The Hindu Business Line : Wednesday, June 25, 2008

EDITORIAL
Cotton deserves no fetters
Instead of seeking restrictions on export, textile mills must establish backward linkages to ensure supply of raw cotton. More

POLITICS
Having the deal and saving the Government
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BANKING
Credit market crisis — Lessons that the West can learn from India
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INTERVIEW
`We want to make profits, but we don't like to profiteer'
Mr S. K. Roongta, the Chairman of Steel Authority of India, is a professional with over 35 years of experience in the steel industry. In an interview to Business Line, he explains why steel prices must inevitably rise and defends SAIL's policy of ... More

LETTERS

Time for austerity

Fight corruption

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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
Ranbaxy-Daiichi deal

People's car

Other Top Stories
Fertiliser body warns of phosphatic product shortages

Credit market crisis — Lessons that the West can learn from India

Direct tax collection target raised to Rs 3.9 lakh cr

US interest rates: Fed likely to pass

BHEL Tiruchi in advanced stages of tech transfer

`We want to make profits, but we don't like to profiteer'

Looking back
Jun. 15-Jun. 21
Farm loan waiver: An ill-conceived package

Ranbaxy sell-out — Indian entrepreneurs not come of age yet?

Irrational exuberance on food front

Why have oil prices gone crazy?

‘Banks now have greater ability to absorb credit losses’

New fetters on auditors