The Hindu Business Line : Friday, May 16, 2008

PETROLEUM
Does not a doubling of oil prices need a fitting response?
If the pace of petroleum consumption growth in 2007-08 is sustained in the current year, its impact on the economy will not be inconsequential. There are reforms outside the petroleum sector that can take the pressure off petroleum use, says K. VENUG OPAL. More

Will gas OPEC have final say on pipeline plans?
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TERRORISM
Jaipur blasts
“Has anyone thought why there has not been a single instance of terror in the US, post-9/11, unlike India where such attacks occur almost everyday? The difference lies in the desire to study the problem scientifically and take remedial ... More

EDUCATION
Correcting distortions in higher education market
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