The Hindu Business Line : Thursday, November 07, 2002

Kudremukh lessons
THE RECENT SUPREME Court order on mining by Kudremukh Iron Ore Company Ltd may be seen by the company as an act of judicial activism. The green lobby may see it as its victory. A third view may be that, perhaps, the apex court has tried to strike ... More

ECONOMY

Globalisation for greater good
Enlightened policies that raise the sights of a people, beyond their immediate losses to a greater gain for all, are instigated only with leadership of vision and courage. With such leadership, India's financial system can secure for the people of In dia a globalisation that means the greater good, not the good of the great. More

ACCOUNTANCY

Why not a compliance audit?
A critical evaluation of the concept of the statutory cost audit for the changed times More

Operation mop-up
EVEN as the US President, Mr George Bush, is girding to do to Iraqis what some of his cronies in corporate boardrooms did to investors, institutions other than the White House are continuing to mop up the floor after the carnage triggered by ... More

Knockout gas
WHENEVER there is a prolonged hostage crisis, people talk about the Stockholm syndrome — the emotional attachment between captive and captor that develops when the captive cannot escape, is isolated and threatened with death, but is shown ... More

EXPORTS & IMPORTS

Are exporters really pampered?
The Kelkar panel wants export promotion schemes rationalised to four, but this does not mean that exporters are enjoying a slew of benefits. According to P. P. Prabhu, most of the schemes are to offset some disadvantage and keep Indian produc ts competitive in the international markets. More

LETTERS

Taxing incentives

Kelkar panel recommendations

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