The Hindu Business Line : Thursday, November 17, 2005

Foreign news channels and facsimile newspapers — Downlinking norms to keep parity
FOREIGN news channels such as BBC World and CNN are studying the implications of the recently notified downlinking norms that prevent them from carrying advertisements or design content aimed at Indian viewers. A BBC World spokesperson said, ... More

POLITICS

Left not softening stand on merger of PSU banks
THE resolve of the Left parties to oppose the merger of PSU banks does not appear to have diminished despite the upping of the sales pitch by the Finance Minister, Mr P. Chidambaram, in recent days. In an indication that the Government could be ... More

E-GOVERNANCE

Online registration of cos by next year: Gupta
THE Minister of State for Company Affairs, Mr Prem Chand Gupta, has said that by the end of next year, the corporate sector would no longer be subjected to filing of numerous documents for registration of their entities with the Government set to ... More

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