The Hindu Business Line : Tuesday, March 07, 2006

Problem of numbers
Robert Malthus, famous for his pessimistic predictions on the future of humanity, warned of the consequences of a reckless population growth. But man was, and is, quite undeterred, with the result that we are six billion today, and growing. ... More

PUBLIC POLICY NOTE

Budget needs a people orientation
If the Finance Minister is serious about responding to what people want, rather than what the coalition dharma demands, then, there may be merit in making certain critical changes. More

EAR TO THE GROUND

Baja Auto betting on rural pulse
Bajaj Auto has been market favourites in the last few trading sessions. Aided by the publication of `buy' reports by some large broking houses, the stock has been a big mover. It touched its 52-week high of Rs 2,808.90 on Friday. On Monday, it ... More

Nuclear deal fires up Tata Power
One of the biggest movers on Monday was Tata Power. With analysts predicting favourable tidings for the company post the signing of the nuclear deal between India and the US, investors - especially FIIs, were flocking to this counter. The ... More

MF buying lifts Raymond
The textile and apparel story, linked to the anticipated boom in retail and lifestyle brands, made Raymond a big buzzer on the bourses on Monday. Dealers say that there is a lot of mutual fund buying as several fund houses have launched funds ... More

SENSOR

FII buying puts markets back on positive territory
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