The Hindu Business Line : Friday, December 08, 2006

POLICY
EPF rate issue to go to PM
The Central Board of Trustees of Employees Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) on Thursday authorised the Labour Minister and the Chairman of the Board, Mr Oscar Fernandes, to take up the issue with the Prime Minister seeking a bailout package ... More

POLITICS
CM rules out police action to break Mamata strike
`Ready to discuss anything she wants to' More

Chambers concerned over politicisation of industrial investment
"There is growing anxiety ... that the thrust towards industrial regeneration could receive a severe setback." More

It's all in the name
It was waiting to happen, and it did. The Commerce and Industry Minister, Kamal Nath, may have made numerous friends all over the world — he is known to travel more than the External Affairs Foreign Minister to foreign destinations abroad ... More

AGRICULTURAL POLICY
High food prices here to stay
In this fire-fighting operation that essentially relates to trade liberalisation and price control, the basic thrust on strengthening agriculture is receding into the background. More

SECURITY
Navy, Gujarat join hands to protect marine border
`Development plan of Porbandar port by March 2008' More

E-GOVERNANCE
TN to constitute e-governance agency
The Tamil Nadu Government plans to set up Tamil Nadu e-Governance Agency to drive e-governance initiatives in the State. The agency would be registered as a company and would have Mr Atul Anand, Collector, Theni District, as its first chief ... More

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