The Hindu Business Line : Wednesday, April 02, 2008

FOREIGN RELATIONS
African youth, women’s groups in outreach programme
Hyderabad, April 1 Youth and women’s groups from some African nations got a glimpse of the Indian experience in capacity building and empowerment, which could be of use back home.A structure programme to sensitise these groups ... More

POLICY
‘Edible oil import duty cuts, a temporary step’
New Delhi, April 1 The slew of anti-inflationary measures mostly on the fiscal front by slashing duty on crude edible oil to zero and in refined form to 7.5 per cent were a purely temporary one to shore up domestic availability of these ... More

Cairn India’s Bhagyam field development gets clearance
Cairn India Ltd is targeting first half of 2010 to start production from Bhagyam field in its Rajasthan block. The company’s field development plan (FDP) for Bhagyam field has got the Government nod on Monday. Bhagyam is the ... More

Govt resorts to more import duty cuts, export ban
Move to combat food inflation; States to impose stock limits More

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