Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Thursday, March 20, 2003
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY HEALTH Hepatitis B-DTP vaccine soon BANGALORE: Pune-headquartered Serum Institute of India (SII), the largest manufacturer of vaccines in the country, is in the process of conducting phase III clinical trials for a Hepatitis B-DTP (Diptheria, Tetanus and Pertussis) ... More INFRASTRUCTURE CII moots southern regional forum THE Confederation of Indian Industry has suggested the setting up of a southern regional forum on economic cooperation with infrastructure as the starting point. The initiative could be progressively expanded to cover all spheres of economic ... More
`TN should do more to attract investments'
Rs 18,000-crore master plan for Chennai: CM
BDA drive against encroachers reaps rich dividends
Little progress in IDFC-TN project
More room for Japanese investment in TN
`Infrastructure projects need better interest rate regime'
Infrastructure Projects: `Grossly underinsured' PETROLEUM Oil cos have petro stocks for 2 months THE country will not face any shortage of petroleum products for at least two months, in case international crude and product supplies are affected by US attacks on Iraq. According to refiners, public and private sector oil companies have ... More POWER TNERC ignored our pleas: Plantation sector HIT as it is by the adverse impact of globalisation, the latest revision in power tariff notified by the Tamil Nadu Electricity Regulatory Commission (TNERC) has come as the last straw for the plantation sector. The industry, which is fighting ... More
Purulia pumped storage project awaits PIB nod — NHPC, WBSEB to hold equity STEEL Steel firms bullish on war prospects DOMESTIC steel manufacturers are quite bullish on the Iraq war, though none are ready to go on record. While most of the big companies are unwilling to even talk about the war that's looming large over Iraq and may start any moment now, the ... More TAXATION TN banking on industry to make up VAT losses THE Tamil Nadu Chief Minister, Ms J. Jayalalithaa, on Wednesday hoped that the manufacturing sector in the State would go in boldly with new investments and help the State offset the revenue loss it would suffer on account of switching over to ... More
VAT's in store for car buyers? SSI KVIC ties up with Nisiet THE Khadi & Village Industries Commission (KVIC) is all set to benefit from a number of scientific institutions in its efforts towards rural industrialisation and also in value addition to its products, thanks to the arrangement it entered into ... More LIFESTYLE 
BonfireA group of people, in a festive mood, burning old things in Hyderabad on Tuesday night. Setting fire to old things is a part of the Holi celebration, called `Holi ka Dahan', which takes place during the night before Holi. The event is to mark ... More EDUCATION Top B-schools join hands for placements FOR the first time, the three leading IIMs of Ahmedabad, Calcutta and Bangalore have joined hands to finalise a placement fixture to get rid of the ``fish market sort of situation'' and offer a better deal both to employers and the ... More
Bangalore professional colleges filling up seats — State urged to enact Bill to streamline admission READYMADE GARMENTS Small-time fashion designers seek sops under VAT regime FASHION designers are an unhappy lot. Come April 1, 2003, the small-scale industries (SSI) exemption on readymade garments and a host of fabrics will stand withdrawn and all the units hitherto enjoying excise duty exemption will have to come ... More GLASS 
A touch of glassBhopal crockery and glassware on show at an exhibition at Kanaka Damodhar Auditorium in Kochi. The show will end on March 31. |