The Hindu Business Line : Friday, March 22, 2002

Nod for 2 lakh t onions export
THE Union Government on Thursday approved the immediate release of two lakh tonnes of onion for export up to 2002. This is being done on the recommendations of the inter-ministerial review committee, an official release said here. With this, ... More

Sugar fund Bill tabled in LS
THE Government has introduced the Sugar Development Fund (Amendment) Bill 2002 in the Lok Sabha on Thursday. The proposed amendments in the existing Sugar Development Fund Act of 1982 are aimed at making funds from the Sugar Development Fund ... More

Govt to computerise treasury management
THE Andhra Pradesh Finance Department has embarked on a process to modernise treasuries and directorates through a multi-stage computerisation process. Following a multi-tiered technology deployment and computerisation at all levels of treasury ... More

Clarification on relief bonds
THE Government has said that the ceiling of Rs 2 lakh per investor announced earlier in this year's Union Budget will not apply to relief bonds purchased before March 1, but are yet to mature. These bonds will continue to earn interest at the ... More

PEOPLE

New IMPCC Chairman
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Mr K.L. Sreekrishna Das, Director (Public Relations), Press Information Bureau, Thiruvananthapuram, has been appointed Chairman of the Inter Media Publicity Coordination Committee (IMPCC) in Kerala, according to a ... More

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