Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Friday, April 26, 2002
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY COURTS/LEGAL ISSUES APERC order on higher wheeling charge suspended -- HC ruling a big jolt to power discoms The power distribution companies had increased the wheeling charges by 50 paise per unit in the wake of the losses it suffered last fiscal on account of some major industries in the State purchasing power from independent power producers. More
HC orders possession of gensets at Dunlop Ambattur unit ECONOMY UN sees India's GDP at 5.7 pc in 2002 THE United Nations on Thursday forecast accelerated economic growth in the sub-region of South Asia, involving India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka in the latter half of this year. In its 2002 report on the Global Economic Outlook (GEO), prepared with ... More
ADB seeks regional help to tackle poverty issues
Southern States unite: Sachs
FOREIGN TRADE Mozambique seeks tie-ups with Kerala THE Minister for Industry and Commerce of Mozambique, Mr Carlos Alberto Sampaio Morgado, has called for greater co-operation between his country and Kerala through enhanced investments, technical partnership and new joint ventures. Delivering ... More
Canada, India sign four MoUs in food sector PSU ONGC may sell naphtha only through PSUs OIL and Natural Gas Corporation Ltd (ONGC) may go back to selling all its value-added products, especially naphtha, only through public sector marketing companies. ONGC has been selling, even exporting, naphtha on its own for the last two years ... More POWER SSI RADIO/TV New channel from July COME July 14 and yet another Malayalam satellite TV channel will make its debut in Kerala. This will be the fourth private satellite channel to make its entry into the Kerala market. The transmission from the Kochi-based channel called Jeevan ... More EDUCATION BEVERAGES MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS & HOSPITALS INDUSTRY ASSOCIATIONS Higher deposit limit sought for unrated hire purchase cos IN a recent Credit Policy representation to the Reserve Bank Governor, the Association of Leasing & Financial Services Cos (ALFS) has urged the apex bank to increase the deposit acceptance limit of unrated Hire Purchase and Leasing Companies ... More
HC dismisses BCC plea
GRANITE & MARBLE Granite industry wants excise levy rolled back As far as the small and tiny granite industries are concerned, they are surviving on thin margins with the market prices of granite slabs crashing by 25 per cent even as the input cost of consumables such as electricity and labour increased by 20 per cent. More DISINVESTMENT Realpolitik at play: IOC most welcome at HFC THE Government may be averse to the idea of public sector undertakings (PSU) such as Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) acquiring other profitable PSUs like HPCL or BPCL, even if it were through a competitive bidding process in the market place. ... More FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT `Canadian investors can look to long-term gains' INDIA today invited more Canadian companies to establish presence in the country, while highlighting that those who are prepared to invest for the long-term are to benefit the most. ``The taste of the investment pudding is eventually in the ... More IPR Govt not to appeal against ruling on biotech patent THE Central Government has preferred not to appeal against the landmark judgment of Mr Justice Ashok Kumar Ganguly of the Calcutta High Court in the biotech patent case. The court had set aside the decision of the Controller of Patents and ... More EVENTS Leather exports may reach $2 b THE country's exports of leather and leather products would reach the $2-billion mark in 2001-02 despite the slowdown of the global economy post-September 11. This was indicated by the Union Commerce and Industry Minister, Mr Murasoli Maran, ... More
EXPORTS & IMPORTS Electronics, petro product exports buck negative trend NOTWITHSTANDING an overall negative growth in exports of -0.82 per cent during the first three quarters of 2001-02 (April-December), exports of sugar and molasses, processed foods and electronic hardware and petroleum products posted a moderate ... More TOURISM TN to co-sponsor tourism meet THE Tamil Nadu Government will be co-sponsoring the Skal International World Congress, which is scheduled for October 2003, according to Mr Manoj Virmani, Chairman, World Congress Convention Committee. Skal International is an organisation of ... More
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Top Stories In Depth Inside Kashmir Guide to derivatives US-64 Looking back Apr. 14-Apr. 20 `Falling rate benefits have not reached corporates' BJP wants I-T rebate, other sops restored -- Wait for Parliament discussion: Sinha Broad Sheet on Bangalore Bio - 2002: Going the BT way Pre-condition for premium hike in future -- Truckers want third party liability capped Oil marketing cos to have pricing freedom Turbo-charged mobikes save auto sector blushes in 2001 -- Q4 sales surge rescues cars SCI asked to put investment decisions on back-burner Oil cos slash product prices Sinha all set to restore I-T rebate Cars give a lift to auto exports PMO to decide on dividend tax issue Cabinet okays Bill for petroleum regulator Dyers' failure to meet norms -- Pollution notices to Tirupur units `I-T relief for poll funds a mockery of justice' Auto cos get FIPB green signal for new models |
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