Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Thursday, May 09, 2002
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Thursday, May 09, 2002 |
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY ECONOMY Industry sees recovery in 6 months: Survey EVEN in the face of uncertainty after the Gujarat crisis, Indian industry is looking forward to economic rejuvenation over the next six months. This is reflected in the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce & Industry (FICCI) business ... More
Top 15 account for Rs 53,760 cr -- Investments in 62 projects shelved
ENGINEERING German machinery makers keen on India GERMAN machinery manufacturers are poised to enter the Indian market in a big way because they consider India as a market for the future. Their perception has been vindicated with the German Engineering Federation (internationally known as ... More ENVIRONMENT Bill banning plastics referred to select panel THE Tamil Nadu Assembly has decided to refer the Bill seeking to ban the use of non-reusable plastics to a select committee. Responding to the discussion on the Bill on Wednesday, the Chief Minister, Ms Jayalalithaa, said the Government ... More
Bio-medical waste incinerator soon for Coimbatore
Kerala Govt urged to halt encroachment FOREIGN TRADE Trade with Latin America, Africa on the rise EVEN as the country's exports with traditional regions such as Western Europe and the US had shown decline last year, there has been a spurt in India's exports to Africa and Latin America and this trend should be exploited to the hilt, the ... More
Mexico sees India as major trading partner PSU `PSU governance style must change' The existing mindset of operating in a limited segment has to go. Exploration of new markets, going for new alliances and seeking trans-boundary clients should be launched. More PETROLEUM Naik allays fears of hike on global oil trends THE Union Minister of Petroleum, Mr Ram Naik, today ruled out any immediate hike in the retail prices of petrol and diesel even as international crude futures shot up beyond $27 per barrel. "There will be no immediate change in retail prices,'' ... More POWER 
KERC moots 16.2 pc hike in tariffTHE Karnataka Electricity Regulatory Commission (KERC) today announced its tariff order recommending an overall increase of 16.2 per cent as against the request for 30.15 per cent made by the Karnataka Power Transmission Corporation Ltd (KPTCL). ... More TEXTILES TN Powerlooms to start work in wake of power tariff rollback WITH the Tamil Nadu Government withdrawing the power tariff hike for the powerloom industry, weavers who suspended operations from April 22 are expected to resume work in a day or two. According to sources, the power supply disconnected to ... More MANAGEMENT Bangalore Management Assocation -- How it started The Bangalore Management Association (BMA) is celebrating its Golden Jubilee this year. It is the oldest Management chapter in the Country and has rendered distinguished service to the cause of Management development and Education in the Country. ... More INDUSTRY ASSOCIATIONS CII joint study with IIM on Gujarat impact on industry EXPRESSING concern over the continuing violence in Gujarat, which has consumed many lives, the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) has initiated a joint study with IIM, Ahmedabad, to go into the long-term impact of these incidents on Indian ... More KNITWEAR & HOSIERY Knitwear exporters in talks with L&T for apparel park THE knitwear industry in Tirupur may tie up with the engineering contract major, Larsen & Toubro, for the execution of the proposed Apparel Park promoted by it with the Central Government. The Tirupur Exporters Association (TEA), which has ... More GRANITE & MARBLE Import curbs hit Silvassa marble units WORK at about 20 imported marble processing units in Silvassa has come to a grinding halt following curbs on import of raw marbles. According to Marble Processors' Industrial Association (MPIA) these units employ some 10,000 workers. All these ... More DISINVESTMENT CCD to meet on May 14 to decide on Maruti rights THE first big-ticket divestment deal for the fiscal is round the corner with the Cabinet Committee on Disinvestment (CCD) slated on meet on May 14 to consider the plan for finalisation of the Rs 400-crore rights issue in Maruti Udyog Ltd (MUL) ... More RURAL DEVELOPMENT 
Rural India in focusDespite 55 years of Independence and billions of dollars in developmental funding, rural development continue to remain on the back burner. It is well-known that only a fraction of the rupee reaches the end of the pipeline. Our rural areas are ... More EVENTS 
Public Governance -- For the peopleThe present era of economic reforms accentuated with liberalisation, privatisation and globalisation (LPG) is striving to move societies and nations to near perfect competitive environments. Every facet of activity of industry, trade, society and ... More
India Knit Fair at Tirupur
TOURISM Gujarat could affect tourism: Minister THE Union Minister for Tourism, Mr Jagmohan, on Wednesday said that the Gujarat incidents might impact the tourism sector, albeit in a limited way. "While any law and order problem will have an impact, it is necessary to remember that India is ... More
Chambers hail tourism policy STANDARDS & BENCHMARKS Quality and competitiveness -- Making a mark in the world market The year 1986 marked a significant watershed in the history of the premier industry association of the country. It was the year that witnessed the Association of Indian Engineering Industry (AIEI) being rechristened as the Confederation of ... More ECONOMIC OFFENCES Rs 100 cr sunk for seamen in gilts scam ABOUT Rs 100 crore of seamen's provident fund has become the latest casualty of the gilts scam. The provident funds of seamen are covered by the Seamen's Provident Fund Commission Act, 1966. Out of a corpus of around Rs 400 crore, about Rs 300 ... 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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