The Hindu Business Line : Wednesday, February 25, 2004

EDITORIAL
Police with care
A REGULATORY MOVE to build a database of capital market participants, using biometric techniques such as fingerprinting, has drawn the ire of some participants. The new regulation, notified as far back as November 20 and due to take effect from ... More

ECONOMY
In quest of fair globalisation
It is not that globalisation is not working out because of some problem with the concept. What is at fault is its `governance' which manifests mainly at the international level as opposed to the national sphere. The World Commission on the Social Dim ension of Globalisation seeks to usher in a regime of fair and inclusive globalisation, says Ranabir Ray Choudhury. More

UK's experiment
EVER since he took over as Britain's Prime Minister, Mr Tony Blair, has been unremitting in his efforts to tone up public services such as welfare, education, health and law enforcement and take the Government to the ... More

POLITICS
Pakistanis turning away from jehad in Kashmir?
EACH TIME one goes to Pakistan one hears different shades of opinion on the Kashmir issue, though the underlying import, conveyed however politely and diplomatically, is the same: That India has played it dirty. It promised a plebiscite and ... More

LETTERS

IPO feast

Private airlines

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