Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Thursday, April 28, 2005
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Thursday, April 28, 2005 |
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY EMPLOYMENT 90% of GLIM(Chennai) first batch students find placement ABOUT 90 per cent of the first batch of management graduates passing out of the Chennai-based Great Lakes Institute of Management (GLIM) has been placed, according to Professor Bala V. Balachandran, Founder and Honorary Dean, GLIM. The remaining ... More BUDGET Lok Sabha passes demands for grants THE Lok Sabha today passed the demands for grants of various Ministries amounting to Rs 11,52,521.58 crore, completing the second stage of the Union Budget 2005-06. The Finance Minister, Mr P. Chidambaram, put the various demands for grants of ... More EXCISE AND CUSTOMS Trade hails Pune customs airport FEBRUARY 2005 had heralded good times for the exporters as it was announced that Pune airport would then be called a customs airport. From then on, exporters have started breathing easy as their consignments no longer need to make a trip to ... More FOREIGN TRADE India-Japan Parliamentary Forum to be launched THE India-Japan Parliamentary Forum (IJPF) is being launched under the auspices of the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI). The forum is being launched during the visit of the Japanese Prime Minister, Mr Junichiro ... More HEALTH Bengal urges private sector to invest in healthcare THE West Bengal Government has urged the private sector to invest in the healthcare infrastructure in the State with a view to meeting the requirements of "those who can afford to pay for healthcare". Speaking at a symposium on `Positioning ... More INFRASTRUCTURE Work resumes on Vijayawada flyover, to be ready by May 5 LARSEN and Toubro (L&T) resumed work last week on the flyover across the railway line in the one town area near the Kaleswara Rao market here and the flyover is expected to be ready by May 5. Minor works such as closing of expansion joints and . More
Kerala CM hopeful of Smart City at Kochi PETROLEUM 
Shell India opens retail station in ChennaiON the busy and crowded Arcot Road in Vadapalani, sharing space with a row of offices and shopping complexes and film studios is Shell India's swanky new retail station, its first in Chennai and third in the country. The fuel station opened ... More POWER `Micro hydro plants can provide cheap power to villagers' QUALITY electricity for villagers at affordable rates may sound strange considering the present situation in the country. But it is possible to provide reliable electricity to villagers using their own resources, says Prof S.S. Murthy of Indian ... More
GBC power summit in Hyderabad TAXATION Delhi Govt to roll back diesel ST rate to 12.5 pc LOSS of trade in diesel on account of lower tax rates in the neighbouring States of Punjab, Haryana and Himachal Pradesh has prompted the Delhi Government to roll back diesel sales tax rate from the current 20 per cent to 12.5 per cent. Diesel ... More
Trading community's plea TEXTILES Korean fabric display centre at Tirupur A KOREAN fabric display centre, which will offer a permanent platform for the garment producers seeking out on sourcing imported textile fabrics from Korea, has been inaugurated in Tirupur on Wednesday. The fabric display centre, an outcome of ... More
`Asia to dominate cotton textile production, consumption' WATER Water levels decline in Kerala reservoirs THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Water levels at the three major reservoirs — Idukki, Idamalayar and Kallada — have recorded a decline compared to the readings made a week ago. According to an official spokesman, the level declined from ... More COAL Singareni workers plan indefinite strike THE employees of Singareni Collieries Company Ltd (SCCL) have threatened to launch an indefinite strike in favour of the implementation of the Seventh Wage Board Accord, even as the three-day strike concluded on Wednesday. The strike has ... More PERSONAL PRODUCTS This one's for the consumers! Do brands live up to their promises? After cracking the whip on companies selling baby oil, the Maharashtra FDA has trained its guns on other consumer products. More REAL ESTATE & CONSTRUCTION Singapore keen on investments in realty, hospitality A SINGAPORE real estate and hospitality mission in India today expressed interest in the high growth potential of the country and the investment opportunities it offers. Companies like CPG Corporation, formerly Singapore's public works ... More EXPORTS & IMPORTS SriLankan Cargo eyeing fabric, perishables THE first exclusive freighter to link Coimbatore with Colombo — the SriLankan Airlines (SriLankan Cargo) — is expected to rely on perishables and garment shipments from Coimbatore and the fabric imports from the Far East by Tirupur's ... More
EEPC calls for Vizag port upgradation
APFDC plans to strengthen presence in export arena ALTERNATIVE MEDICINES KAPL due diligence next month KOCHI: The Bangalore-based Katra Healthcare would commence an exclusive due diligence on Kerala Ayurveda Pharmacy Ltd (KAPL) next month, according to Mr S.V.S. Raghavan, Chairman of the Aluva-based company. The due diligence is being ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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Looking back Apr. 17-Apr. 23 `Fringe benefit tax to hit SSIs hardest' Banks offering new schemes to lure women depositors India second largest apparel exporter to US? Panel report on oil PSUs' merger likely next month Charak Pharma in pact with Russian co for liver disorder drug IISCO-SAIL merger: Montek riles Left again Power projects sans govt guarantees — FIs ready to accept alternative payment security mechanism Global consumption of finished steel products to cross 1 b tonnes CII lists anomalies in Customs duty structure Oil marketing PSUs lose Rs 1,300 cr in two weeks Gem and jewellery exports up 29 pc at $15.7 b — GJEPC prefers exemption system over refunds for VAT Bank deposits losing favour with NRIs Textile companies move to keep up with global trends It's advantage India as China plans to tax its textile exporters As global iron prices fall — Domestic steel prices likely to soften Good pre-monsoon showers may help advance cardamom picking |
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