Expert
committee to review Mahanagar Gas pricing policy
New Delhi: The Ministry of Petroleum and Natural
Gas has set up an expert committee under the joint secretary
Ministry of Petroleum Vijay Raghavan to review the pricing
of gas supplied to the consumers by Mahanagar Gas Ltd.
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ONGC
may give govt Rs 10,000-cr special div
New Delhi: In a move reminiscent of the interim
dividend announced by VSNL last year which made the government
richer by Rs 2,250 crore, ONGC is now poised to fork out
an even bigger amount by announcing a special dividend.
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Alliance
Capital may shut shop
Mumbai: Alliance Capital Management is said to
to be evalutuing its business in key emerging markets
in India.
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Maharashtra
taps Gujarat on inter-state transport
Mumbai: The government of Maharashtra has initiated
a dialogue with the Gujarat government to explore the
potential for inter-state passenger and cargo transport
between Mumbai-Surat-Bhavnagar through the sea coast.
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New
models, variants drive up passenger car sales 7% in January-October
Bangalore: The entry of new cars and more variants
appears to have pepped up the passenger car market, making
it grow by 7% in the January-October period over the corresponding
period last year. While the compact car segment led by
the likes of Hyundai Santro and Tata Indica have shown
a 14% growth, the mid-size cars are sticking to a single
digit rise.
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Novell
to beef up product profile, to acquire IT company
Mumbai: US networking software major Novell is
planning to acquire a product or application software
company in India. The areas identified by the company
are banking applications, identity application management,
CRM practices and component developers in the Web services
area.
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Birla
Home looks at institutions to expand portfolio
Ahmedabad: Increasing competition in housing finance
sector has forced Birla Home Finance to foray into financing
of non-housing segments in the construction industry for
expanding its loan portfolio.
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S&N
(I) to invest Rs 390 cr in UB arm, McDowell
Ahmedabad: The European brewer Scottish and Newcastle
(S&N) is planning to invest Rs 390 crore in the form
of equity shares and preference shares in UB group's UB
Beer and McDowell Alcobev.
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Fortis
to set up second specialty unit at Noida
New Delhi: Delhi-based Fortis Healthcare has finalised
an agreement to set up its second super speciality hospital
which will be located at Noida and will specialise in
neurology, orthopaedics and gastro-enterology.
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Kinetic
group hits southern avenue in H1
Pune: Kinetic group companies, Kinetic Engineering
(KEL) and Kinetic Motor Company (KMCL), recorded net losses
during the first half of the current fiscal. While KEL
had losses in both quarters, KMCL improved its performance
in the second quarter by coming back into the black, despite
a first quarter
loss.
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Invensys
to develop India into R&D hub
Hyderabad: The $11bn IT major, Invensys, is developing
India into one of its major R&D centres in the world.
One of the manufacturing sector's biggest software makers,
Invensys will now offer product development as well as
technical support service from the Hyderabad development
centre of its subsidiary, Baan.
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Kala
Jyothi to invest Rs 20 cr
Hyderabad: Kala Jyothi Process Ltd, the city-based
printing solutions provider, has embarked on an expansion-cum
diversification process with an outlay of Rs 20 crore.
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Apollo
unveils new range of tyres
New Delhi: Apollo Tyres Ltd (ATL), the Rs 1,700-crore
tyre company, on Monday launched its new range of tyres
across various segments. The new products are targeted
at opening up newer customer segments for the company.
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Tata
Robbins unit bags Birla Copper jetty crane deal
Kolkata: The port & yard equipment division
of Tata Robbins Fraser Ltd (TRF) has secured the order
for supplying a large capacity slewing unloader crane
for Birla Copper's jetty at Dahej (Gujarat) in the face
of stiff international competition.
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Orchid
flagship product clears US FDA audit
Chennai: Orchid Chemicals & Pharmaceuticals
Ltd has said that its flagship product, Cephalexin, which
is manufactured in its Alathur bulk drug facility, has
gone through the US FDA audit successfully.
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3,000
Telcon excavators delivered
Hyderbad: Telcon, a Tata-Hitachi Joint Venture
manufacturing earth moving and construction equipment
has reached a milestone of delivering 3,000 mini excavators,
a good number of them in Andhra Pradesh.
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HC
bars Indya.com's online info services
Mumbai: The Bombay High Court has restrained STAR
Group's Indya.com from providing information-related services
and yellow pages on the Internet following a petition
from the Pune-based yellow pages publisher Indiacom Ltd,
formerly known as Sesa Yellow Pages.
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MICO
to buy Philips units
Bangalore: Motor Industries Co Ltd (MICO) yesterday
announced that it has decided to purchase the business
communication products and closed circuit television (CCTV)
products from Philips India Ltd, a subsidiary of Koninklijke
Philips Electronics N.V.,Netherlands, for a consideration
of Rs 4 crore.
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J.L.
Morison to bring in more healthcare
products
Kolkata: Personal care and healthcare products
major J.L. Morison (India) Ltd has targeted a turnover
of Rs 80 crore in the current fiscal, up from Rs 60 crore
recorded in 2001-2002.
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Hero
Honda's `Ambition' exceeds target
New Delhi: Hero Honda Motors Ltd, India's largest
two-wheeler maker, has said that it has sold 10,000 units
of its latest bike, Ambition, surpassing internal projections.
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Tata
Engg sales up 34.6% in Oct
Mumbai: Tata Engineering yesterday reported a 34.6
per cent rise in the total number of vehicles it sold
in October 2002, to 18,837 units, as against 13,996 units
in the previous corresponding period.
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