The Hindu Business Line : Wednesday, January 19, 2005

All eyes on Reliance meetings
THERE IS much anticipation in the market about the third quarter results announcement by the respective boards of Reliance Energy, IPCL and Reliance Industries on January 19, 20 and 21, though more about the `other ... More

EDITORIAL

Pipeline of opportunity
THE IN PRINCIPLE agreement arrived at earlier this month in Yangon among the Oil Ministers of India, Myanmar and Bangladesh on cooperation in gas exploration and building an overland pipeline holds great potential for using effectively the ... More

ECONOMY

Economic reforms at the crossroads
What will happen by end of February 2005 is difficult to say. But it looks more or less certain that the advance of economic reforms will slow down if not halted and reversed. India stands at the threshold of prosperity but its political leaders and the people must take the plunge, breaking away from the licence-permit-quota mindset. They must prepare for a new epoch, not of capitalism or of socialism but of entrepreneurism, says Sharad Joshi. More

A new resolve on reforms
Speaking in Kolkata, the Prime Minister sent a bold message to the allies to be partners in progress in creating a caring economy. More

LETTERS

Tax in disguise

Port infrastructure

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