The Hindu Business Line : Saturday, July 31, 2004

POLICY
No fare hike for now; pvt buses in Kerala to stay off the road
The Government wants some more time, at least until the Onam festivities are over, but the bus owners feel the Government is merely trying to buy time to postpone decisive action. More

POLITICS
TN Assembly drops privilege action against newspapers
THE Tamil Nadu Assembly on Friday dropped the privilege action brought by it against The Hindu and another newspaper last November. The resolution to drop the privilege action moved by the Finance Minister, Mr C. Ponnaiyan, was passed by ... More

Shiv Sena opposed to reservations in pvt sector
On the privatisation of public sector units, Mr Raj Thackeray said the Government had no competence in doing business and should restrict itself to administration and maintaining law and order. More

TERRORISM
Cases against PW emissaries may be scrapped
THE State Government today hinted at revoking the criminal cases registered on three People's War emissaries by the Warangal police on Thursday. The cases were registered on Mr P. Vara Vara Rao, Mr Gaddar and Mr G. Kalyan Rao for making ... More

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