The Hindu Business Line : Wednesday, December 18, 2002

Going nuclear
WITH THE NUCLEAR power on a revival path world over, and the technology-related issues sorted out in India, the country's nuclear power programme is all set to take off. From the current installed capacity of 2,720 MWe, the ambition was to scale ... More

POLITICS

The portents in Gujarat
IT IS difficult for victors to be repentant. And even more difficult for the Gujarat Chief Minister-designate, Mr Narendra Modi, who pulled off a spectacular victory in the Assembly elections, to be either repentant or magnanimous. While what ... More

Showing the way for other elections?
THE outcome of the election in Gujarat was hardly a surprise. All the pollsters — barring one — predicted the romping home of the BJP with a comfortable margin. There were divergences only in the actual numbers. Ironically, the BJP's ... More

WATER

The Narmada oustees — Not everything is down the river
Continuing his journey through Madhya Pradesh, Sharad Joshi meets the oustees of the Sardar Sarovar project and offers a solution to their problems. More

LETTERS

Plagiarism

`Gaurav' restored?

Bad deal

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