![]() Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Tuesday, December 31, 2002 |
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY ANTI-DUMPING Dumping duty on methylene chloride mooted THE Designated Authority in the Commerce Ministry has recommended the imposition of provisional anti-dumping duty on all imports of methylene chloride from the European Union (EU), South Africa and Singapore. Methylene chloride is a colourless, ... More
Dumping probe on copperclad laminates imports ECONOMY TN Govt on reform path; but worry lines remain Poor monsoons tell on agriculture output WITH Ms Jayalalithaa back at the helm of affairs in Tamil Nadu in the early part of this year, the uncertainty and the general drift in administration that was witnessed in 2001 ended. Ms Jayalalithaa led the AIADMK to a resounding victory in ... More ENVIRONMENT Tirupur wet processing units blamed for pollution May be asked to pay compensation The Loss of Ecology Authority has also planned to visit the Amarvathy river basin areas in Karur to assess the extent of the pollution damage caused by the local textile processors there. More EXCISE AND CUSTOMS Kelkar suggestion on edible oil duty a healthy one THE Centre can potentially garner more than Rs 600 crore per annum as revenue if excise duty of Rs 1,000 a tonne is imposed on refined oils and vanaspati. However, the recommendation of the Task Force on Indirect Taxes headed by Dr Vijay ... More
SIMA opposes Kelkar proposal on cotton yarn PSU Options study on 20 PSEs to be completed this fiscal THE Implementation Secretariat, the independent body overseeing the public enterprises reform in Andhra Pradesh, expects to complete `Options Study' by the end of this financial year in the case of about 20-odd enterprises out of 34 mandated and ... More TAXATION Scrap 5% surcharge on personal, corporate tax: CII THE Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) has called for the abolition of the five per cent surcharge on personal and corporate tax and Minimum Alternative Tax (MAT). In its pre-Budget memorandum, which was submitted to the Government today, ... More WATER Water rights and wrongs FOR most Malayalees, the Periyar is not just 244 km of gurgling water originating from the Sivagiri Hills and meandering north-west through Vandiperiyar, Malayattoor, Kalady, Aluva... Just as these names are forever etched into the collective ... More TERRORISM Explosive device defused in Coimbatore AN explosive device planted in a public call office (PCO) booth in front of the Coimbatore Press Club was defused today afternoon after a caller alerted the city Police Commissioner's office and warned of the planting of the explosive ... More CONSULTING Consultant for AP dept HYDERABAD: Danlaw Technologies India has signed an agreement in consortium with Nagarjuna Infotech Ltd to serve as a consultant-cum-service provider for the Department of Municipal Administration, Government of Andhra Pradesh. In a ... More TEXTILE MACHINERY Powerloom body to become market-savvy THE Powerloom Development and Export Promotion Council (PDEXIL) will seek greater market access to products manufactured by the decentralised sector. The thrust will be on upgrading the product quality and branding of heritage textiles ... More SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY Microwave set to create waves in drug sector THE microwave, now a popular way to make or warm food, may soon power its way into areas such as drug discovery and targeting, polymer technology, waste treatment and ceramics, according to Dr Rajender S. Varma, Senior Scientist at the US ... More SOCIAL WELFARE
Help at hand for eldersBangalore is becoming a preferred destination after retirement for a growing number of elders. The break up of the joint family system and the emerging new life style have ushered in new needs and problems to senior ... More EVENTS Give us firm plans to act upon, Naidu tells CEOs WHILE reiterating the demand for an `open sky policy' and urging the Centre to encourage international carriers to link up with the country, the Chief Minister, Mr N. Chandrababu Naidu, on Monday said that the State Government would strive to ... More
Rs 138-cr orders at industrial trade fair
Tourism dept planning to tap diaspora for FDI
Propmart plans 26 property supermarkets EXPORTS & IMPORTS
Traditional items push export growth in H1TRADITIONAL export items like textiles, chemical and related products, engineering goods, gems and jewellery and ores and minerals which together constitute 72 per cent of the country's aggregate exports did exceedingly well during the first half ... More ECONOMIC OFFENCES Kelkar for scrapping seizure norm in black money drive Recommends penalty, prosecution It is stated that "as and when concealment is detected and established, it should suffer full penal consequences of interest, penalty and prosecution". The panel has also suggested that the scheme of rewarding officers engaged in search and seizure a ctivities be abolished. More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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Top Stories In Focus Inside China Stock scam unravelling Red signal for Chinese silk Petrol pump controversy Kelkar Report In Depth Gender Justice Simple Economics India Interior Consumer Notes Looking back Dec. 22-Dec. 28 SEBI eases pricing norms for PSU disinvestment 2-week average price criteria not applicable Dumping duty on raw silk imports recommended CEOs for phasing out tax exemptions Indian realtors train eyes on Gulf market A paradox of poverty and plenty Despite claims, RIDF is a flop When will we have e-democracy? Readymade garment H1 exports increase 11 pc Atomic minerals deposits found in AP coast Delhi Metro Rail gets green certification EU says no to `blood' roughs Plastic makers' move to rid Tirumala of waste Jalan optimistic about achieving 8 pc growth People-factor dominates liquor industry saga |
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