Thursday, January 24, 2002
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Thursday, January 24, 2002 |
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY FOREIGN TRADE Australia to hike investment in India AUSTRALIA, the eleventh largest investor in India, wants to expand its activities by investing in telecommunications, e-governance, content development and network solutions besides mining and biotechnology, said Mr Richard Kovac, Senior Trade ... More PHARMACEUTICALS Plea against delay in drug policy THE Indian Drug Manufacturers' Association (IDMA) has urged the Centre not to delay the new drug policy and the revised Drug Price Control Order (DPCO) any further. Mr G. Wakankar, Executive Director, IDMA, told newspersons that it was a ... More TEXTILES `Garment exporters need Govt help to take on China' EVEN as the country's textile and clothing exports are struggling to maintain tempo, garment manufacturers are bugged at the competitiveness displayed by the Chinese garment exporters in the international market. "We do not know how China could ... More
AEPC seeks addl quota release BREWERIES Tipplers scale high tariff walls for foreign liquor THE figures are out. Indian consumers, tipsy on the foreign brands, are increasingly lapping them off the shelves, despite high tariff walls. Imports of alcoholic beverages across all flavours have shot up during April-October 2001, over the ... More RADIO/TV Marketing God Recycled stories, all-family audiences, steady TRPs. Religious content on television continues to sell. Catalyst examines the phenomenon of God on television. More INDUSTRY ASSOCIATIONS Nepal export tax hike meagre: VMA THE Vanaspati Manufacturers' Association of India (VMA) has expressed disappointment over the `meagre' increase in the export tax on vanaspati from five per cent to 10 per cent announced by the Government of Nepal. In a statement, the VMA has ... More PAINTS Paints sector seeks time to meet export obligation THE paints, varnishes and allied products export sector has urged the Government to extend an opportunity for fulfilment of export obligation under advance licence/ EPCG (Export Promotion Capital Goods) scheme to exporters without submission of a ... More EVENTS `Ageless beauties' steal auto show THEY had no Sachin Tendulkar to announce their presence. Nor any model or mega show to draw the crowd. Yet the Chevrolets, Cadillacs, Mustangs, Rolls-Royces, Mercedes, Buicks and Morrises that studded the roads of yester-years remained a big ... More
`Communication key to customer relationship'
Orders worth Rs 28 cr at Auto Expo IMPORTS & EXPORTS Ministry to focus on market access initiative scheme THE Union Commerce Ministry has sought to give a push to its newly introduced Market Access Initiative (MAI) scheme under the Tenth Plan programme to support exporters in tapping product-specific markets, according to a senior Ministry ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in |
Top Stories In Depth Inside Kashmir Guide to derivatives US-64 Looking back Jan. 13-Jan. 19 `India has a key role in rebuilding Afghanistan' Storage batteries: Sorry, no energy Motorola, HP may strike deals with Reliance Comm International long-distance for domestic cos -- DoT prescribes Rs 25-cr entry fee RBI wants to counter slowdown by boosting aggregate demand Tatas, Hughes call off talks for basic merger Earthquake anniversary -- Gujarat launches media offensive Maruti second stage sell-off deferred For a scoop of their own State Govt cos can undertake coal mining INS cautions members on LML ads HC asks Vellore tanneries to pay up compensation Infrastructure growth down to 2 pc in Apr-Dec |
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