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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY EMPLOYMENT The Hindu Opportunities Fair on Sept 24-25 THE Hindu Opportunities Fair will be held at the Chennai Trade Centre, Nandambakkam, on September 24 and 25. More than 35 companies from IT, ITES, BPO, insurance, and sales and services sectors will participate. Job seekers would have 103 ... More CLIMATE & WEATHER Depression heads for Vidarbha TUESDAY'S deep depression located over Jagdalpur in south Chhattisgarh moved initially westwards but later spun northwestwards to lie centred as a depression on Wednesday morning close to Chandrapur (Vidarbha). The system is expected to bring ... More NRIS Credit deposit ratio picks up in Goa The State's total bank deposits stand at Rs 12,631crore, of which, Rs 3,606 crore happen to be NRI deposits coming into banking system from a sizeable population of expatriates working particularly in Gulf countries. More CONSUMER ELECTRONICS The Korean juggernaut The relentless Koreans roll on with complete domination in many consumer electronics categories. Now, both LG and Samsung have revealed plans to scale up even further to ensure their stranglehold on the Indian market. More COURTS/LEGAL ISSUES Calcutta HC Bench refuses stay on jute gunny bags order A DIVISION Bench of the Calcutta High Court comprising Mr Justice P.C. Ghose and Mr Justice N.C. Sil on Wednesday refused to grant stay of the order dated August 2, 2005 passed by the Trial Court, directing the Jute Commissioner of India (JCI) ... More
Suit on possession of land situated outside jurisdiction could not be entertained: HC ENVIRONMENT Protecting the wetlands in Kerala LAST week saw the launch of preliminary work by the Union Ministry of Environment and Forests for the preparation of a comprehensive project for the preservation of Vembanad Lake, Kerala's largest lake. Covering an area of 200 sq km, the lake ... More HEALTH It's all in the bones Britannia New Zealand's launch of Anlene puts the spotlight on Indian women's susceptibility to osteoporosis. More
Diabetes risk score devised for Indians
SUT cardiac camp from Sept 25 INFRASTRUCTURE Italian delegation pitches for ties in urban development A high-level delegation led by the Italian Minister for Infrastructure and Transport, Mr Pietro Lunardi, on Tuesday met the Union Minister for Urban Development and Parliamentary Affairs, Mr Ghulam Nabi Azad. The delegation evinced a keen ... More
Srei Capital to evaluate fixed assets of Haldia Municipality PETROLEUM PSUs are not Govt departments: Raha AT the 12th annual general meeting of Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) here today, the Chairman, Mr Subir Raha, referred to the `identity crisis' suffered by public sector companies. "... The distinction between a company and a department ... More
ONGC draws blank in discoveries, Cairn Energy tops the list: DGH
IOC to bid for oil pipeline projects in Turkey
Limit sale of subsidised LPG to poor: IOC POWER Mumbai, parts of State suffer power failure A disruption in the western grid on Wednesday saw large areas of Mumbai, Thane, western Maharashtra and some areas of Vidarbha go without power for a few hours. The Mumbai airport also went without power for 45 minutes. Mr Ram Dotonde, ... More TAXATION 4 States told to supply more details for VAT compensation Centre pays total of Rs 246 cr to AP, Bihar and Tripura THE Centre has asked four States - Maharashtra, Kerala, Karnataka and Assam — to come up with more details in support of their claims for the shortfall in tax revenues on account of implementation of State-level Value Added Tax ... More
ICCI's plea for introducing VAT in TN RADIO/TV Ratings research The Media Research Users Council debates how to make TV rating systems more effective. A round-up of a meeting held recently . More
News channels must comply with uplinking norms by month-end
Bids called for FM radio channels EDUCATION UK education fair in Punjab THE British High Commission in India said it would organise a programme on education in the UK exclusively for Punjab. The programme will comprise roadshows, a `Study in UK' exhibition and a series of seminars. The events, to be held in ... More
Education fair showcases New Zealand opportunities MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS & HOSPITALS Govt sets up task force for accreditation of hospitals THE Government on Wednesday announced the formation of a task force consisting of experts drawn from the Ministries of Health and Family Welfare, Tourism, Railways, External Affairs, and Civil Aviation, and the Director-General of Health Services ... More SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY Domestic industries show interest in missile programme INDIA'S ambitious missile development programme is drawing on the strengths of the domestic industry in developing critical parts, from an early stage, to accelerate the development to production cycle. For example, in the long range Agni ... More CINEMA Mumbai film fest THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The Films Division, under the Union Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, has invited entries for the 9th Mumbai International Film Festival (MIFF) in the documentary, short and animation sections. The film ... More EVENTS 
Baijal moots telecom ombudsman"India needs an independent arbitrator given the cumbersome process for grievance redressal from a consumer perspective." More
Meet on cardiology
Meet on biz avenues in HK INCOME TAX ICWAI backs changes in I-T Act THE Institute of Cost and Works Accountants of India (ICWAI) is relying on the proposed overhaul of the Income- Tax Act by the Government for changing the definition of an `accountant.' The institute stated that the Finance Ministry is set ... More NATURAL CALAMITIES Post-Katrina, Indian insurers faced with high re-insurance premium HURRICANE Katrina that had wreaked havoc in the US is beginning to have its effect far away. The Indian insurance market is beginning to feel the ripples with global reinsurance premium hardening. Indian insurers are finding it hard to ... More
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Looking back Sep. 11-Sep. 17 States with higher GDP attracting FDI: Assocham GAIL board to approve Rs 9,750-cr investments in Kerala projects The legal challenge to FBT Consolidation drive seen to continue in tractor industry Rain forces rethink on expansion plans of BPOs in Mumbai `Formal announcement of roadmap for CST phase-out in October' `Textile sector may be hit by soaring oil prices' Coffee Board sees exports rising in Jan-March SMEs to propel growth in security tool market: IDC Power Ministry may drop plans to clip regulators' wings `Legal work outsourcing potential waiting to be tapped' Global growth alive and well Garlic imports from China stopped on fungal infection Katrina aftermath pushes up freight rates TAPP-4 begins commercial operation Global economy expanding despite high oil prices Agrochem cos likely to post good numbers Top moves in two-wheeler cos Big players still keep off crude futures — `Volumes offered not big enough' Energy, food prices push up inflation Mumbai rains motor claims settlement — Insurers ready with cheques, vehicle owners spurn offer `Above-normal' northeast monsoon forecast Traditional products lead export growth in first quarter Centre hopeful of meeting fiscal, revenue deficit targets |
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