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Saturday, December 27, 2003
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Connecting right
WITHIN SIX MONTHS of its becoming a law, amendments have been made to the Electricity Act, 2003. Approved recently by Parliament, these amendments pertain to provisions in the Act dealing with theft of electricity, providing open access and ... More

FOREX


Managing forex reserves — Asian Bond Fund as a safety mechanism
With India's forex reserves crossing the $100-billion mark, there are bound to be several suggestions on how best to manage them, including the setting up of an Asian Bond Fund. Jayanthi Iyengar says that such a Fund will help create an altern ative safety mechanism when the existing institutional framework fails. More

POLITICS


Cancer eating into India
THE Chief Election Commissioner, Mr J. M. Lyngdoh, has opened his mouth once again on the nation's tribe of politicians and, expectedly, what he said will not be music to its ears. This time, the country's top poll ... More

TAXATION


Embers of argument after a fire disaster
T. C. A. Ramanujam on a case where insurance compensation came under dispute More

Avoidance and evasion are birds of different hues
K. Ramesh on the perpetual debate over what is permissible as tax avoidance More

The rate rattle in a refund battle
R. Anand looks at an apex court decision on tax refund that went in favour of the assessee More

Obscure contours of a conduit
What makes India cosy up to Mauritius when it comes to taxation, asks S. Murlidharan More

ECONOMIC OFFENCES


Corporate scandals — Is there enough will to prevent them?
There are major question marks about the quality and state of current corporate governance on both sides of Atlantic, as many senior executives of prominent firms have been identified helping themselves to generous chunks of salaries and bonuses. More

BOOKS


Is the dollar-heap a hand grenade with a loose pin?
THIS festive season has thus far been bringing more than its due share of reasons to celebrate — be it a mega merger or a climbing index, election results or delayed acquittals. But William Bonner has disturbing ... More
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In Focus
Budget Wish-list
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Steel Industry in 2003
Outsourcing backlash
Stamp paper scam
Housing finance scenario
Insurance Round-up — 2003
Organic farming
The Cable tangle
Telecom Competition
Oil PSUs: Disinvestment dilemma
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Vaishnavaite Temples in Tamil Nadu
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Saivite Temples in Tamil Nadu
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Looking back
Dec. 14-Dec. 20
Drinking water for all — A mission that needs vision

Is corporate farming really the solution for Indian agriculture?

Water problem: Don't allow it to precipitate

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`India rising' — Will it ride the demographic wave?

If China can, why can't India?


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