Page 46 - SME

FIEO, ebay, PayPal to hold workshop for SMEs

The objective of the workshop is to give an opportunity to exporters to understand the exciting new sales channel of exports via e-commerce

Uttarakhand drug company to sell ayurvedic products in open market

Now we have the wherewithal to expand: M V Praveen

Interview with MD, Morf India Ltd

Panel suggests measures to boost falling MSME exports

Also recommends an increase in capital investment limits for the purpose of defining micro, small and medium enterprises

MSMEs show the way in a sluggish economy

Rubber processors bruised by rupee slide

According to industry data, demand for natural rubber is higher than production, and therefore prices remain tight bs photo

SMEs hope to reap big gains from CII tourism festival

'Supplies to EOUs or projects through bidding qualify for duty drawback'

Excise duty has to be paid by manufacturers on moveable and marketable goods manufactured in India (other than SEZs), that are mentioned in the Central Excise Tariff

Punjab SMEs oppose e-TRIP system

Indian toy industry hit hard by imports, says study

Toy manufacturers decimated as imports from China flood the market

Business at a standstill in Garhwal, 8 weeks on

Transport operators are not getting any business since the devastation occurred in June

Punjab to have tech institute to assist MSMEs

The facility is going to be a boon for hand tool makers of Punjab, as the product quality of this plant is of international standard

Designing buildings with a soul is this architect's passion

Namita Singh believes the design must blend with the local climate, topography and availability of raw material

Tool rooms to revive SMEs in Haryana

A tool room provides tools, moulds and dies, which play an importatant role in several sectors of manufacturing

Low IPR awareness costing Indian SMEs heavily

All states in India now have patent facilitation centres and SMEs need to consult them to find out how they can benefit from them

Tuticorin salt industry done in by high costs

The state government is taking back 1,500 acres of land used for salt farming

'Providers of services to clients abroad must pay service tax'

Supplies to World Bank-funded projects are eligible for deemed export benefits if the supply is against international competitive bidding

Textile processors hike charges by 10-15%

The hike in processing charges may be reflected in the price of cloth, resulting in an increase of almost Rs 1.5-2 per metre

Global competition key issue for Indian SMEs, says study

Economic uncertainty and shifting customer expectations are distant second and third concerns

She schools children in the 'Kriyative' way of learning

The 'Kriya' way of learning focuses on values, attitude and behaviour