The Hindu Business Line : Thursday, February 05, 2004

FOREIGN RELATIONS
Prasad urges Pak not to block Indian content
THE Information and Broadcasting (I&B) Minister, Mr Ravi Shankar Prasad, on Wednesday urged Pakistan not to block transmission of Indian content as this did not augur well with the ongoing confidence building measures between the two neighbours. More

POLITICS
India shines — only for some
ON TUESDAY, The Times of India carried a set of two pictures showing the Deputy Prime Minister, Mr L. K. Advani, and the Union Law and Commerce Minister, Mr Arun Jaitley, at the inauguralof a symposium in Delhi. ... More

Centre will have to fork out Rs 1,162 cr for polls
THE forthcoming elections to the 14th Lok Sabha will cost the taxpayer an extra Rs 818.38 crore during 2004-04, which is over and above the `normal' allocation of Rs 343.12 crore that would have been made even in the absence of these polls. This ... More

NDA violating Constitution, says Sonia
THE Congress Leader, Ms Sonia Gandhi, on Wednesday launched a frontal attack on the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) Government's Interim Budget for 2004-05, stating that most of the announcements of economic decisions made before February 3 ... More

TRADE & LABOUR UNIONS
Kerala postal strike called off
What triggered the strike was the appointment of collection agents for Speed Post articles in Kozhikode district. More

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