Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Friday, May 10, 2002
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY ANTI-DUMPING Probe on dumping duty on metcoke NEW DELHI: The Designated Authority in the Ministry of Commerce and Industry has initiated sunset review investigations on the existing definitive anti-dumping duty on Metallurgical Coke from China. Some of the importers/users of Metcoke ... More ECONOMY 
British envoy lauds India's reform progressThere has been very good progress in India's economic reforms in the last two years with the opening up of the insurance and banking sectors and the accelerated pace of privatisation, the British High Commissioner to India, Sir Rob Young, ... More
FOREIGN TRADE Joint panel mooted for bilateral ties with Mexico INDIA and Mexico have agreed to set up a joint working group to explore possibilities of enhancing bilateral relations in the areas of trade, investment and exchange of tariff concessions. This was decided at a meeting between the Minister of ... More PETROLEUM Oil PSUs given freedom to select dealers THE Government has dissolved the Dealership Selection Board (DSB), thus granting autonomy to public sector oil companies in the selection of dealers and distributors for retailing their petro-products. Announcing this in the Lok Sabha on ... More POWER CEA meet to decide on Bakreswar extension WITH only a fortnight to go before the visit of a fact-finding mission from the Japan Bank for International Co-operation (JBIC), the Central Electricity Authority is holding a meeting for considering the Rs 1532.95-crore Bakreswar Thermal Power ... More
Mixed response to Karnataka power tariff hike
LVS unable to sell to third parties; APTransco says no
TAXATION TN proposes ST on resale of commodities THE Tamil Nadu Government has decided to amend the Tamil Nadu General Sales Tax Act, 1959, to introduce the concept of set-off, levy tax on resale of commodities and a five per cent infrastructure surcharge, constitute a settlement commission and ... More TEXTILES NIFT package for ailing APCO THE National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT) here has worked out an Rs 40-crore package for the revival of the ailing Andhra Pradesh Handlooms Co-operative Society (APCO). The two-year package, approved by the Union as well as the State ... More BREWERIES The mug holds no cheer for Karnataka brewers THE breweries in Karnataka are increasingly catering to the sales in the neighbouring States. The indifferent local market conditions and the booming beer sales in Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu have ensured that the bulk of the their brewing, ... More RADIO/TV Shake-out imminent among pay channels A SHAKEOUT among the various pay channels seems to be on the cards, with the Government paving the way for Conditional Access System (CAS). The winners would be those channels providing quality content and attracting high viewership while the ... More
TN Bill to regulate cable networks HCV/LCV/TRACTORS 
Sharp fall in Dec tractor salesA TURNAROUND in the agriculture sector failed to help the tractor industry with sales falling for the second consecutive month in December, latest industrial data showed. The Tractor Manufacturers Association (TMA), a grouping of nine tractor ... More SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY DISINVESTMENT Somasundara mill workers unhappy with new VRS plan THE National Textile Corporation (NTC) in Tamil Nadu has introduced a voluntary retirement scheme (VRS) for its workers employed in the city-based Somasundara Mills, slated for closure and disinvestment. But the 600-odd workers in the unit ... More IPR Maran moves Bill in Rajya Sabha -- `Product patent regime for drugs not now' THE Patents (Second Amendment) Bill 1999, reflecting the ``united will and wisdom'' of the report of the Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC), that had taken full note of all developments and provided requisite safeguards by availing itself of the ... More
Patents Bill passed TRADE & LABOUR UNIONS EVENTS 
Climbing the learning curve to qualityINDUSTRY leaders articulating what had worked in their own organisations to help them become institutes of quality marked the one-year celebration of CII's Institute of Quality here on Thursday. In his keynote address, Mr N.R. Narayana Murthy, ... More
`Govt has distanced itself from the public'
TOURISM `TN lagging behind in tourism promotion' IT is time the Tamil Nadu Government came out with `totally, radically different ideas' of promoting tourism if it wants to avoid being bracketed among the least preferred tourist destinations in the country. What is surprising is that while ... More
`Coastal tourism got Rs 5.9 cr from Centre'
Kerala stall big hit at Dubai travel mart ECONOMIC OFFENCES 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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