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Tuesday, April 17, 2001


	FE EDITORIAL

	New teeth for the watchdog No short cuts here ON THE OTHER HAND: Bat, ball and stick Of transgressions and misdemeanours Take the sting out of lay-offs OFF THE CUFF: Yet another regulator?


	FE ANALYSES

	Karunakaran may just have the last laugh in Kerala India needs a clearer strategy on WTO farm talks PUBLIC AFFAIRS: The CEO is an organisation’s best public relations tool SPOTLIGHT: Now, get your money from abroad transferred in 10 minutes VIEWPOINT: Is the sale route better than the merger route?

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Centre wants farmers to form associations to fight dumping
THE government has advised the farmers and those associated with the farm sector to form associations to represent their grievances to the anti-dumping cell to fight against the dumping of agricultural products.

Bullion firm; oil prices down
Gold and silver prices ruled firm on the bullion market here on Monday as traders reported brisk speculative interest for both the precious metals following historical rise in dollar value against rupee, tight supplies and news of recovery in the global market, dealers said.

Restore duty-free sugar export quota, India tells EU
INDIA has asked the European Union to restore the country’s duty-free quota for sugar exports and to retain the same for basmati rice imports to the region.

Kerala growers opt for other crops as rubber prices dip
FACED with declining prices and surplus production, rubber planters in Kerala are shifting to other segments like banana, pineapple and tapioca cultivation in a big way. Another lucrative segment the rubber growers are now interested is bee-keeping.