The Hindu Business Line : Friday, August 26, 2005

Judicial traditions
AMONG the legacies of the British Rule, the hallowed judicial traditions governing the judges' behaviour on and off the Bench can be counted as the most salutary. It is to the great credit of the judiciary of those halcyon days that when it could ... More

ON MINT STREET

Banking system has entered the woods
`In the next three years, some of the banks will find it hard to land business which then could cut into profits. I do not want to sound scary but a few private and public sector banks will drop out by 2008 if the Government and the RBI do not act no w.' More

COMING TO TERMS

Faith in women demands that you trust them without reservation
THESE are days when almost half the news is reserved for reservation, be it about quota in private colleges, or of seats of power for women. While on the former the Judiciary and the Legislature are locked in heated ... More

EAR TO THE GROUND

Haldyn Glass gains on plastic bags ban hopes
HALDYN Glass added new sparkle on the stock market as the impending ban on plastic carry bags by the Maharashtra Government raised expectations that use of glass packaging would increase and the company would be benefited. The stock closed ... More

SENSOR

Markets rebound on F&O settlement
THE Sensex staged a strong recovery during the day's trading, after remaining in the negative territory for five trading days. The future and options settlement, which closed on Thursday, imparted strength to the indices. The Sensex closed for ... More

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