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RBI sees GDP to grow by 6 p.c.
NEW DELHI, APRIL 21. The Reserve Bank of India today expressed confidence that the economy would grow by 6 per cent this fiscal as compared to 4.4 per cent estimated for 2002-03, while inflation would slide to 5-5.5 per cent. "The GDP growth of ...
Crisil forecasts 6.4 p.c.
CHENNAI, APRIL 21. Rating agency Credit Rating and Information Services of India (Crisil) has predicated a GDP (gross domestic product) growth of 6.4 per cent during 2003-04. The forecast is higher than this year's advance estimate of 4.4 per ...
DPC: Indian lenders explore options
MUMBAI, APRIL 21. Indian lenders of the $3 billion Dabhol Power Company today discussed various options, including seeking a stay on the international arbitration proceedings initiated by the foreign lenders in London. "We are exploring various ...
Select shares move up on BSE
MUMBAI, APRIL 21. Select IT and PSE stocks stole the limelight and the Sensex ended in the positive territory in an otherwise restricted activity on the Bombay Stock Exchange here today on fresh purchases by institutional investors. Foreign ...
Rupee ends lower
MUMBAI, APRIL 21. The rupee ended a notch lower against the U.S. currency today in an extremely quiet and range-bound trading at the interbank foreign exchange market, with State-run banks mopping up the excess dollars accumulated over the long ...
LOOKING AHEAD
Talking about starvation will not suffice
Two years ago, when the country was reeling under the burden of a 60 million tonne stock of foodgrains, we were shocked by the news that people were continuing to die of starvation in Orissa. The Orissa Government came under a storm of criticism ...
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