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Wednesday, June 19, 2002
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Pains of assurance
THE CENTRE'S PLAN to issue guarantee for borrowings by the Unit Trust of India is continued resort to patchwork solutions rather than a comprehensive answer for UTI's myriad woes. It also does not provide the large numbers of investors ... More

POLITICS


Will he get the science of Constitution?
"The office of the President is like an emergency light. It comes on automatically when there is a crisis and goes off automatically when the crisis passes away." — The former President, Mr R. Venkataraman, in his memoir, ... More

Bush plays global Don Quixote... Musharraf gets lease of life
Those political and human rights for which the US claims to be fighting do not flourish in Gen Musharraf's Pakistan. Moreover, even the US acknowledges that the General exports terrorists. More

President who?
AMERICANS have a jocular gem that Franklin D. Roosevelt demonstrated what it was to be a President, General Dwight Eisenhower showed that there was no need for a President and Harry S. Truman proved that any Tom, Dick or Harry could be President. ... More

BIO-TECH & GENETICS


Is biotech labour arbitrage?
THE rising challenge to pharmaceutical and large biotech companies is being addressed largely by bioinformatics — the use of computers to manage and analyse genetic data. The problem researchers face is not just information overload; but ... More

DEBT MARKET


Misfeasance, malfeasance and bond market
PERHAPS the defining moment in the Indian bond market was the Reserve Bank of India's response to the latest scandal in the bond markets. In sharp contrast to its action a decade ago, the RBI actually encouraged investment in government ... More

WTO


Tilting at imaginary enemies?
THE `Whodunit' aspect of the September 11 attacks on the World Trade Centre and the Pentagon is in the limelight again. The US President, Mr George Bush's knee-jerk reaction was to put the entire blame on the al Qaeda and hold Osama bin Laden as ... More

LETTERS


  • Presidential elections
  • NPA norms
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  • Top Stories
    Export growth rate set at 12 per cent


    VRS ... no way at LIC

    ISGEC sells 50,000 t sugar to Bangladesh

    Products majors shifting more R&D work to India

    NCAER sees real GDP growth rate at 5.5 pc

    Reader base for newspapers up

    FDI inflows cross $4 b in 2001-02

    Will he get the science of Constitution?

    In Depth
    Gender Justice
    Simple Economics
    Guide to derivatives

    Looking back
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    Burgeoning forex reserves: Boon or bane?

    Golden rice: Hope or hype?

    South Asia could benefit from common currency

    Presidential election: An inspired, convenient choice

    I-T: Of non-filers and under-reporters

    Reforms in India and China -- Policy regimes make the difference


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