Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Monday, February 18, 2002
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Monday, February 18, 2002 |
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OPINION EDITORIAL A good sale IT MUST COME as a great relief to the Government that it has passed the strategic sale test in the case of Paradeep Phosphates. The sale has not raked in much money. It was not expected to. The sole bidder — the Zuari combine — will ... More ECONOMY Serve India's farm sector -- Plug into sustainable prosperity INDIA'S general economy is plugged into low and risky net incomes because the farm sector is plugged into high input prices. Farmers and processors are exposed to risks that could be eliminated, ameliorated or shifted away, but they have limited ... More
India wakes up -- Time to think `big' FOREIGN TRADE Jebel Ali Free Trade Zone -- Oasis of excellence in the desert ALL THINGS in Dubai are still very young. The institutions set up by the rulers encapsulate all the advantages of youth with none of the disadvantages. The institutions, and the organisations devised to run them, are charged with ambition, ... More MANAGEMENT BANKING An Irish brew and a wake-up call WONDERS never cease. People tend to forget that it was just a few years back that the transactions of a rogue trader, Nick Leeson, brought down the famous investment bank, Barings of London. He had indulged in speculative transactions involving ... More CORPORATE GOVERNANCE Competitiveness of a state States in India have long complained about their poor economic condition by blaming the Centre for not locating major projects within the state. What is important is for a state to look within and see if it has created the right conditions for enterp rise to flourish in the state. The state needs to listen to the economic players within — whether they may be commercial enterprises, educational institutions, or professional groups and alleviate their concerns. More PEOPLE Democracy in a coma STARTING this Republic Day, Indians have been allowed to fly the National Flag and, thus, express their patriotism and love for the motherland whenever they want. A momentous day for Indian democracy. Ironically though, it took several years of ... More LETTERS Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in |
Top Stories In Depth Inside Kashmir Guide to derivatives US-64 Looking back Feb. 10-Feb. 16 Delicensing dilemmas Export strategy 2002-07 -- Faltering ambitions, missing links ARCs: Answer to bank NPAs? All set for the UP battle V. Venkataswamy U/s |
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