The Hindu Business Line : Thursday, June 28, 2007

FOREIGN RELATIONS
Re-think relations with Bangladesh
More than any past regime the Interim Government in Dhaka appears ready for more wide-ranging economic cooperation with India. More

EDITORIAL
Plodding on Thai FTA

Nothing suggests the FTA problem has been solved, making Bangkok’s optimism on its finalisation by August end somewhat premature.

ACCOUNTANCY
A new role for chartered accountants
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MANAGEMENT
The winning organisation
There is a new breed of organisation that came about at the turn of the century, which is changing all the rules of the game. It is better equipped to cope with the vicissitudes of the continuously changing current economy. It is better designed ... More

EDUCATION
Education yet to make industry grade
India Inc trawling far and wide for employable graduates focuses on the key problem of an education system that has not kept pace with the needs of industry or the demands of the people. This demands greater involvement of the private sector, and a w holesale revamp of the education system, says N. RAMAKRISHNAN. More

FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT
India’s varied regimes for foreign investment ‘confusing’ AccountSpeak
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CORPORATE GOVERNANCE
Company chairman, an anachronism

Much is being made about the chairman of a company. As it stands, the company law does not recognise the post of chairman.

BOOKS
Healthy trends in standards globalisation
With the footprints of major business players spread the world over, it has become increasingly necessary that accounting, the language of business, is intelligible to a wider audience. Apt read in such a context is Globalisation ... More

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