![]() Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Tuesday, December 27, 2005 |
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY ENVIRONMENT Non-implementation of action plan to increase pollution level in Pampa LACK of adequate facilities for disposal of waste and sewage treatment at Sabarimala and Pampa would result in the increased pollution of the river Pampa during the current pilgrim season, which began on November 17. And yet, augmentation of ... More FOREIGN TRADE SAFTA to come into force from Jan, to include 5,500 tariff lines Rules of Origin for fabric sourcing from India must The tariff lines have been worked out keeping in mind the highly skewed South Asia intra-regional trade which was heavily in India's favour. More HEALTH Clandestine condoms in private records! IN the fight against HIV, Femidom is the only female-controlled barrier, informs Belinda Beresford in a story dated December 5 on Mail & Guardian Online (www.mg.co.za) . It seems that "an as-yet ... More PETROLEUM Indian Oil eyeing opportunities in Africa INDIAN Oil Corporation (IOC) is considering participating in a few opportunities in refining and downstream activities, including retailing and equity oil stake, in African nations. The Centre has recently allowed Oil India Ltd (OIL) and IOC ... More STEEL Paswan wants GoM on steel policy About 104 MoUs had been signed for setting up steel projects at an envisaged an investment of more than Rs 2,30,00 crore. More TAXATION VAT regime shows signs of revival in collections in AP In August, the collections recorded a growth of 12 per cent in July as against 6.2 per cent earlier. More RADIO/TV
FM radio: Media biggies, small fry among biddersA MIXED bag of companies that includes media biggies and relatively unknown names has qualified for submitting financial bids for the second phase of FM radio privatisation. According to the list released by the Information and Broadcasting ... More EDUCATION BL CLUB `New tech trends can touch every aspect of life' "NANOTECHNOLOGY has the potential to touch every aspect of our life. It is increasingly finding applications in many a field, more so in medicine," said Mr D. Raghuram, Vice-President, Technology Enterprises Solutions, Ramco Systems Ltd, ... More
University of Hyderabad sets up liquid helium plant PAPER, BOARD & NEWSPRINT Paper prices to go up ALMOST all the paper mills in the country are revising prices of writing and printing paper and paper products with effect from January. The average increase will be Rs 750 a tonne in the case of writing and printing paper, while the revision ... More INDUSTRY ASSOCIATIONS Bid to promote Bengal as investment destination THE Bengal Chamber of Commerce and Industry (BCCI) has forged a partnership with the newly-formed southern California-based The Overseas Bengal Chamber of Commerce and Industry (OBCCI) with a view to promoting West Bengal as an investment ... More SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY C-Dac to establish wireless sensor lab THE Centre for Development of Advanced Computing (C-Dac), Pune has initiated steps to establish a wireless sensor networks laboratory. Further, it is working on a framework development for this area common to different applications. As a ... More MINING & QUARRYING Kudremukh mining closure unlikely to hit employees KIOCL, with cash reserves of Rs 1,500 crore, saw no difficulty in undertaking its new investments to relocate part of its 1,300 employees and officials. More GENDER What women want... to laugh about JUST what makes women laugh? For advertisers and marketers trying to reach women audiences, a JWT report on `Finding the H - spot' where H stands for humour is all about addressing women through `humorous' communication. Based ... More HUMAN RESOURCES ABC Consultants bets big on recruitment process outsourcing ABC Consultants, a player in the organised recruitment services sector, has set its eyes on `recruitment process outsourcing' (RPO) to cater to the needs of major companies. "Some companies recruit thousands of people annually. Since we have ... More EVENTS In Hyderabad today INSA: Dr R.A. Mashelkar, Director-General, CSIR and President of INSA, to deliver inaugural address at a two-day symposium on `Stem Cell Research: Technological, Ethical and Social Issues'; IICT Auditorium: 10 a.m. Nasscom: ... More EXPORTS & IMPORTS Exporters in domestic tariff area seek taxation parity `On the income-tax front, there has to be equitable treatment for all exporters' More
NATURAL CALAMITIES
A day of black flags and `hands of hope'FISHERMEN sit in groups, work on their nets or just remain idle in the shadow of their boats, women sweep the area in front of their houses these are the usual early morning sights at the Foreshore Estate fishing settlement in the ... More
Punjab National Bank presents house to tsunami-hit person at Pallipuram TOURISM HOLIDAYING IN KERALA A BUSINESS LINE FEATURE
Varied and fascinatingKERALA offers the traveller a varied menu of holiday options to choose from. Beaches, backwaters, forests, hills, wildlife sanctuaries, ayurveda, culture and art forms the State offers them all. And what's wonderful is that these diverse ... More ECONOMIC OFFENCES `Operation Duryodhan': Is seeking money merely `stupid'? Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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Looking back Dec. 18-Dec. 24 Annual info reports helping to track high value transactions: CBDT chief Coal gasification projects ONGC may rope in Shell as joint venture partner India, Pak see no stumbling block in executing gas pipeline project Confident of finalising project structure by April '06 German co in talks with Indian power firms for carbon credits Revised draft declaration at WTO meet a positive step: India Inc Poultry body plans floor price for egg export India's FDI record no big deal, says Yale Prof `WTO deal favours the rich'; Left plans stir Port-related infrastructure: CBDT eases norms for getting tax breaks Carbon credits trading UN panel extends deadline for prompt start projects Domestic concerns addressed at WTO meet: Kamal Nath Govt will safeguard national interests at WTO, assures Minister Hong Kong draft gives enough 'negotiating space' Sugar mills may delay fulfilling export obligation Large claims on account of floods PSU insurers may trim dividend payouts `Oil marketing cos' under-recoveries continue to rise' Cable TV rate hike not to be enforced: TRAI Exports decline 11 pc in November Apr-Nov exports up 16 pc ISRO planning for indigenous launches `Grown-ups also need diphtheria booster vaccines' |
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