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Friday, January 10, 2003
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Marketing tea
WITH SEVERAL NEW regulations, the Tea (Marketing) Control Order 2003 is a much tougher version of the TMCO 1984. If the intention 18 years ago was to compel producers to route the bulk of their output through the acknowledgedly transparent public ... More

ECONOMY


New competition regime — Better resources, and will, called for
Competition law and policy should complement and be complemented by other policies. This warrants not only clarity at the policy-making level but the provision of adequate resources to ensure its effectiveness. If the powers-that-be recognise and str engthen the link between competition policy and development, the new law can drive faster economic growth, points out Pradeep Mehta. More

TERRORISM


Are terrorists men or mutants?
WHO are these "terrorists" who so courageously gunned down three teenage girls and beheaded another in Kashmir? Are they men or are they mutants? I must assume they are not men. Admittedly, men, as opposed to women, can be a murderous bunch. ... More

COTTON


Cotton fibre testing — New indices, new challenges
INDIAN cottons are considered deficient in maturity/micronaire and fibre strength. Low micronaire, reflecting poor maturity, is a characteristic of many Indian cottons, partly because of genetic factors and also because of nutrient deficiencies ... More

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY


Bureaucratic scientists
INAUGURATING the 90th Indian Science Congress at Bangalore on January 3, the Prime Minister, Mr A.B. Vajpayee, unerringly put his finger on a disturbing trait exhibited by the scientific community in India which hitherto had been little talked ... More

GENDER


The worst kind of trauma
TWO recent media stories dealt with rape. Not only were they far, far apart in terms of distance — one was from California and the other from a village in Bihar — both the perpetrators and the victims in the two cases were at opposite ... More

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