Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Sunday, January 08, 2006
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY NRIS 
Knowledge network, voting rights for overseas Indians soon: PMEasy remittance facility, special insurance planned THE Prime Minister, Dr Manmohan Singh, has assured the Indian diaspora of creating a knowledge network, providing voting rights at home, modernisation of emigration process and streamlined procedures to cover remittances and insurance. Speaking ... More BUDGET `Bills on pension, insurance reforms in Budget session' THE Centre will introduce bills to bring in reforms in the pension and insurance sector reforms in the ensuing Budget session of Parliament, the Union Finance Minister, Mr P. Chidambaram, said here on Saturday. The UPA Government willalso bring ... More ECONOMY Hard choices ahead for Govt: PM THE Prime Minister, Dr Manmohan Singh, on Saturday hinted at hard choices and decisions ahead for his Government, while making it clear that development is not going to be a free dinner party. Recalling the days of 1990-91 when India was on ... More HEALTH MoU signed for pilot projects in basic healthcare A MEMORANDUM of Understanding (MoU) was signed on Saturday between the Ministry of Overseas Indian Affairs (MOIA) and the American Association of Physicians of Indian Origin (AAPI), in the area of healthcare. The MoU, inked during the ... More PETROLEUM Gassing the LNG potential WHY would a company stop selling a product that is in high demand? Ask multinational oil and gas major, Royal Dutch/Shell, which last month stopped re-gasification and sale of liquefied natural gas (LNG) from its spanking new import terminal in ... More
Road shows for NELP-VI by Feb-end POWER FIs, banks attend meeting on `ultra mega' power projects THE Centre on Friday convened a meeting with banks and financial institutions to work out the financing pattern of the five proposed `Ultra Mega' power projects of 4,000 MW each in capacity. The meeting was attended by Power Finance Corporation ... More
Market design for power tariff will aid reforms
Market design for power tariff will aid reforms EDUCATION FMS Delhi bags award NEW DELHI: FMS Delhi has won the Tata Business Leadership Awards for 2006. The annual business school event of the Tata Group, featured `Bottom of the Pyramid - Opportunities for the Tata Group' as the theme for 2006. FMS Delhi walked away ... More AUTOMOBILE COMPONENTS Pune auto cluster project ready for debut drive — Phase 1 operations to begin on Jan 20 The project is being funded to the tune of Rs 50 crore by the Central Government, with the MCCIA and the Pimpri-Chinchwad Municipal Corporation chipping in with the rest. More GENDER Govt may consider flexible work facility for women in some sectors THE Prime Minister, Dr Manmohan Singh, today said the UPA Government will consider gender responsive budgeting and may consider flexi work facility for women in some sectors. He also called for a national plan of action to improve the status of ... More SOCIAL WELFARE 
Move to make healthcare affordable New cover: Free medicines for BPL families on the anvil IT may not be the conventional passbook that customers use to update bank balances. The Centre is mulling a `passbook concept' to help families below the poverty line (BPL) purchase medicines. The proposal, part of the Centre's new National ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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Looking back Jan. 1-Jan. 7 Rally in commodity prices may continue in Q1 Hospitality sector gets a boost from buoyant economy Paper manufacturers upbeat as demand may remain robust Subsidy burden: Oil cos to cough up Rs 3,274 cr for Q3 — Ministry continues with previous quarter's formula LNG shipping: Have Indian owners missed the wind? A `disastrous' year for insurers Lack of skilled labour major concern for retail sector Business confidence up on sound economy, says CII outlook survey Ban on Chinese textiles boosts Indian export growth Construction industry takes bigger strides Tariff values on vegetable oils reduced — Industry terms it as `small revision'; steepest cut for RBD palmolein Four-wheeler sales growth slows in 2005 `Mega insurance policies is the trend in energy sector' Only 1,364 advance degree H1-B visas left out of 20,000 Strict eligibility norms may force media houses to play low key in bidding for FM Cement majors post robust sales in Dec — Stocks move up on firm prices Alang yard awaits Clemenceau's arrival For safe ayurvedic drugs, laws need to be strengthened Children lead the way at science congress India has refining capacity of additional 30 mt: Shell Global Invest Rs 500 crore in hi-tech clusters: Kalam Spices Board to conduct W. Asia market study Steel prices likely to remain firm this year Central assistance scheme for scientists to be liberalised Textile exporters face non-tariff barriers in US Pvt sector willing to invest in infrastructure projects: FICCI President Inflation lower on cheaper fruits, vegetables |
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