Imports

Prabha Jagannathan NEW DELHI AUSTRALIA’S BHP Billiton’s bid to acquire Canada’s Potash Corp by may have serious implications for India, the world’s biggest patash importer. The deal could upset the two big existing potash price cartels worldwide and give way to aggressive pricing, pushing up India’s import bill.

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Maharashtra on Sunday banned the import of sugarcane from other states to tackle 30% surplus production of the crop. The decision was arrived at following a high-level meeting chaired by chief minister (CM) Ashok Chavan, which included deputy CM Chhagan Bhujbal, Nabard chairman Umesh Sarangi, cooperation minister Harshvardhan Patil and agriculture minister Balabaheb Thorat.

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NEW DELHI: India has opposed suggestion by some developed countries for more liberal trade in remanufactured goods or refurbished old products fearing it could harm the country’s domestic industry and also have environmental ramifications.

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Meeting held on applications of radiation on marine products

Tuticorin: Tuticorin is making big strides with hectic industrial activities and pioneering in power plant projects. The district has become the preferred destination for food processing industries thanks to the logistic support of Tuticorin Port in export and import.

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There is progressive improvement in uranium fuel position for operating indigenous Pressurised Heavy Water Reactors (PHWRs) with gradual increasing in production from indigenous uranium mills besides the imported fuel, department of Atomic Energy sources said.

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‘Restrictions Relating To Telecom Sector Not relevant For Power’ Rajeev Jayaswal NEW DELHI IN A major relief to domestic power companies importing Chinese equipment, a high-level committee has said that securityrelated restrictions for importing telecom equipment will not apply to the power sector.

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