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Tuesday, November 06, 2001 
Imported vegoils firm up on fears of tariff value revision
  Prices of imported vegoils have begun rising since the past couple of days on fears of yet another revision in tariff values. Just a fortnight ago, the tariff values for palm oils were slashed by around $50-65 per tn.
Agri sector’s share in GDP declines while others grow
  Despite ten consecutive favourable monsoons, there has been a sharp deceleration in the contribution of agriculture to the Gross Domestic Product at constant prices during the last two years while services, internal trade and insurance and real estate continue to show high growth rates ranging from eight per cent to 10 per cent.
   
Promoters stake down 5% to 42.58% in Dalmia Cement
  Promoters of Dalmia Cement have offloaded about five per cent of their stake to bring it down to 42.58 per cent over the last six months.
US pounds Taliban; anthrax turns up at Pentagon
  The United States aircrafts maintained their relentless assault on Afghanistan’s ruling Taliban on Monday as traces of anthrax showed up at the Pentagon, one of the targets of the September 11 hijack attacks on the US that plunged the world into crisis.
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MSEB justifies rescinding PPA to panel
GoM meet tomorrow may decide on IPCL sale
BEST buses go off roads; staff threaten indefinite stir
 
   
 
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