The Hindu Business Line : Wednesday, June 29, 2005

Pak Minister denied travel permit — New Delhi blows the double-whistle
In denying the Pakistani Information Minister, Mr Sheikh Rashid Ahmed, permission to travel on the Muzaffarabad-Srinagar bus, Delhi did right as otherwise, it would have sent wrong signals not only in Jammu and Kashmir but also other militancy-inf ested areas of the country, particularly the North-East, says Rasheeda Bhagat. More

EDITORIAL

Elusive 8 per cent
THE PRIME MINISTER, Dr Manmohan Singh, has cut the hype over the India growth story by confessing to a flawed script. His upfront admission at the National Development Council that the economy will miss the Tenth Plan growth target of 8 per cent ... More

POLITICS

EU Constitution: Why France voted `no'
MAY 29, 2005 will be seen in the French, the European and the world history on a par with July 14, 1789 — the day the French mobs stormed the Bastille. The well-fortified and guarded prison of Bastille in Paris ... More

NEWSPAPERS & PUBLISHING

FII's fresh foothold
CURIOUSLY, media reaction has been muted to the official announcement allowing the entry of foreign institutional investors, NRIs and portfolio investors in the print sector. The media may be taking it in its stride ... More

LETTERS

Improving farm sector

Domestic Violence Bill

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