The Hindu Business Line : Wednesday, August 29, 2007

EDITORIAL
Inflammable, keep away
The Group of Ministers should not surrender to interested lobbies that would like a throwback to the administered price regime for gas. More

POLITICS
Of political stand-offs and opinion polls
In the backdrop of the standoff between ruling coalition partners on the India-US nuclear deal and a recent opinion poll on a range of issues, RASHEEDA BHAGAT takes a look at the implications for the common man and the small investor in the equity ma rket. More

MANAGEMENT
Beware of brakes on creativity
Innovation, creativity, inventiveness — these are the mantras chanted round the world in this era of competitiveness and globalisation. Venture capitalists are everywhere said to be bidding goodbye to the nuts and bolts of project profiles ... More

TERRORISM
No end to blasts!
The recent Hyderabad blasts have shown once again that people at large are generally at the mercy of those who believe that spreading bloody chaos and mayhem in society is one way of achieving their objective, which is destabilisation of the ... More

MINERALS
Proposed titanium–dioxide plant — Fast-track route for decision-making
With several new tools at their disposal to assess the present and future environmental impact of any major industrial project, it should be possible for all the stakeholders in the Tata group’s proposed titanium dioxide project to fast-track t he right decision on the issue. More

INTERVIEW
‘US sub-prime crisis may not affect Indian growth rates’
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`To develop, we have to explore a lot of innovative ideas'
Access to credit for the very poor is one area where we have not done well. Innovative approaches could be tried for taking deposits and delivering loans through various points of purchase. More

LETTERS

‘Green energy’

Raise SME standards

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