The Hindu Business Line : Thursday, May 15, 2003

India and Singapore — Making up for lost time
The unfortunate phase when India-Singapore relations were conditioned by factors extraneous to purely bilateral relations is over and an era of benign interaction has begun. India is looking east, and Singapore beyond ASEAN, whose heyday may be past. V. Suryanarayan says the time is right for the two countries to put their relations on a firm footing. More

Indo-Pak peace initiative — Will there be a real thaw this time?
REVISITING Pakistan after four years and happening to be there by co-incidence at a time when once again hopes have been raised of New Delhi and Islamabad backing off from the edge to make yet another attempt to be good neighbours, is an ... More

EDITORIAL

Political call
THE WRITING WAS on the wall once the MPs joined in the chorus of protest at the tariff plan of the public sector telecom companies. In the event, it came as no surprise that the Government forced the state-owned telecom companies, Bharat Sanchar ... More

ECONOMICS

What is economics
`IN SEARCH of perfect economist' (Business Line, April 26) cited extensively the views of Hendrik Van Dalen, opining that economists are a quarrelsome lot, apparently because their subject is too much inward directed... not daring to move ... More

LETTERS

Uphaar verdict

Not much to celebrate

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