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Paper-chasing
I gotta gets the money, gotta gets the money, cause I needs the cash cash, cmon You know I needs the money, gotta gets the money, cause I needs the cash cash! The racket of "paper chasing" through ... More

WIDE CANVAS


The new WTO mid-June `deadline'
Having been through the complex maze of setting deadlines and seeing them missed, there is now no one view about the setting of deadlines as far as the Doha negotiations are concerned. On farm issues, the current state of play does not inspire an y hopeful expectations about a favourable outcome. More

ON THE MOVE


Birganj ICD: Concor's Himalayan blunder?
The Birganj ICD may be critical for landlocked Nepal but not so for Concor which has 55 such depots all over India. Unless HTPL, the company that runs the ICD, starts earning profits, Concor may have to re-think its participation in the depot. More

A RINGSIDE VIEW


Momentum to regain strength
Domestic institutions took advantage of sharp dips in value last week More

MUTUAL CONFIDENCE


MFs offer more diversification now
A few funds are uniquely positioned More

VISION 2020


Tribal rehabilitation — Going beyond the status quo
The first choice of activists championing tribal causes is to halt all development in tribal areas. Their second is to demand land for land as compensation. But by tying the tribal people to agriculture, their activist patrons are foreclosing a moder n future for them. We need entrepreneurs who see an opportunity in every threat, instead of the other way round, says P. V. INDIRESAN. More

RANDOM WALK


Panchayat power
For Kerala to remain a socially developed State, with a strong egalitarian bias towards human development, it is important that the panchayats be strengthened and revitalised. More

CHAT


To trust the mockery of unquiet slumbers
Jogin sat worrying about the latest interest rate hike announced by SBI. Khan was analysing the latest results of airline companies. Sridevi was thumbing through Opal... Till Dakshinamoorthy summoned them all for the weekly market chat. Join ... More

AMERICAN PERISCOPE


Will an oil boycott work?
Could boycotting one top oil company offer solution to runaway petrol prices? Unlikely. Alternative sources of energy need to be aggressively pursued. Lifestyle changes need to be made. Governments need to set taxes at a level that would alter consum er behaviour. More
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