Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Monday, July 11, 2005
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Monday, July 11, 2005 |
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COLUMNS OFFHAND Unfinished business IT WAS inevitable that the meeting of G8 at Gleneagles, Scotland, to which India and four other countries — Brazil, China, Mexico and South Africa — were special invitees, was overshadowed by the serial bomb blasts in London. The ... More WIDE CANVAS Making aid to Africa work It is Africa's actions and leadership that will be the most important determinant of progress in generating an economic resurgence, advancing living standards and taking forward the fight against poverty. The more effective the action taken by Africa itself, the stronger the case for support from outside it. Partnership must be constructed around Africa's leadership. More ON THE MOVE 
Kolkata Dock to re-build ship-breaking potentialTHE Kolkata Port Trust, its Chairman has been quoted as saying, is keen that ship-breaking activity develops within the Kolkata Dock System (KDS). The port will provide the necessary facilities, the Chairman has said. This is not for the first ... More A RINGSIDE VIEW Hurricane may cloud sentiment! This week, if the market goes in for a correction in the benchmark indices, downside, however, seems limited. More MUTUAL CONFIDENCE No active following for passively managed funds IF you are an investor in mutual funds in India, chances are you have not invested in index funds at all. Instead, you would have applied your mind solely to diversified equity funds, ones that aim at outperforming their benchmarks and not mirror ... More ADR WATCH ICICI Bank, VSNL hit 52-week high BRAVING the terrorist attack in London and the surging oil price, the US benchmarks scored handsome gains on the back of positive reports such as growth in employment, factory orders and the services industry. The S&P-500 advanced 1.5 per cent .. More VISION 2020 
Impoverished in innovationIndia and its institutions have the ability to provide world-class undergraduate education, and train highly skilled managers and designers. However, they cannot claim to have the ability to organise cutting-edge research; in innovation and invention we still lag behind, says P. V. Indiresan. More ERRORS & OMISSIONS EXPECTED Advances, declines and potential brakes CALL it witch-hunt or whatever, but it was sheer curiosity that let me hit the site www.lib.msu.edu and see a page titled `Declassified Documents and Other Sources for Secrets'. From there, a link takes me to ... More RANDOM WALK A hard FACT LAST week saw a change of guard at what many still regard as the classical icon of the industrial landscape of Kerala - the Fertilisers and Chemicals Travancore Ltd (FACT), incorporated in 1943 and set up as India's first large-scale ... More CHAT Be careful what you set your heart upon Jogin was still recovering from the repeated visuals on the BBC, and Dakshinamoorthy thought he could almost hear the ‘bugle’ on ‘ideological erosion’. Sridevi was trying to understand the Dabhol matter. But Khan pulled them all in for the weekly ... More AMERICAN PERISCOPE 
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