The Hindu Business Line : Friday, May 17, 2002

Giving up Maruti
WITH THE CENTRE approving the Maruti Udyog rights issue, followed by Suzuki underwriting the public offer of government stake, the saga of Government involvement in the automobile sector, that ... More

ECONOMY

India's economic and fiscal policy -- II: Reforms need a big and final push
For India to break free from the `developing-country- cannot-make-it-fast' syndrome and join the league of nations enjoying very high growth rates, what is needed is a `big and final push' to the reform programme. More

INTERNET

Internet trends
TO the users of Internet, it is absolutely impossible to think of life without it. Reams have been written and billions of bytes spewed out on its pervasive and powerful influence. Because of its addictive nature, netaholism has become more ... More

FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT

Monterrey Consensus: Chaff or grain?
THE final communiqué of the United Nations' Financing for Development Conference, held in Monterrey, Mexico, was adopted on March 22 by the heads of state and government who attended the conference. Commonly referred to as the Monterrey ... More

LETTERS

Industrial sloth

Excise evasion

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Guindy estate: Mirroring the decline of SSIs

ATM spree: Street-corner banking is here to stay

Plea to remove farm sector from WTO purview

Rly Ministry keen on viability

Urea policy approved: Net impact on industry at Rs 1,033 cr

No war — at least for now

Rediff revenues up 340 per cent: Net loss at $14.75 million

In Depth
Inside Kashmir

Guide to derivatives

US-64

Looking back
May. 5-May. 11
R. K. Talwar: A banker ahead of his times

Two nations, two agricultures

Gujarat tragedy: Pakistan, the beneficiary