The Hindu Business Line : Wednesday, April 02, 2008

EDITORIAL
Inflation buster
The slew of measures will help calm frayed tempers as food accounts for 45-55 per cent of Indian household expenditure. More

AGRICULTURE
‘Agri-business will have to rise to global challenges’
The linkage between food security and global warming and its particular relevance to the spice business More

INFRASTRUCTURE
London Gatwick and Chennai — The tale of two airports
From the beginning of this century, Indian aviation has been projected to be shining. But the clear skies are often clouded with the darkness of inefficiency and corruption. Maybe, Indian aviation should learn from Albert Einstein’s famous ... More

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
Relief in asteroids
Why cannot a wayward asteroid hit planet earth and end all our miseries? There would be no stock market gyrations, thus no resultant impoverishment of investors; no farmer suicides, so not Budget largesse for them; no US imperialism to contend ... More

RURAL DEVELOPMENT
Empowering urban local bodies to provide better facilities
With 30 per cent of the country’s population living in India’s 5,161 cities and towns, the plight of this segment, in general, and the problems plaguing them, in particular, ranging from provision of normal civic amenities to making ... More

SECURITISATION
Securities Markets — Regulation lessons for India
Learning the right lessons from the current financial crisis in the US can work wonders for the infant securities market in India, says PRACHI MANEKAR. More

LETTERS

Rational economics

Corporate taxes

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