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SPECIAL
Top companies gun for ISB graduates
Even as the elite Indian B-schools feel the heat of global meltdown and recruitment freeze, ISB students are flooded with lucrative placement offers.
Toll-free service for IT jobs launched
TVA Infotech's toll-free number (1600-444-929) is the first of its kind service. Oracle, Microsoft, Wipro, Talisma have already signed up as its clients.
Why some Indian states have grown faster than the others?
Jeffrey D Sachs, Nirupam Bajpai and Ananthi Ramiah study why Kerala's economic performance has been mediocre, while Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh have shown relatively faster growth.
DAILY TECHNICALS
Trading strategy for April 15, 2002
Sensex, Zee Tele, Infosys, Aftek Info, Rolta… check out what you can do on Monday.
INTERVIEW
'Indian tourism might pick up from October'
The Pacific-Asia Travel Association meet in New Delhi from April 14 will help India showcase its bounties and give a boost to the industry, feels V K Duggal, Director General of Department of Tourism.
'It's a Budget of missed opportunity'
While Sinha did pay some attention to agriculture and the reforms process, more radical measures were necessary, says Dr M S Swaminathan an eminent agriculture scientist.
COLUMN
Institutional loans and Naidu's gameplan
'The Andhra Pradesh chief minister planned to give a thrust to the development process in his state by leveraging his personal equation with the World Bank, but certain things did not quite work out,' says R C Murthy.
Manu Chhabria: a fierce fighter till the end
'For all the trappings of wealth - his Swiss chalet, the fleet of Mercedes cars, and the Armani suits - at the core he remained the same old street-fighter,' says Sucheta Dalal.
Infrastructure issues and the information gap
'Should we allow infrastructure projects to be scuttled due to an absence of information leading to ill-considered protests?' asks Sucheta Dalal.
STOCK TALK
'We need fresh new buyers'
'IOC and GAIL bidding for HPCL and BPCL is a dampener. IT-enabled stocks is the one exciting story,' says Ramesh Shrichand Damani.
TUTORIAL
All you wanted to know about APM dismantling
Would the price of petrol, diesel, LPG, kerosene shoot up? Or will these be cheaper? Check out......
So what is the Exim Policy all about?
What role does the Exim Policy play alongside the Union Budget? How relevant is it? Read on…
THE BUDGET & GOVT POLICIES
Union Budget 2002-2003: Complete Coverage
Exim Policy 2002-03: Complete coverage
Economic Survey 2001-02: Complete coverage
Rail Budget 2002-03: Complete coverage
The Credit Policy: Complete coverage
FEATURE
Electronic cheque transfer may soon be a reality
Cheques could now be transferred electronically, with the computer reading handwritten cheques at high speeds and accuracy.
SLIDE SHOW
Sinha's Budget 'disappoints' India Inc
2001: THE YEAR THAT WAS..
What the year 2001 was like for India Inc
Marred by the stocks scam and Sept 11 terrorist attacks, economic reforms took a backseat in 2001 making prospects of recovery more difficult...
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In Focus
The UTI Crisis
Capital Market Crisis
Options Guide
Interview
Dr M S Swaminathan on the Union Budget
Sami Zoghbi on Indian tourism
Cyrus Nallaseth on US immigration
More interviews
Columns
- Sucheta Dalal on
Star-NDTV to part ways?
- R C Murthy on
the Budget 2002-03
Special
- Job freeze hits
IIM graduates too
- 'How we built Infosys
from scratch'
- IT industry woes
- Firms withdraw job
offers; students panic
- Berkshire weekend
- K V Kamath and ICICI
- The Simputer!
- Salary hikes slashed
- Impact of WTO
- Kerala tourism
- Oil sector boils over
- IIM placements
- More...Tutorials
- Union Budget
- Exim Policy
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