The Hindu Business Line : Friday, May 17, 2002

Urea policy approved: Net impact on industry at Rs 1,033 cr
The Government has so far mopped up a total of Rs 1,374 crore as a result of the interim revision in capacity utilisation and energy consumption norms More

`New labour policy to aid industry'
THE new labour policy that the Kerala Government has formulated is aimed to encourage investments in the State and protect the interests of labour. Explaining the salient features of the new policy on the occasion of the first anniversary of ... More

POLITICS

No war — at least for now
The prolonged border build-up has stripped India's armoured formations of the element of surprise. In addition, troops are fatigued by several months of unbroken deployment in extremely hot and humid conditions. More

Rehabilitation - A daunting task ahead
THE process of healing the wounds inflicted by riots have finally got under way in earnest with the victims of one of the worst-affected areas, Naroda-Patiya, returning to what used to be their homes on Wednesday. While some 450 survivors ... More

TAXATION

Service tax Act only after due study: Govt
THE Government will consider the legal and practical aspects of merging excise and service tax in one piece of legislation for comprehensive coverage before introducing an independent Act on service tax, according to the Finance Ministry. The ... More

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Guindy estate: Mirroring the decline of SSIs

ATM spree: Street-corner banking is here to stay

Plea to remove farm sector from WTO purview

Rly Ministry keen on viability

Urea policy approved: Net impact on industry at Rs 1,033 cr

No war — at least for now

Rediff revenues up 340 per cent: Net loss at $14.75 million

In Depth
Inside Kashmir

Guide to derivatives

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Looking back
May. 5-May. 11
DTH entry rules not to be relaxed for now