The Hindu Business Line : Friday, June 13, 2008

POLICY
Nutrient-based fertiliser subsidy scheme cleared
New Delhi, June 12 Farmers may see prices of complex fertilisers coming down by an average of 17.5 per cent. This follows the approval given for a ‘nutrient-based’ subsidy-cum-pricing policy by the Cabinet Committee on Economic ... More

Cabinet okays amendments to taxation pact with Syria
New Delhi, June 12 The Union Cabinet on Thursday gave its nod to the proposed amendments to the India-Syria double taxation avoidance agreement (DTAA). The existing DTAA is in force from 1985. Indian tax authorities have been looking ... More

POLITICS
Gorkhaland stir halts movement of tea from Bengal
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SECURITY
‘We can snoop into Blackberry data’
New Delhi, June 12 The Communication and IT Minister, Mr A. Raja, on Thursday said that the Government will deploy technology that will enable the security agencies to snoop into data being transmitted through Blackberry devices if the ... More

E-GOVERNANCE
Kerala IT Mission working on services thru cell-phones
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