Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Monday, May 06, 2002
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Monday, May 06, 2002 |
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY AUTOMOBILES Car, mobikes may propel auto sector to 16% growth THE automobile industry is expected to grow this year faster at 16 per cent, with strong performances by the car and motorcycle segments, according to the projections of Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM). Aided solely by the ... More ECONOMY `Tough measures needed to push economy' IT is a tiny country of nearly 19 million people, which is badly battered and bruised by nearly two decades of a bloody and violent ethnic conflict. It does an Indian visitor's ego great things to hear India being quoted as an example of this or ... More PHARMACEUTICALS Drug testing in many States `inadequate' THE falling number of drug inspectors and the reduced number or complete absence of drug testing laboratories in the States have come in for a serious review by the Union Health Ministry. Health Ministry sources told Business Line that ... More POWER Crisil to advise States on power reforms CREDIT Rating and Information Services Ltd (Crisil) has prepared alternative payment security mechanism (PSM) for the 1,015 MW power project proposed by the Nagarjuna Power Corporation Ltd (NPCL) in Mangalore. Crisil's advisory services (CAS) ... More
Service option to powermen WATER MANAGEMENT BWSSB to hold adalat tomorrow THE Bangalore Water Supply and Sewerage Board (BWSSB) water adalat will be held on May 7, in the Assistant Executive Engineer's office premises at Chikkalalbagh. The adalat will settle disputes connected to water billing, delay in giving water ... More BREWERIES RADIO/TV Bid to streamline subscription fees -- Ministry moots fixing of cost cap on basic cable TV services A RATIONALISATION of subscription fees for cable television subscribers is on the anvil. The Information and Broadcasting (I&B) Ministry has recommended notification of the maximum cost of a basic tier service — comprising both pay and ... More
DTH entry rules not to be relaxed for now EDUCATION INDUSTRY ASSOCIATIONS TN urged to drop multipoint tax system THE Federation of Thamizhaga All Chambers of Commerce & Trade Associations has urged the State Government to do away with the multipoint taxation system, restrict levy of entry tax to finished goods and change the date of implementation of the ... More CINEMA Film distributors, exhibitors heading for a showdown THE standoff between the film distributors and film exhibitors in Coimbatore, Erode and the Nilgiris districts seems to have reached a flash point with the film exhibitors' association deciding not to take any film offered by members of the film ... More
Dr Akkineni's tryst with the small screen SMALL SAVINGS Small investors still find PO schemes attractive DESPITE the cut in interest rates, the Department of Posts has emerged among the largest mobilisers of savings deposits, according to Mr P. Srinivasa Raghavan, Chief Post Master General, Tamil Nadu. The Department has mopped up about Rs 2,00,000 ... More SOCIAL WELFARE Implementation of TN welfare schemes paying -- Fall in female child labour: Study The incidence of child labour is higher mostly in the unorganised, informal and unregulated sectors. More TRADE & LABOUR UNIONS Drop Manakkodam SBM plan, TUs tell CM THE representatives of Cochin Thuramugha Samrakshana Samithi, a joint forum of port trade unions, have met the Chief Minister, Mr A.K. Antony, and requested him to cancel the notification declaring Manakkodam area as a minor port, with a view to ... More INTERVIEW 
FAPCCI focus on technology upgradationWith the removal of quantitative restrictions, FAPCCI , has been highlighting the importance of a level playing field for the domestic industry, to help it prepare for international competition. More EVENTS Toonz workshop for kids gets good response THE second national animation workshop for children being hosted by Toonz Animation India has received good response from school children in the age group of 6-14 years in different parts of the country. According to Mr Bill Dennis, President ... More
EXPORTS & IMPORTS Riders on SEZ duty-free sops likely THE Finance Ministry is set to attach several riders to the major entitlement extended to special economic zones (SEZs) on procurement of duty-free equipment, raw materials and components. This is being done to prevent any possible misuse of the ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
Top Stories In Depth Inside Kashmir Guide to derivatives US-64 Looking back Apr. 28-May. 4 India Inc shows its compassionate face OECD optimistic of growth prospects Vajpayee takes `political wind' out of Sonia's sails Cotton bed linen exports -- India asks WTO to set up settlement panel on EU move Cetma paints rosy picture of growth scope CRR cut to 5 pc; Bank Rate unchanged in Credit Policy -- Jalan takes no risks IOC, Reliance, Nirma bid for IPCL stake No more rollbacks: Sinha Oil cos may go in for staggered price hike You bet, forex is the bigger asset! Investments in 93 PSUs fully eroded by losses: CAG Industrial investment in AP up 12-fold in 2 years Vajpayee extends Rs 150-cr relief package to Gujarat Exports a tad up in March despite general slowdown Colour dot labels for cosmetics in, drugs out `Software, services exports up 29 pc' Tax receipts in positive phase Land bridge to Lanka to cost $500 million Cement sector output crosses 100-mt mark Pvt sector allowed into primary healthcare |
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