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Saturday, February 11
Much scope for flexibility on labour reform: Montek
by
anshul
on Sat 11 Feb 2006 04:51 PM IST
Trying to sell the government’s reform agenda to Left leaders while addressing Left concerns on labour reforms, Planning Commission Deputy Chairman Montek Singh Ahluwalia today said that short of a hire. Click the following link http://ww4.6URL.com/0FAF to read the complete article.
GM to enhance capacity in India to 85,000 units
by
anshul
on Sat 11 Feb 2006 04:47 PM IST
General Motors (GM) India would enhance the capacity of its manufacturing plant in Vadodara, Gujarat from 65,000 to 85,000 units to meet the increasing demands, a top company official said . Click the following link http://ww4.6URL.com/0FAE to read the complete article.
Tatas want to upgrade Bofors guns
by
anshul
on Sat 11 Feb 2006 04:21 PM IST
The government has for the first time invited an Indian company and at least two more foreign firms to upgrade the army's entire complement of over 360 Bofors artillery guns for $400 million. Click the following link http://ww4.6URL.com/0FAC to read the complete article.
Citigroup to scale up Indian biz.
by
anshul
on Sat 11 Feb 2006 12:32 PM IST
MUMBAI: The world’s largest consumer banking conglomerate Citigroup will invest more than half a billion dollars this year to grow its Indian business. Click the following link http://ww4.6URL.com/0F9I to read the complete article.
Govt to appoint ‘agency’ to track staff pension data.
by
anshul
on Sat 11 Feb 2006 12:20 PM IST
NEW DELHI: Pension sector reforms are on. The government will soon float tenders to appoint a company to interface with government employees under the new pension system to handle their monthly contributions and maintain their investment and payout records. Click the following link http://ww4.6URL.com/0F9D to read the complete article.
Power, fertiliser cos' gas bill likely to deflate.
by
anshul
on Sat 11 Feb 2006 12:18 PM IST
NEW DELHI: Gas consumers in the power and fertiliser sectors can now look forward to a huge cut in their fuel bills. The government is planning to slash levies on gas, including LNG, to 4% by moving natural gas to the “declared goods category.” This will reduce the price of gas by almost 8%, which will bring down power tariffs. Click the following link http://ww4.6URL.com/0F9B to read the complete article.
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