The Hindu Business Line : Monday, April 07, 2008

INSIGHT
PERSPECTIVE
Civility first
The generous pay increase of the Sixth Pay Commission to legions of government employees saw some services, such as Defence and police, voicing their grievances.There can be no two views on the overarching need to provide higher perks ... More

POLICY
Dredging Policy — Charting a wider course
The impact of the dredging policy amended by the Department of Shipping to be followed by the major ports with effect from April 1, 2007 for a period of three years needs to the taken stock of at the end of almost a year. This policy, which ... More

POLITICS
M.S. Gill, Scindia among 7 inducted
Cabinet reshuffle sees 6 out More

A spoke in the wheel
When the Union Budget for 2008-2009 was drawn up, its makers clearly had the next Lok Sabha elections in mind, one of the indications of this being the proposed Rs 60,000-crore loan-waiver scheme for farmers. The other post-Budget ... More

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Dredging Policy — Charting a wider course

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