The Hindu Business Line : Wednesday, June 11, 2008

FOREIGN RELATIONS
What did Pranab Mukherjee’s China visit really achieve?
India cannot feel complacent after the recent visit of the External Affairs Minister, Mr Pranab Mukherjee to China. Instead, it should not hesitate to convey its objections to China’s ‘intrusions’ in straightforward language, says B . S. RAGHAVAN. More

EDITORIAL
When food becomes feed
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ECONOMY
Inflation: Appreciating rupee not the solution
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POLITICS
Hope and despair
Life is a kaleidoscope sustaining hope among human beings. Without it, human expectation would be reduced to zero which would, in a way, make life less worth living because of the absence of hope. At least this is what this writer feels when he ... More

INTERVIEW
‘Medicines should be subsidised too’
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LETTERS

Oil prices

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Radar: Resources elsewhere
Food: Who pays the price (Video)

ADB World Outlook 2008

ADB's Outlook on India

Union Budget 2008-09

Railway Budget 2008-2009

Economic Survey 2007-2008

In Focus
People's car

P-Note blues

Other Top Stories
‘Medicines should be subsidised too’

Rating builders: Few takers for NHB plan

Inflation: Appreciating rupee not the solution

LIC targets 40 lakh rural micro-insurance policies

Air India may post loss of more than Rs 2,000 cr

Looking back
Jun. 1-Jun. 7
Starting point for fresh economic reforms

Why not SLR status for oil bonds?

No oil for troubled waters

Powerful oil shock absorber