Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Monday, December 12, 2005
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Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Monday, December 12, 2005 |
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COLUMNS OFFHAND Whistle-blowing or ratting? WORLD over, encomium is showered on any employee who blows the whistle on misdeeds perpetrated to his knowledge in an organisation or government. He is lauded for having performed a public service. Until some years ago, however, a whistle-blower ... More WIDE CANVAS Fiscal position could be better Going by the second quarterly (and half-yearly) review of the Indian economy, the fiscal condition leaves much to be desired, so much so that, under the FRBM Act, is has become incumbent on the Government to take steps to remedy the situation. More A RINGSIDE VIEW As liquidity dries up — Volatility, profit taking may check bull run THE local bulls appear set to make a directional call for the Dalal Street. Despite strong volatility and profit booking tendencies, the benchmark indices took an upward move primarily because a section of market players pressed for strong index ... More MUTUAL CONFIDENCE Close-end schemes - Not preferred ones? A SUDDEN interest in close-end schemes has prompted some sections to take a closer look at these products. As things stand, the close-end genre is quite limited in terms of number and diversity. But this has not prevented the curious mind to ... More ADR WATCH Patni Computer makes debut at NYSE INTEL seemed to have spoiled the mood for the US bourses by announcing insipid sales forecast; the US markets tumbled even after a report showed the biggest two-month increase in consumer confidence in more than two years. The Dow average ... More E-DIMENSION 
Bowl of untangled spaghetti with sauce to embellishVISION 2020 
NURM must be a PURA missionThe Government's ambitious National Urban Renewal Mission hopes to tackle all blight — sanitation, roads, transport, power, water, and governance. But NURM will succeed only when it stimulates out-migration of people from cities even as it make s living conditions better. For this it must adopt the PURA pattern. P. V. Indiresan explains how. More EX PARTE Enhance your mental activity MAHARSHI Ayurveda Corporation Ltd manufactures `Herbonic'. "An ideal family natural health drink!" as per the `product description' on http://indiaabundance.com. "Provides extra energy to meet challenges of the energy-sapping activities during ... More CHAT Bulls don't win bullfights, people do Jogin watched anxiously fiery visuals of oil-depot blasts in London. Khan surfed the Web for international trade statistics. Dakshinamoorthy studied satellite images to check for new cyclones in the offing. But Sridevi remembered to summon them ... More JOTTINGS A new role for India AMERICAN PERISCOPE 
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