The Hindu Business Line : Wednesday, December 20, 2006

FOREIGN RELATIONS
Welcome fallout of nuclear debate
For all the high stakes attached to the nuclear deal, the discussion on it in Parliament was marked by moderation and dignity. More

POLICY
Nod to set up pharma institutes
The Union Cabinet has given the nod to the Central Government to be conferred with the power to set up national pharmaceutical education institutes or centres in any part of the country. Information and Broadcasting Minister ... More

POLITICS
Bengal chambers express concern over bandh call
Want politicisation of industrial investment stopped More

Bengal CM seeks CBI inquiry on woman's death
Mamata issues 24-hour ultimatum to return farmland More

Transmission of LS, RS channels to be made compulsory
The Government has proposed an amendment to the Section 8 of the Cable Television Networks (Regulation) Act, 1995, to make it compulsory for every cable operator to re-transmit the Sansad Television Network Lok Sabha Channel and the Sansad ... More

FINANCIAL POLICY
Sensex slips 349 on FII panic selling
Currency controls slapped on overseas investors by the Central Bank of Thailand pulled down Asian equity markets including India with the BSE Sensex falling by 349.08 points or 2.54 per cent to 13,382.01. However, the Central Bank of Thailand ... More

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