The Hindu Business Line : Wednesday, August 01, 2007

URBAN DEVELOPMENT
Move to ‘kill’ Kolkata
The city of Kolkata is on the verge of a civic breakdown what with uncontrollable flooding during the rains, a deafeningly high rate of decibelisation, an asphyxiating level of air pollution, an impossible transport situation, and rapacious ... More

EDITORIAL
Coping with the flow
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POLITICS
The Kalam legacy
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CREDIT POLICY
The RBI’s silent signals
Monetary Policy — 2007-08 More

A sensible policy, on expected lines
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Interest rates should stabilise around current levels
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BOOKS
Have success formulas become blasé?
At one time, especially in the industrial West, the market used to be flooded with books of “How to....” genre, giving basket-loads of tips on how to succeed in whatever enterprise or activity one undertakes. Many of them were on the ... More

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