The Hindu Business Line : Wednesday, December 03, 2008

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FINANCIAL SCAN: Forex reserves: Sinking feeling?
India’s assiduously built foreign exchange reserves of $320 billion have melted down to around $240 billion just a few months – a huge drop of $80 billion and ...

VIEW POINT: Words, words, words
The new Union Home Minister has struck the right chord when he said immediately after taking charge of his new responsibility that what happened last week in Mumbai was a “threat to the very idea, the very soul of India that we know ...

IN FOCUS: Live coverage
The coverage of the Mumbai terrorist attack by the electronic media, particularly the 24-hour news channels, has been notable. These channels brought terror in a spectacular fashion into the drawing rooms of homes thousands of miles away from ...

OFFHAND: E-media excels itself
As a long-time student of effective communication and media-watcher in India and abroad, I have developed great admiration for the reporters, anchors and editors of the private TV news channels in the country. They are invariably on the ball, ...

DOWN TO EARTH: Lessons from Mumbai siege
As a Member of Parliament representing Maharashtra in the Rajya Sabha it would be vain to claim that I am composed while writing this column (November 30). I was very upset at what happened in the last three days.That 10 terrorists, from ...

BL CLUB: C. Mahalingam, Executive VP & Chief People Officer, Symphony Services Corporation; Mats Institute of Management and Entrepreneurship, Bangalore
Bangalore, Dec. 2 Delivering a lecture on global meltdown, organised by the Business Line Club here on Tuesday, Mr C. Mahalingam, Executive Vice-president and Chief Peoples’ Officer of Symphony Services Solutions, ...

BL CLUB: P. Raju Iyer, Chairman, Coaching Committee, Southern India Regional Council, ICWAI; Abdul Hakeem Association of Management, Vellore
Chennai, Dec. 2 Management students should reinvent themselves, relearn tools and techniques to revisit business models by analysing the present scenario and formulate ‘strategy’. People, it has been said, can be placed in ...

ON THE HEDGE: Nifty 2900 call shed open interests
DLF adds long positions. Trading volumes inched up to Rs 33,471.48 crore in the F&O segment on the NSE on Tuesday against Monday’s turnover of Rs 32,155.44 crore. The NSE Nifty future as well as stock futures saw short-covering, ...

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