The Hindu Business Line : Friday, November 03, 2006

AGRICULTURE
Technocrats have let down agriculture
"Our system of agricultural research has not met the needs of the small farmer in dryland farming... " More

ECONOMY
Fuel the `inclusive' model of development
India has transitioned to a 7 per cent-plus growth, and one contributor is the emerging consumerism. But the imperative is an `inclusive' model of development with focus on the poor. The broadening and deepening of consumer support, consequent to inc lusive policies, should shift the GDP dynamic and ensure robust growth, says ADITYA PURI. More

POLITICS
Educated MLAs/MPs can be asset to nation
Education will, hopefully, act as an antidote to the tendency to indulge in corruption, misuse of power, and swindling of public funds for private gain. More

WTO
WTO: India must focus on people movement
India should demand loosening of patent protection under TRIPS and freer movement of natural persons under GATS in the WTO, instead of harping on farm issues. More

IPR
Indian IPR law firm courts China
Remfry and Sagar has become the first Indian law firm to set up offices in China and, according to Dr V. Sagar the firm's Director, is indeed the first Indian law firm to open a full-fledged foreign office anywhere in the world. "It's a ... More

LETTERS

Sealing drive

Sensex high

Organic farming

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