Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Sunday, August 21, 2005
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Sunday, August 21, 2005 |
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY EMPLOYMENT 
60,000 aspirants visit The Hindu job fair on day 1AN estimated 60,000 plus job aspirants visited The Hindu Opportunities Fair on the first day. The two-day event is being held at the Hitex Grounds in Madhapur, Hyderabad. About 35 companies participated in the fair in which candidates ... More NON-CONVENTIONAL ENERGY Villages must tap biogas for power needs, says PM THE Prime Minister, Dr Manmohan Singh, said on Saturday that every village should have a community biogas plant of its own and electricity should reach every household. Speaking on the occasion of the Rajiv Gandhi Akshay Urga Diwas 2005, Dr ... More INFRASTRUCTURE 
Pvt participation in infrastructure developmentWorld Bank keen to partner Govt on viability gap financing THE World Bank has agreed to explore with the Government ways of creating a viability gap-financing fund to encourage private sector participation in infrastructure development. "We did talk with the Finance Minister and other officials the ... More PETROLEUM Officers body of oil cos seeks review of petro-products pricing THE Oil Sector Officers' Association (OSOA) has urged the Government to immediately review the pricing mechanism of petroleum products to help oil companies come out of the red. In a memorandum to the Prime Minister, Dr Manmohan Singh, the ... More STEEL Has Posco hit pay-dirt? HAS Posco walked away with a better deal for steel manufacture with the Orissa Government compared to the Tatas? Yes, if one goes strictly by the Memorandum of Understanding signed by Posco and Tata Steel with the State Government. But this ... More TEXTILES Apparel training centre signs MoU to help BC students EVEN as the issue of reservation of jobs for backward classes in the private sector remains in the back burner, the Apparel Training & Design Centre (ATDC) has opened a window of opportunity to train students belonging to the backward community . More BREWERIES Govt plans wine board to help industry grow — May de-link the beverage from other hard liquor IT'S cheers for connoisseurs of wine. The Government plans to set up a wine board at the central level for promoting the domestic wine industry. Plans are also afoot to de-link wine from other hard liquor as far as taxation and excise policy are ... More REAL ESTATE & CONSTRUCTION REALTY CHECK: A BUSINESS LINE FEATURE 
Borrow some good ideasUntil recently, owning a house was among the last in the priorities of a working individual. The older generation usually bought a house using retirement benefits such as provident fund and gratuity, and settled down to lead a peaceful life ... More
THE `REAL' MCCOY
TITLE FEED EVENTS `India must harness strength of large talent pool' RIGHT from the former GE chief, Mr Jack Welch, to Mr Jeffery Sachs of Goldman Sachs, several thought leaders believe India is the future. And its strength lies in harnessing the power of a large talent pool, said Dr R.A. Mashelkar, ... More INCOME TAX Donations to NGOs, charitable bodies may be spared from FBT DONATIONS to non-governmental organisations (NGOs) and approved charitable institutions are likely to be excluded from the ambit of fringe benefit tax (FBT). The proposed Central Board of Direct Taxes circular on FBT is likely to make a ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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Looking back Aug. 14-Aug. 20 Kadirgamar's assassination shatters Lankan peace Industry hails new norms for fixing sugarcane SMP Revival of monsoon to take two more days 10 pc divestment in top PSUs can fetch Rs 31,000 cr: Assocham Awaiting the oil after-shock Govt announces norms for textile parks scheme Will King Abdullah keep Saudi economy well-oiled? Exporting iron ore is against national interests: Tata Steel MD Consumer durables sales decline in H1 Employment Guarantee Bill: Govt agrees to Left demands Economy can absorb petro-price shock `Electrical industry posts healthy growth in first quarter' Qatar keen to supply 1.25 mt more LNG for short term |
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