Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Friday, August 16, 2002
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Friday, August 16, 2002 |
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OPINION EDITORIAL Simply surrogate BE WHAT YOU want to be, taking things the way they come... goes that famous Bacardi white rum jingle which helped the company's eponymous brand make great strides in the Indian market, and gave it a high profile. So much for the power of ... More AGRICULTURE Agri-business: Not India's business A WHILE ago, the US Ambassador to India, Mr Robert D. Blackwill, suggested that to put US-India trade in agriculture on "an even keel", all tariff and non-tariff barriers on agricultural trade be dismantled in India and American products allowed ... More ECONOMY 
Rule-based system — Willing a winning nationThe majestic flag atop the mast should remind us that India, its people and its civilisation have existed for many millennia though the nation is only 55 years old. But we should ask if our rule-based system has come to terms with the principles of g lobal competition and if it enables people to hoist themselves to their full potential, says G. Ramachandran. More POLITICS Anguish of a former President IT was sad to watch Mr K. R. Narayanan, admitting to the interviewer from the STAR TV that he often felt distressed, as President, at finding himself helpless in the face of happenings that went against his conscience or conviction, and never ... More LIFESTYLE Much in a surname too WHEN England's King George V changed his German family name to the English Windsor on the eve of the First World War, his cousin, Kaiser William III of Germany, sneered that he would go to the theatre to watch The Merry Wives of ... More EDUCATION What the IIMs have done The question is not what the IIMs have done to make themselves a force to reckon with, but how much of the research and consulting done by their faculty are being utilised. Few decisions taken by various ministries are apolitical, despite the extensi ve or in-depth policy analysis provided by researchers. More GENDER 
Overcoming `subtle resistance'WAY back in 1979, she was a real rarity as a woman IAS officer in the Manipur cadre. Actually, she is a rarity even today as the 100+plus IAS workforce of this tiny North-Eastern State has only two women officers. "For a while they did not ... More E-GOVERNANCE 
Land information system — Integrating objectives with users' goalsLAND information system refers to a well-networked information system covering a wide range of spatial information that includes data on land, water, weather, environment and socio-economic aspects. Growth of population on a static land base ... More LETTERS Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
Top Stories In Depth Gender Justice Simple Economics Small Investor Looking back Aug. 4-Aug. 10 UN Human Development Report 2002 — Why India still languishes The coming train-wreck |
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