The Hindu Business Line : Wednesday, April 11, 2007

FOREIGN RELATIONS
The continuing `collateral damage' in Iraq
On the fourth anniversary of Iraq's occupation by American forces, RASHEEDA BHAGAT takes stock of the situation on the ground. Only to find the circumstances have worsened for the people, in general, and women, in particular, as they face violence fr om the occupying force and the Iraqi militia alike. Does Iran, which has defiantly proclaimed it is `joining the nuclear club', face a similar future? More

G-4 trade ministers meeting on April 12
Review of progress of Doha negotiations More

POLICY
Drug policy: Govt to hear views again
The Group of Ministers (GoM) on National Pharmaceuticals Policy on Tuesday decided to repeat the exercise of listening to the views of all stakeholders before deciding on the issue of price control for essential drugs. The GoM headed by the ... More

AP Govt mulls wind power policy
`The Government is committed to encourage non-conventional energy.' More

E-GOVERNANCE
Tax dept must put faith in tech: Chidambaram
Direct taxes to touch 50% of Centre's gross revenues in fiscal '06-07 More

British Minister interested in AP e-governance initiatives
The British E-Government Minister, Mr Pat McFadden, has evinced interest in the e-governance initiatives of the Andhra Pradesh Government, during his two-day visit to the State Capital. In his discussions with the State Secretary, Information ... More

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