Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Monday, December 02, 2002
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Monday, December 02, 2002 |
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY ECONOMY Development data report shows AP in poor light ANDHRA Pradesh, under the Chief Ministership of Mr N. Chandrababu Naidu, has earned the reputation of the most happening State in the country. But the facts seem to be somewhat different. According to the "Andhra Pradesh Development Report", ... More PETROLEUM Oil cos in a bind over gasohol supply Sufficient capacity for production of anhydrous ethanol is yet to be put in place. Even where available, the logistics are yet to be streamlined. More POWER GMR group commits Rs 10 lakh to rebuild Tannirbavi school WITH the residents of Tannirbavi regrouping themselves time and again to seek redress for `the raw deal' meted out to them by the GMR group's Tanir Bavi Power Company, the GMR Foundation has now come out with a statement affirming its `long-term ... More TAXATION I-T limit may go up for 65-plus THE Kelkar panel on direct taxes is set to go soft on senior citizens in its final report by proposing a higher exemption limit and waiver from filing income-tax returns for those falling within the exemption limit. According to official ... More TEA `Centre can lift levy on South Indian tea' THE Centre is well within rights to decide on a excise duty waiver for a particular industry segment based on geographical location and which it can invoke for lifting the levy on teas from South India. Sources in the Association of Planters of ... More REAL ESTATE & CONSTRUCTION DMRC gets nod for commercial complex THE Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) has got clearance from the Delhi Development Authority and the Delhi Urban Arts Commission to develop a commercial complex at the Khyber Pass metro station. This is part of DMRC's plan to raise Rs 600 ... More
Slash stamp duty, says law reforms panel SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY Of genius, biochips and phantom limbs THIS is a tale of two researchers and thinkers with a difference. While one is a missile man turned President of India, Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, who continues to serve as a guide for some researchers, the other is a non-resident Indian (NRI) ... More DISINVESTMENT GE Shipping hoots past SCI disinvestment No management responsible to its shareholders can afford to block company (or borrowed) funds endlessly for an investment, howsoever attractive it is. Besides, given the current scene on the disinvestment front, no company will take a risk. More RURAL DEVELOPMENT `Rural growth key to remove poverty' DEVELOPING countries will have to participate more actively in the WTO process to ensure market access for their rural produce and to strengthen rural economy, according to Mr Lennart Bage, President, International Fund for Agricultural ... More HUMAN RESOURCES Helping employers move in sync with good HR practices KEA offers its members training programmes in the areas of productivity, collective bargaining, human resources development, industrial relations, labour legislation, etc. More INDUSTRIAL POLICY Web-enabled single-window clearances for new industries in AP The Web-based single-window scheme involves two nodal agencies at the district and State levels for receiving and processing applications for SSI units, with cases involving investments of more than Rs 1 crore in plant and machinery to be handled in Hyderabad. More INTERVIEW 
`Tariffs, subsidies too high in India'INDIA could achieve the 7 to 8 per cent economic growth in the medium term if it tackles the fiscal problem and power sector reform, improves the working of its bureaucracy and cuts down subsidies that otherwise waste resources but could be ... More
EXPORTS & IMPORTS Exports up 9.9% in Oct THE country's exports recorded a 9.92 per cent growth at $4.09 billion in October 2002 as against $3.72 billion during the same month last year. The exports increased by 13.67 per cent at $28.24 billion in April-October 2002 as against $24.842 ... More
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Top Stories In Depth Gender Justice Simple Economics Small Investor Looking back Nov. 24-Nov. 30 Rs 1,200-cr scheme to provide drinking water to villages New ISRO rocket series takes off G-20 for caution on capital account convertibility Solar-powered auto-rickshaw Diwali fails to spark BPL colour TV sales — Brand slips out of top five `Reforms have bypassed bullock cart economy' Garment exports surge 15.2 pc in April-October `Foreign investors prefer China as there are no democratic delays' Biz leaders foresee big league status for India Financial revamp will help steel cos turn around: Crisil `You can't open up economy with a small window' - Mr Hari N. Harilela, Chairman, Hong Kong-based Harilela group Fiscal deficit up 20.8 pc in April-Oct States oppose Kelkar on indirect taxes |
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