THE Swadeshi Science Movement (SCM) has decided to conduct a workshop here on ‘Offshore sand mining; the pros and cons’ in the backdrop of widespread concern over sea sand mining, a proposal for which came up during the recently concluded Global Investors Meet in Kochi, and its likely impact on the fragile marine ecology.

The workshop, slated for Wednesday, will have wide-ranging discussions on the subject, according to Dr C.S.P. Iyer, Programme Director, and Dr C. Suresh Kumar, Secretary, SCM. The importance of systematic scientific studies in this area cannot be overemphasised, they added.

The focal theme has been selected in the light of this context, which would help in formulating guidelines for scientific studies on offshore sand mining and eventually serve as valuable input into a prospective National Policy on Coastal and Open Ocean Resource Management.

The workshop will be an opportunity for interaction between researchers and beneficiaries in the field. It has already secured the participation of leading scientists and experts from research institutes such as the National Institute of Oceanography, the Geological Survey of India, the Cochin University of Science and Technology, the Central Institute of Fisheries technology, the Centre for Earth Sciences Studies, the Regional Research Laboratory, the Botanical Survey of India, Indian Rare Earths and the Kerala Metals and Minerals, according to Dr Suresh Kumar.

The Institute of Management Education in association with the Society for Consumers and Investors’ Protection organised a National Seminar on ‘Concept paper on Company Law’ recently in the Capital, said a press release. On the occasion, Minister of State for Company Affairs, P C Gupta, while delivering his inaugural address emphasised the fact that regulatory loopholes must be plugged in order to ensure the interests of the small investors and the general public, as well as the companies. He informed the participants that for this purpose, a high-powered committee had been set up under the chairmanship of J J Irani of Tata Group.

Bangalore image of the brand can be a drubbing in Bangalore. But aapnu Amdavad, praised the global branding of the world there are many brands woke up, is in a glittering new arena mark.

Years after the “Manchester of the East” is mitigated day, the last Mega City is a brand new look. It is professional - a film by 15 minutes from the city collection taste jingles on radio and ‘I love Ahmedabad “goods Road Shows - height of the city for investors.

A pioneer of this initiative, the Ahmedabad Management Association (AMA), with other institutions in Chipping

During a National Institute of Design (NID), the student has already “Amdavad Amaru” logo, a team from the Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad (IIM-A), under the direction of Prof. N Ravichandran, creates the document strategy for brand building movement, AMA president said Rajiv Vastupal TOI.

Thirty years after a Revolution”grün”drehte the plains around this city in India basket of bread, a group of government officials ambitious, expensive and local councillors High-Tech entrepreneur tries something almost as ambitious transformation of these sleepy farm country in the capital ‘Technology Centre of northern India .”” Chandigarh,”glossy brochures explain that potential investors,”the city with his head.”Chandigarh was designed and built by the Swiss-modernist Le Corbusier, born in 1950 - replacing the former capital of Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan, was absorbed by partition. Now

There is no end in sight for this year, the parade of megamergers.

In less than 100 hours will begin on Friday, nearly $ 110 billion in buying seals were treated in the world’s richest in the gas, copper, water at the mouth of steel , linking investors and entrepreneurs from India, Canada, Luxembourg and the United States

This can be seen - also the continuation of Arcelor SA, Mittal Steel Co., Phelps Dodge Corp. for both Inco Ltd. and Falconbridge Ltd. and Johnson & Johnson, for the consumer brands division of Pfizer Inc. — provided that the documents proving mark in 2006, in his rhythm …

Destination Uttar Pradesh, 2005, a two-day interactive conference concluded
in New Delhi January 13. The conference was organized by the Uttar Pradesh
Development Council in partnership with the Birla Institute of Management
Technology and Research & Development Initiative, a Delhi-based management
consultancy organization.

The conference was aimed at attracting the attention of investors in India
and abroad towards the transformation in Uttar Pradesh. The conference was
inaugurated by Chief Minister Mulayam Singh Yadav.

Aditya Birla Group Chairman Kumaramangalam Birla delivered the keynote
address on the conference’s theme ‘Resurging Uttar Pradesh: Emerging

NEW DELHI: A two-day conference called “Destination Uttar Pradesh 2005,” is aimed at investors, which will be held on Thursday. The conference was organised by the BIS Development Council and the Birla Institute of Management Technology.

More than 20 NRIs, venture capitalists and India, more than 100 companies and large enterprises attended the conclave.

Political leadership and the state bureaucracy has invited investors to invest in the country. The chairman of the Aditya Birla group, Kumar Mangalam Birla, has assured investors that the State as well as any other destination and outlined plans for investment in the country.

CM Mulayam Singh Yadav, guarantees for potential investors, the street blocked for investment were abolished. NRIs debut, the government welcomed the effort. Thursday, delegates were approximately Noida and Greater Noida, to improve infrastructure. At a press conference, Amar Singh, chairman of the UPDC, urged investors not to fool if the negative publicity that the State.

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