The Hindu Business Line : Thursday, January 25, 2007

FOREIGN RELATIONS
India-US Nuclear Deal — The politics of proliferation
Challenging a 40-year US policy, President George Bush may have signed a nuclear deal with India, but New Delhi still has to reckon with the international sanctions for not acceding to the NPT, and deal with the Nuclear Suppliers Group. Considering these issues, India must proceed cautiously before signing contracts for the import of large power reactors, says G. PARTHASARATHY. More

EDITORIAL
Will the pulse improve?
It is time to take a serious look at structural issues and what needs to be done to increase productivity and production of pulses. More

ECONOMY
Overtaking US on the growth expressway?
India is set to become the world's second largest economy, after China, by 2050. In the third spot will be the US, even as India sustains an 8 per cent growth in GDP (gross domestic product) and guns for more. This is the finding of a `global ... More

ACCOUNTANCY
Other side of postal ballot
Section 192A of the Companies Act, 1956, ushered in by the Companies (Amendment) Act, 2000, provides for: A mandatory regime of postal ballot in respect of matters which the government deems seminal or significant; An optional ... More

INTERVIEW
`Energy' talk for the `power' hungry
While the idea of passing on benefits of lower crude prices to consumers seems good, it is important to understand its long-term impact. More

STANDARDS & BENCHMARKS
`Kindly adjust'
The woes of being stuck with Western standards. More

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