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Huge damage to crops in U'khand

In Himachal Pradesh, huge damage to the Kinnauri apple has been reported

Ministerial group mulls help for garment exporters

Proposals include flexibility in greater labour laws

Govt to offer surplus wheat in Punjab, Haryana for sale

1.86 million wheat lying in unscientific storage in Punjab, Haryana

The septuagenarian who has no plans to retire

At an age when most entrepreneurs have long retired to enjoy the fruit of their past labours, Sagar dreams of achieving new milestones

Haryana to roll out food security scheme

To launch the programme on Rajiv Gandhi's birth anniversary

Maize prices up despite higher sowing

Sowing and crop are expected to go up by 3-5% this kharif season

Scotland scouts for Indian entrepreneurs

Says creating synergies with Indian entrepreneurs in software, pharmaceutical, bio-technology and food processing can help to spur the employment generation in Scotland

Small textile exporters squeezed between costs and buyers bargain

Price rise of cotton in the past two weeks has made operations for the small and medium-scele players unviable

NCR expansion to spur infra investments in Haryana

Escalating land costs dissuaded quite a few from investing in NCR as land was scarce and cost unviable

CII to start new scheme to boost MSME share in GDP

The initiative would trigger a holistic approach to the development of MSMEs, and go beyond manufacturing

We want to invest Rs 750 crore in the cluster development initiative: Satyaprakash T L

Interview with Director and Special Secretary, Industries, Govt of Haryana

Punjab's SMEs suffer on weak rupee

The weakening of the rupee has resulted in higher rupee realisations for exporters, but it might also turn into a disadvantage

Major cancellations hit small hotels in Uttarakhand, Himachal

Those in the pilgrimage circuit have a narrow window for business, and may find it tough to survive

CII to roll out initiative for MSMEs in Bangalore

The initiative is for taking small firms to the next level by introducing state-of-the-art technology, market linkages and manpower planning

Untimely heavy rains might affect paddy crop in North India

The availability of inputs is imperative: Trilochan Mohapatra

Interview with Director, Central Rice Research Institute

Starch industry worried over damaged maize crop in Bihar

Punjab SMEs pin hopes on new industrial policy

Only new enterprises eligible to avail of the incentives and concessions

Realty Bill sparks jitters

Developers leery about right implementation of the proposed law

Punjab rice mills in the red as milling season stretches

A severe space crunch for storage agencies in the state is making matters worse