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Economic reforms on top of govt agenda

  •  Major divestments by end 2001: Govt official
  •  Oppn attacks govt on Balco in Rajya Sabha
  •  Balco workers' interest will be protected: Shourie
  •  Sinha mum on lowering retirement age
  •  ONGC top profit earner PSE
  •  Sinha to go ahead with divestment
  • Union budget unlikely to set privatisation target
  • BALCO sale to spur future privatisations
  • Bidding for 40% Air-India pie closes on Friday
  • Government unlikely to hike edible oil duties
  • Amendment in CPA in budget session
  • Government plans bill to stop unfair imports
  • Piecemeal tax reform seen in national budget
  • RBI cuts Bank Rate, CRR by 0.5 per cent
  • RBI disallows foreign funds in print media
  • Govt to draw plans for power reforms in states
  • Likely fall in govt borrowing to boost economy
  • Government plans bill to protect industry, agriculture
  • Rana expresses concern over drop in textiles exports
  • Sinha declines comment on savings rate talk
  • Rationalise rail freight on coal: Coal ministry
  • Power ministry urges reforms
  • Industrial growth slumps to 5.7% in first 9 months
  • NCAER marginally ups GDP estimate to 6.2%
  • Government invites bids to sell 25 per cent of VSNL
  • Removal of QRs not to hit farming: President
  • 'India needs 9% growth over the next decade'
  • Govt keen to woo foreign airlines to new ports of call
  • Government to scrap utilities' rate of return cap
  • New pharma policy soon, to cut price controls
  • Govt mulls 100% FDI in pharma R&D
  • Oil ministry aims for import duty cuts
  • Govt clears 33 PSUs for divestment
  • Sino-Indian trade hits all-time high in 2000
  • Government to get premium for Maruti share rights
  • 'India among best investment destinations'
  • FIs refuse to buy govt stake in MUL
  • Govt to consult Suzuki on divesting Maruti share
  • Govt plans revival of three weak banks
  • Nine ITDC hotels up for sale
  • Govt's A-I, IA sell-off plan could be upset
  • Goa aims to de-privatise power, cut losses
  • 'Govt must review administered interest rates'
  • Govt to mull various options for Maruti divestment
  • Govt must allow Net voice telephony, says EAC
  • MUL divestment not to be discussed on Tuesday
  • PSU firms rally ahead of divestment meet
  • India plans to sell 50% Maruti stake to FIs
  • India to invite bids for Balco next week
 

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