Central Excise Day will be celebrated here on Thursday. The Calicut Commissionerate premises of the organisation is the venue.

The commissionerate collected Rs. 300 crores up to January 2005 in the financial year 2004-05. According to a press release, the customs revenue showed an increase of 225 per cent, while service tax revenue went up by 35 per cent. The central-excise revenue maintained the tempo of last year.

The commissionerate, with jurisdiction over seven districts from Thrissur to Kasaragod in the State, Mahe of Pondicherry and Lakshadweep, contributed Rs 250.77 crores in central excise and Rs. 71.66 crores in service tax to the exchequer in 2003-04.

The release said this was an achievement, considering that tariff rates were reduced for cotton yarn and steel products. Also a few units, such as Hindustan Coca-Cola, were closed down.

Kochi, March 8 (PTI) Marking school, the largest training center in the field of communication and Naval Electronic Warfare “by the Indian Navy celebrated its 49th anniversary.

The property provides communication professionals, officers of the Indian Navy, Coast Guard, customs and port authorities, a Marine said here.

A certified ISO, and associated with the school Cochin University of Science and Technology (CUSAT) as a “Centre of Defence and Communications Electronic Warfare,” the signal of the school does not have the quality of training and technology Management latest technological developments in the field of De Communications and Public Electronic warefare, he said.

The institution provides about 24 officers and 28 times a year in sailing. In addition to the Indian Navy and Coast Guard personnel from school for officers and men, trains from abroad and sea snails friendly.

Vice Admiral Jagjit Singh Bedi, indicator Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Southern Naval Command, Communication Specialist, free of the school magazine “call sign,” said sharing.

Kochi, March 8 (PTI) Signalling School, the main training centre in the field of communication and Naval Electronic Warfare “by the Indian Navy celebrated its 49th Anniversary.

The property offers communication professionals, officers of the Indian Navy, Coast Guard, customs and port authorities, a Navy said here.

An ISO certified and the school affiliated Cochin University of Science and Technology (CUSAT) as a “Centre of Defence and Communications Electronic Warfare,” the signal of the school has not given the quality of training and technology Management latest technological advances in the field of communication and of the Electronic warefare, he said.

The institution offers approximately 24 officers and 28 times a year during sailing. In addition to the Indian Navy and Coast Guard personnel from that school officers and crew, trains from abroad and marine friendly.

Vice Admiral Jagjit Singh Bedi, indicator Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Southern Naval Command, Communication Specialist, freed from the school magazine “call sign,” said sharing.