The Hindu Business Line : Friday, March 23, 2007

OFFHAND
Ominous signs of deepening rot
India seems ominously heading for a fearsome crisis. Evidence is mounting of institutions, commonly regarded as pillars of good and effective governance, rapidly sliding into a state of malfunctioning, if not near-crumbling. One by one, they are ... More

SENSOR
Sentiment high; short covering also aids rally
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