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Tuesday, January 08, 2002 
Govt fixes Rs 800-cr networth for SCI bidders

The government has fixed a net worth criterion of Rs 800 crore for the bidders of Shipping Corporation of India. As per a decision of the Cabinet Committee on Disinvestment, the government will sell 51 per cent of its stake in SCI to a strategic partner.

Sebi to look into alleged ‘insider trading’ by RIL
  Mumbai-based Investor Grievances Forum has asked market regulator Securities & Exchange Board of India to probe whether Reliance Industries has indulged in insider trading and unfair trade practices while selling its 10.05 per cent stake in L&T to Grasim.
   
FM kicks off pre-budget meetings
Finance Minister Yashwant Sinha kicked off the pre-budget meetings on Monday by meeting the agriculturists and the representatives of the small scale industry.
Maruti Udyog ties up with 8 auto finance companies
In a cartel formation of sorts, Maruti Udyog Ltd has brought eight leading auto financiers under a single umbrella called Maruti Finance to offer a common interest rate to all its car customers instead of these finance firms undercutting each other.
A smart way to pick up rations under PDS recommended
The Tenth Plan Working Group on Public Distribution System and Food Security has recommended introduction of smart-card system in the form of a credit or debit card instead of the existing ration cards to eliminate the rampant corruption in the PDS.
Carmakers tap American nostalgia for new vehicles to cross over a weaker horizon
  With the threat of weaker sales on the horizon, US automakers recalled the happy days of the 1950s and 1960s on Sunday, tapping into the current wave of American nostalgia by unveiling modern versions of some of their most illustrious vehicles of the past.
Hyundai to explore SUV category
  Hyundai Motor India Ltd is exploring an opportunity to enter into the emerging sports utility vehicle segment of the domestic automobile market very soon.
Trai plans website for cellphone users
  Trai has decided to set up a website for the mobile consumers in collaboration with various consumer groups working in the telecom segment.
Malaysia Airlines plans to woo Indian tourists
  ‘‘ASIANS are the best tourists. They shop like mad, eat like mad and travel like mad,’’ says Abdul Kadir Bin Haji Sheikh Fadzir, Malaysian Minister for Tourism.
REC cuts lending rates by 100 bps across the board
  The Rural Electrification Corporation Ltd on Monday effected an across-the-board 100 basis points cut in its lending rates.
 
 
 
 
   
 
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