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BHEL plans expansion as profits rise
NEW DELHI, APRIL1.The Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited today announced a 52 per cent rise in net profit to Rs. 1,002 crores in 2004-05 from Rs. 658 crores in the previous fiscal along with a 21 per cent rise in turnover. For the first time, the ...

SAIL sets new records
NEW DELHI, APRIL 1.Maintaining its capacity utilisation of salable steel production at 104 per cent, the Steel Authority of India Limited (SAIL) has ended 2004-05 with a record performance in production and sales. Despite the fact that the coking ...

Kochi terminal handed over to Dubai Ports International
KOCHI, APRIL 1. India Gateway Terminal Private Limited (IGTPL), part of Dubai Ports International (DPI), formally took over the Rajiv Gandhi Container Terminal (RGCT) from the Cochin Port Trust (CoPT) on Friday, marking the first phase of the ...

Dishnet to launch WiMax services
BANGALORE, APRIL 1. Dishnet, the Chennai-based Internet service provider, is just 60 days away from launching wide area broadband wireless Net access across eight metros, making it the first mover in WiMax technology, the next ramp-up from ...

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Voltas to set up new plant

Appointed part-time Chairman

ONGC resumes drilling in Bengal offshore

Travel agents to suspend sale of Air India tickets

SIMA plans cotton contract farming

Tata Steel follows suit

Steel producers hike prices

PFC loan for Nagarjuna's Udupi thermal project

Hectic buying lifts Sensex by 112 points

Urbanites spend 84 p.c. more than rural consumers

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CompTex to focus on sustainable global competitiveness

TNPL exports up 37 p.c.

Alstom bags order from NHPC

Goa Carbon to merge Paradeep Carbon

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